This is unfathomable. Shame on the so-called Supervisors.
G
George Carrington
10 years ago
Another unfathomable move by the bizarre San Francisco body politic.
Have you ever held a "Remembrance Day" for the 102 Police Officers that have died in the line of duty in San Francisco?
W
Wayne Ramey
10 years ago
The voters need to remember this unbelievable insanity.
A
Anonymous
10 years ago
Iam numb.
J
Joe Fitzpatrick
10 years ago
The Board of Stupidvisors have done it, again, honoring another criminal, and showing their disdain for law enforcement.
C
Catherine Glesmann
10 years ago
What is happening to our country? Thugs are honored and victims are forgotten.
W
Wendy S
10 years ago
Disgusting to honor a man who could not follow instructions. How can this even be considered after a CHP officer was stabbed in the throat yesterday. Stop honoring criminals.
S
Steve maes
10 years ago
What kind of message are we sending if this day is honored
M
Martin Garay
10 years ago
We do not honor violent criminals!
R
Ray Balzarini
10 years ago
I am In FULL SUPPORT of the SFPD !!!
A
Anonymous
10 years ago
He's a criminal. Not a hero.
A
Anonymous
10 years ago
Say no to criminals
P
PAULINE KENNEDY
10 years ago
ISUPPORT THE POLICE .
J
John Ehrlich
10 years ago
The "Day of Remembrance" is political pandering at its worst.
A
Arthur Gabac
10 years ago
"NO" Mario Woods "Remembrance Day"or any other day.
From a resident and tax payer of San Francisco
R
Raul Tijerina
10 years ago
No one deserves to die, but sometimes it is necessary to kill.
E
Erik Whitney
10 years ago
Officers used the equipment provided to them against a violent criminal who stabbed a person
Police commission refused to give stun guns to police a few years ago which could have been another tool to end the situation. If anyone is to blame look at Woods and the Police commission
J
James Worley
10 years ago
How could such a day as this even be considered? Honoring a homicidal criminal is beyond the pale. Where is the logic?
K
Ken Craig
10 years ago
We should not be honoring someone who refused repeatedly to comply with lawful instructions and put the Officers on scene in an impossible position. A day recognizing substance abuse or mental illness perhaps, but not this. I'll be recognizing all first responders who protect and serve us on that day instead.
This is unfathomable. Shame on the so-called Supervisors.
Another unfathomable move by the bizarre San Francisco body politic. Have you ever held a "Remembrance Day" for the 102 Police Officers that have died in the line of duty in San Francisco?
The voters need to remember this unbelievable insanity.
Iam numb.
The Board of Stupidvisors have done it, again, honoring another criminal, and showing their disdain for law enforcement.
What is happening to our country? Thugs are honored and victims are forgotten.
Disgusting to honor a man who could not follow instructions. How can this even be considered after a CHP officer was stabbed in the throat yesterday. Stop honoring criminals.
What kind of message are we sending if this day is honored
We do not honor violent criminals!
I am In FULL SUPPORT of the SFPD !!!
He's a criminal. Not a hero.
Say no to criminals
ISUPPORT THE POLICE .
The "Day of Remembrance" is political pandering at its worst.
"NO" Mario Woods "Remembrance Day"or any other day. From a resident and tax payer of San Francisco
No one deserves to die, but sometimes it is necessary to kill.
Officers used the equipment provided to them against a violent criminal who stabbed a person Police commission refused to give stun guns to police a few years ago which could have been another tool to end the situation. If anyone is to blame look at Woods and the Police commission
How could such a day as this even be considered? Honoring a homicidal criminal is beyond the pale. Where is the logic?
We should not be honoring someone who refused repeatedly to comply with lawful instructions and put the Officers on scene in an impossible position. A day recognizing substance abuse or mental illness perhaps, but not this. I'll be recognizing all first responders who protect and serve us on that day instead.
No!