I'm sorry for the loss of life, but I do not honor him at all.
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Sarah Taber
10 years ago
While I deplore the needless death of an obviously crazy young man, I feel this "day of remembrance" is a way overboard reaction.
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colleen simmons
10 years ago
This is so ridiculous, Is this really a conversation? God Bless our SFPD.
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Steve Murphy
10 years ago
Hell No
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Phillip Wing
10 years ago
Why would anybody, especially a city such as San Francisco want to have a day of remembrance for a ex-felon that had just stabbed his victim, then refused to drop the knife when ordered. If he had gotten away, he could have stabbed someone else. The officers should be commended for their action in stopping a dangerous criminal with a knife.
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Richard Alves
10 years ago
This is a time, when everyone stated that we have to work together to bring Police Dept. and Citizens on the same page, Well this is the wrong way to start!!
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Michelle beazley
10 years ago
Omg how stupid can they get.
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Bev Thomas
10 years ago
A day of remembrance for a hoodlum?? Ridiculous!
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Mary Lou Fabbri
10 years ago
Totally ridiculous...don't they realize this?
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Matthew Hagan
10 years ago
As a 18 year veteran of law enforcement, I am shocked that the City of San Francisco would even consider such an action.
Please use some common sense and decency and do not go forward with this day to honor Mr. Woods.
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Tami Celaya
10 years ago
A Travesty. Enough said.
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KARA
10 years ago
WHY?? honor someone who had stabbed someone else!!!
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Jean Etcheveste
10 years ago
Ridiculous.
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Nicole Greely
10 years ago
The day of rememberence is a disgrace.
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Carlos salazar
10 years ago
Shouldn't be rewarding criminals!!!
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Gigi George
10 years ago
SF Supervisors have been known to make stupid laws but to honor a felon is just pass crazy. I also hope they realize that the innocent person that got stabbed by this felon Mario Woods could of been a relative of theirs.
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Andree Brulhart
10 years ago
NO, no, no!
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John Cooley
10 years ago
No to honoring a criminal
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John Scully
10 years ago
Honor the men and women who risk their lives to keep us safe. God Bless the S.F.P.D.
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Richard Kim
10 years ago
There should be no recognition for a violent criminal.
I'm sorry for the loss of life, but I do not honor him at all.
While I deplore the needless death of an obviously crazy young man, I feel this "day of remembrance" is a way overboard reaction.
This is so ridiculous, Is this really a conversation? God Bless our SFPD.
Hell No
Why would anybody, especially a city such as San Francisco want to have a day of remembrance for a ex-felon that had just stabbed his victim, then refused to drop the knife when ordered. If he had gotten away, he could have stabbed someone else. The officers should be commended for their action in stopping a dangerous criminal with a knife.
This is a time, when everyone stated that we have to work together to bring Police Dept. and Citizens on the same page, Well this is the wrong way to start!!
Omg how stupid can they get.
A day of remembrance for a hoodlum?? Ridiculous!
Totally ridiculous...don't they realize this?
As a 18 year veteran of law enforcement, I am shocked that the City of San Francisco would even consider such an action. Please use some common sense and decency and do not go forward with this day to honor Mr. Woods.
A Travesty. Enough said.
WHY?? honor someone who had stabbed someone else!!!
Ridiculous.
The day of rememberence is a disgrace.
Shouldn't be rewarding criminals!!!
SF Supervisors have been known to make stupid laws but to honor a felon is just pass crazy. I also hope they realize that the innocent person that got stabbed by this felon Mario Woods could of been a relative of theirs.
NO, no, no!
No to honoring a criminal
Honor the men and women who risk their lives to keep us safe. God Bless the S.F.P.D.
There should be no recognition for a violent criminal.