Why is anyone EVEN thinking about rewarding a criminal for his bad behavior ? Has our society become so twisted in it's thinking? Where is the COMMON SENSE.?
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John Leong
10 years ago
disgusted San Franciscan
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Candace Anderson
10 years ago
The SF Board of Supervisors need to spend their time on meaningful legislation, we should request a refund on our tax dollars for every minute they spent on this action.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Don't wield a knife at an Officer and you won't get shot.
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Nicholas Duffy
10 years ago
Giving a criminal a day of remebrence would be a disgrace to our country and the victim.
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Andre L
10 years ago
He was not a person who deserves a day or rememberence or praise from anyone. He was a thug. A gang member, a criminal, and someone who didn't value any human life.
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Nelson Lum
10 years ago
Total disgrace exhibited by the SF Board of Supervisors
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Mario J Delgadillo
10 years ago
Honor our first responders instead. They paid the ultimate sacrifice for San Francisco.
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thomas Duggan
10 years ago
board of stupedvisors need to be replaced with middle of the road common sense people .
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AK Wood
10 years ago
He attacked a stranger sitting in a car who was minding his own businesses. Clearly Woods wasn't in a healthy state of mind. No need to make him into a hero.
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Donald Sloan
10 years ago
remember those who have died while doing their duty
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Rolando Canales
10 years ago
Let's prevent a national disrespectful event, for all of Law Enforcement personnel!! God Bless our USA.....
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Joe giannini
10 years ago
While the events of the Woods incident are tragic for all involed, Woods was the master of his demise.
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Claude Warren
10 years ago
I find it a disgrace to the public and your public service employee's to want to honor such a person after what he did
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Maria Naval
10 years ago
No Mario woods day!
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Charles Tennenbaum
10 years ago
The ridiculousness of honoring a person who died in the commission of a felony is just another sign the city of San Francisco has lost touch with reality.
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Robin Savage
10 years ago
I support SFPD and Chief Suhr
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Anonymous
10 years ago
I know-San Francisco Board of Supervisors could have a day of remembrance for everyone on Death Row! They could fill the calendar quickly. What an insane idea.
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Chris knight
10 years ago
Glorifying gang member. What's up with that
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Eugene Cerbone
10 years ago
It is an outrage and an insult to real victims and to our men and women in law enforcement who put their lives on the line daily for all of us. Shame on the Board of Supervisors.
Why is anyone EVEN thinking about rewarding a criminal for his bad behavior ? Has our society become so twisted in it's thinking? Where is the COMMON SENSE.?
disgusted San Franciscan
The SF Board of Supervisors need to spend their time on meaningful legislation, we should request a refund on our tax dollars for every minute they spent on this action.
Don't wield a knife at an Officer and you won't get shot.
Giving a criminal a day of remebrence would be a disgrace to our country and the victim.
He was not a person who deserves a day or rememberence or praise from anyone. He was a thug. A gang member, a criminal, and someone who didn't value any human life.
Total disgrace exhibited by the SF Board of Supervisors
Honor our first responders instead. They paid the ultimate sacrifice for San Francisco.
board of stupedvisors need to be replaced with middle of the road common sense people .
He attacked a stranger sitting in a car who was minding his own businesses. Clearly Woods wasn't in a healthy state of mind. No need to make him into a hero.
remember those who have died while doing their duty
Let's prevent a national disrespectful event, for all of Law Enforcement personnel!! God Bless our USA.....
While the events of the Woods incident are tragic for all involed, Woods was the master of his demise.
I find it a disgrace to the public and your public service employee's to want to honor such a person after what he did
No Mario woods day!
The ridiculousness of honoring a person who died in the commission of a felony is just another sign the city of San Francisco has lost touch with reality.
I support SFPD and Chief Suhr
I know-San Francisco Board of Supervisors could have a day of remembrance for everyone on Death Row! They could fill the calendar quickly. What an insane idea.
Glorifying gang member. What's up with that
It is an outrage and an insult to real victims and to our men and women in law enforcement who put their lives on the line daily for all of us. Shame on the Board of Supervisors.