unbelievable! this shows where the S F supervisors support is.
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Dawn Cutler
10 years ago
San Francisco supervisors should be ashamed of themselves! This is crazy even for San Francisco and everyone loses here.
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Lorin R Dubour
10 years ago
Unbelievable
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Where is the common sense wired in all of us?
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Edmund Garcia
10 years ago
This is no time to make a hero out of a vicious criminal. Looks at Woods' history!! The officers had no choice but to shot, with other options failing to stop the armed suspect.
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David Abrams
10 years ago
How is it you get a remembrance day when your a criminal that just stabbed another person and now it's the polices fault your dead. i knife a close range is more dangerous then a gun. the sheeple need to awake up in the city and stop giving in to the criminal element.
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Gerald Ramos
10 years ago
There are more people who are more deserving such as Harvey Milk, George Mascone, and victims of the Jonestown Suicide Massacre.
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Dan Sawaya
10 years ago
This is absurd. Police and citizens need to be able to defend themselves against armed and unarmed attackers. I'm tired of the DA not understanding that his job is to put bad guys in jail. And I'm tired of the supervisors not understanding that their job is to represent taxpayers, not criminals.
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Humberto Amor
10 years ago
They should be ashamed of themselves.
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Jeri Fetzer
10 years ago
I truly don't feel this action taken by our Supervisors was appropriate for many reasons.
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Dave Lorenz
10 years ago
This is what happens when we become artificially self important. We don't know what is right anymore. Do not celebrate lawlessness!
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Anonymous
10 years ago
I disagree with honoring Mario Woods Day. This is an insult to Police Officers who risk their lives Ina daily basis to save others.
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Nadine Trujillo
10 years ago
S.F. Supervisors... I hope you never have to call 911... Karma
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Mario woods got his wish, and no more innocent people were severely injured and or possibly killed. Society (San Francisco included) is safer because those law enforcement officers had to make the hardest decision any person should have to do and end another person(s) life. The police did what we all entrusted them to do. Honoring a madman that has no respect for the life's of others is insane. San Fancisco needs to pull their head out of their asses
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rick goulette
10 years ago
just wrong!
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Chris Doebler
10 years ago
It's time to right the ship. Liberal politicians and the current White House administration have a tendency to revere criminals while condemning police officers, even though they are clueless about our duties. Honor those who deserve it and let the garbagemen deal with the trash.
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James Beebe
10 years ago
Support the Blue, your life may depend on it! When you have a problem you call the Police not the criminal that is the problem.
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Ron Kunkle
10 years ago
Retired LEO... This is a slap in the face of all enforcement! Hell NO!!
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Unfortunately, I am not surprised by the action of the SF BoS. Don't even want to imagine what they come up with next.
Disgraceful and disgusting
unbelievable! this shows where the S F supervisors support is.
San Francisco supervisors should be ashamed of themselves! This is crazy even for San Francisco and everyone loses here.
Unbelievable
Where is the common sense wired in all of us?
This is no time to make a hero out of a vicious criminal. Looks at Woods' history!! The officers had no choice but to shot, with other options failing to stop the armed suspect.
How is it you get a remembrance day when your a criminal that just stabbed another person and now it's the polices fault your dead. i knife a close range is more dangerous then a gun. the sheeple need to awake up in the city and stop giving in to the criminal element.
There are more people who are more deserving such as Harvey Milk, George Mascone, and victims of the Jonestown Suicide Massacre.
This is absurd. Police and citizens need to be able to defend themselves against armed and unarmed attackers. I'm tired of the DA not understanding that his job is to put bad guys in jail. And I'm tired of the supervisors not understanding that their job is to represent taxpayers, not criminals.
They should be ashamed of themselves.
I truly don't feel this action taken by our Supervisors was appropriate for many reasons.
This is what happens when we become artificially self important. We don't know what is right anymore. Do not celebrate lawlessness!
I disagree with honoring Mario Woods Day. This is an insult to Police Officers who risk their lives Ina daily basis to save others.
S.F. Supervisors... I hope you never have to call 911... Karma
Mario woods got his wish, and no more innocent people were severely injured and or possibly killed. Society (San Francisco included) is safer because those law enforcement officers had to make the hardest decision any person should have to do and end another person(s) life. The police did what we all entrusted them to do. Honoring a madman that has no respect for the life's of others is insane. San Fancisco needs to pull their head out of their asses
just wrong!
It's time to right the ship. Liberal politicians and the current White House administration have a tendency to revere criminals while condemning police officers, even though they are clueless about our duties. Honor those who deserve it and let the garbagemen deal with the trash.
Support the Blue, your life may depend on it! When you have a problem you call the Police not the criminal that is the problem.
Retired LEO... This is a slap in the face of all enforcement! Hell NO!!
Unfortunately, I am not surprised by the action of the SF BoS. Don't even want to imagine what they come up with next.