As a member of the U.S Armed forces and a law enforcement officer I am offended that a city would even consider a day of remembrance for someone who has done nothing with their life but bring havoc to others, victimizing people repeatedly.
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Terence Shigg
10 years ago
National Border Patrol Council Local 1613 supports our brothers SFPOA.
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Keith Astley
10 years ago
To honor a Felon and not the Police Officers who protected the citizens of San Francisco from this criminal is a huge insult to the entire Law Enforcement Community.
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MEL SHAPIRO
10 years ago
MAY HE REMAIN IN PRISON FOR THE REST OF HIS DAYS ON THIS EARTH
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Anonymous
10 years ago
It is unacceptable to honor someone who spent a lifetime preying upon the innocent while you ignore the men and women who spent a lifetime serving and protecting their community.
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Kevin House
10 years ago
Ridiculous!!! The politicians should resign
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Joan Schwarz
10 years ago
Did I miss Isaac Espinoza Day? Who's the fool that started mario woods day?
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Pa Falconer
10 years ago
Choosing the most extreme position on every vote does not make any of you a good supervisor.
Why not represent the people who elected you.
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Ian cheverier
10 years ago
Rediculous. How about a remembernce day for each and every soldier or police officer that gave their life!
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Teresa Martin
10 years ago
It is unbelievable that we even have had to get to this point. What is the San Francisco doing. Are they going to start honoring all criminals or just those that try to kill someone. Shame on you.
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Lauren Guber
10 years ago
To honor this man is to dishonor his victims. The citizens of San Francisco should be ashamed their leadership is choosing to hold this man up as some kind of martyr.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
NO WOOD DAY!!!
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James C Newland
10 years ago
You might want to rethink that Taser thing now.
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Douglass Richards
10 years ago
Being retired California law enforcement, It is inexplicable how politicians fail to embrace the needs and wants of the majority and not the outcast crying wasted humanity of the minorities.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
I believe this is a travesty, you can not honor a criminal, what's next Charles Manson day? I won't be visiting SF any time soon that's for sure .
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bill engstrom
10 years ago
honor victims, not criminals.
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Deputy Schwabe
10 years ago
As not only a law enforcement officer, as a resident of the state of California, I find your day to honor a criminal simply unbelievable. The city government of San Francisco should be ashamed.
We have cancelled our families spring break vacation to this dangerous city we once admired.
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Robert Glynn
10 years ago
You pandering bastards ...
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Jim Kelly
10 years ago
Please reconsider honoring a career criminal and get your damn priorities straight! How about honoring a fallen first responder or military hero who actually are productive members of society.
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John Mollahan
10 years ago
Another disgusting example of the direction our entire country is heading in.
As a member of the U.S Armed forces and a law enforcement officer I am offended that a city would even consider a day of remembrance for someone who has done nothing with their life but bring havoc to others, victimizing people repeatedly.
National Border Patrol Council Local 1613 supports our brothers SFPOA.
To honor a Felon and not the Police Officers who protected the citizens of San Francisco from this criminal is a huge insult to the entire Law Enforcement Community.
MAY HE REMAIN IN PRISON FOR THE REST OF HIS DAYS ON THIS EARTH
It is unacceptable to honor someone who spent a lifetime preying upon the innocent while you ignore the men and women who spent a lifetime serving and protecting their community.
Ridiculous!!! The politicians should resign
Did I miss Isaac Espinoza Day? Who's the fool that started mario woods day?
Choosing the most extreme position on every vote does not make any of you a good supervisor. Why not represent the people who elected you.
Rediculous. How about a remembernce day for each and every soldier or police officer that gave their life!
It is unbelievable that we even have had to get to this point. What is the San Francisco doing. Are they going to start honoring all criminals or just those that try to kill someone. Shame on you.
To honor this man is to dishonor his victims. The citizens of San Francisco should be ashamed their leadership is choosing to hold this man up as some kind of martyr.
NO WOOD DAY!!!
You might want to rethink that Taser thing now.
Being retired California law enforcement, It is inexplicable how politicians fail to embrace the needs and wants of the majority and not the outcast crying wasted humanity of the minorities.
I believe this is a travesty, you can not honor a criminal, what's next Charles Manson day? I won't be visiting SF any time soon that's for sure .
honor victims, not criminals.
As not only a law enforcement officer, as a resident of the state of California, I find your day to honor a criminal simply unbelievable. The city government of San Francisco should be ashamed. We have cancelled our families spring break vacation to this dangerous city we once admired.
You pandering bastards ...
Please reconsider honoring a career criminal and get your damn priorities straight! How about honoring a fallen first responder or military hero who actually are productive members of society.
Another disgusting example of the direction our entire country is heading in.