Honor real heroes, not criminals. What a disgrace!
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Did this guys work to save or improve the lives of others? No! So why is there such an effort to remember him at such a high honor? Political insanity coming from those in office who think they are siding with and appeasing the masses.
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Paul Butler
10 years ago
Retired Police Chief Glendora, CA 2002. This day of remembrance for a violent person is an affront to every assault victim in the nation.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Completely asinine
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Anthony Navarro
10 years ago
It is "shameful" that our society honors criminals. And to you that honor those who sacrifice there lives & safety so that you sleep safe at night. I Thank you.
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Micheal OLeary
10 years ago
I am opposed to your Mario Woods remberence day.
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Edgar Rodriguez
10 years ago
SF should be ashamed of it self. SF haven for criminals.
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Marcy Dunne Ballard
10 years ago
This is divisive at a time when we need our leaders to be above the crowd and help all of us to heal.
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Ann Tellling
10 years ago
Not only no to a remembrance of this thug; but hell no!! What kind of insanity is this? The Supervisors of this town are insane! How about having a day of remembrance for the men in blue that protect our lives every day from the robbing/murdering thugs that are in our state and nation.
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Justin Madden
10 years ago
Making a hero of a person who has preyed on the innocent is wrong in so many ways.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Honoring a criminal is absolute insanity. Stop this madness and let's focus on people to honor who have showed honor in the way they've lived their lives.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
No.. Just.. No.
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George Scott
10 years ago
You have got to be nuts. What a slap in the face not only to law enforcement officers but to the law abiding citizens.
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Frances soza
10 years ago
He should not have a day !
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DAVID KLUTH
10 years ago
You have to be out of your mind. A day for a convicted felony who refused to obey lawful orders of a LEO....
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Gabe leyva
10 years ago
I don't a day of rememberance in san Francisco, or any other city, to remember a suspect who hurts innocent people. What are we doing to our future generations and showing them that is okay to commit these type of crimes.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
As a retired LEO, this is as wrong as anything I have heard lately, to include taking an oath to be a snitch on your brother and sister officers. You couldn't pay me enough to work for SFPD, and I am a Mill Valley boy.
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Peter Mader
10 years ago
He'd be alive and well if he'd dropped his knife when told to.
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Brandon Painter
10 years ago
I'm speechless… this is truly disturbing
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Martin Schartau
10 years ago
This is a disgrace to honor such a Demon, San Francisco should be discrased by entertaining such an action.
Honor real heroes, not criminals. What a disgrace!
Did this guys work to save or improve the lives of others? No! So why is there such an effort to remember him at such a high honor? Political insanity coming from those in office who think they are siding with and appeasing the masses.
Retired Police Chief Glendora, CA 2002. This day of remembrance for a violent person is an affront to every assault victim in the nation.
Completely asinine
It is "shameful" that our society honors criminals. And to you that honor those who sacrifice there lives & safety so that you sleep safe at night. I Thank you.
I am opposed to your Mario Woods remberence day.
SF should be ashamed of it self. SF haven for criminals.
This is divisive at a time when we need our leaders to be above the crowd and help all of us to heal.
Not only no to a remembrance of this thug; but hell no!! What kind of insanity is this? The Supervisors of this town are insane! How about having a day of remembrance for the men in blue that protect our lives every day from the robbing/murdering thugs that are in our state and nation.
Making a hero of a person who has preyed on the innocent is wrong in so many ways.
Honoring a criminal is absolute insanity. Stop this madness and let's focus on people to honor who have showed honor in the way they've lived their lives.
No.. Just.. No.
You have got to be nuts. What a slap in the face not only to law enforcement officers but to the law abiding citizens.
He should not have a day !
You have to be out of your mind. A day for a convicted felony who refused to obey lawful orders of a LEO....
I don't a day of rememberance in san Francisco, or any other city, to remember a suspect who hurts innocent people. What are we doing to our future generations and showing them that is okay to commit these type of crimes.
As a retired LEO, this is as wrong as anything I have heard lately, to include taking an oath to be a snitch on your brother and sister officers. You couldn't pay me enough to work for SFPD, and I am a Mill Valley boy.
He'd be alive and well if he'd dropped his knife when told to.
I'm speechless… this is truly disturbing
This is a disgrace to honor such a Demon, San Francisco should be discrased by entertaining such an action.