The Officers who saved the lives of the nearby citizens by stopping the threat to their safety are HEROES! They should be honored for their service and sacrifice. Thank you for keeping your community safe from a murderous violent criminal.
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Keith McCart
10 years ago
Blue Lives Matter
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Honestly, If the murdered community member was your brother or sister, would that change your vote?
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Anonymous
10 years ago
You have got to be kidding ... Whats next honoring Leland Yee and Mary Hayashi ?????
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Edward mcPherson
10 years ago
And this is just another reason I refuse to visit and spend my hard earned money in San Francisco
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Awful. Plain and simple. I can't even begin to wrap my head around this.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
You want remembrance for a murderer? You all probably want that lying hag for President also.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
How dare you give a violent parolee who tried to stab officers after stabbing a member of he community!?!?
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Pedro Plascencia
10 years ago
San Francisco board of supervisors should be embarrassed by this ridiculous proposal. Vote them out and restore the city.
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Rob Strong
10 years ago
You supervisors are an embarrassment to our beloved City and the police who protect us.
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Brian Watt
10 years ago
I am deeply saddened that we are not honoring the fallen officers at SFPD who risk their lives everyday for the citizens of S.F.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
SF you must be crazy
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Eric Hubbard
10 years ago
To honor this felon with a "Day of Remembrance" is nothing short of complete and absolute insanity!
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James Foster
10 years ago
Need a "Remembrance Day" for the fallen officers of SFPD, not the felon they are protecting us from.
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Dave Holmes-Kinsella
10 years ago
I am deeply saddened that the board of supervisors is doing this. Where are the days of rembrance for police, firefighters and EMTs fallen in the course of duty ?
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Ronald Raddetz
10 years ago
We should honor goodness, honor, integrity and good character. San Francisco has lost its way!!
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Anonymous
10 years ago
I believe that naming a day after a violent felon will further in danger the safety of the residents, visitors and law enforcement in the bay area.
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Dick McCuddin
10 years ago
What you are doing stinks. Why honor a thug. Honor your Police Officers who gave their lives in order to safeguards YOURS! You people need to get a real life.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
I'm proud of cops;
almost never proud of politicians.
Unacceptable
The Officers who saved the lives of the nearby citizens by stopping the threat to their safety are HEROES! They should be honored for their service and sacrifice. Thank you for keeping your community safe from a murderous violent criminal.
Blue Lives Matter
Honestly, If the murdered community member was your brother or sister, would that change your vote?
You have got to be kidding ... Whats next honoring Leland Yee and Mary Hayashi ?????
And this is just another reason I refuse to visit and spend my hard earned money in San Francisco
Awful. Plain and simple. I can't even begin to wrap my head around this.
You want remembrance for a murderer? You all probably want that lying hag for President also.
How dare you give a violent parolee who tried to stab officers after stabbing a member of he community!?!?
San Francisco board of supervisors should be embarrassed by this ridiculous proposal. Vote them out and restore the city.
You supervisors are an embarrassment to our beloved City and the police who protect us.
I am deeply saddened that we are not honoring the fallen officers at SFPD who risk their lives everyday for the citizens of S.F.
SF you must be crazy
To honor this felon with a "Day of Remembrance" is nothing short of complete and absolute insanity!
Need a "Remembrance Day" for the fallen officers of SFPD, not the felon they are protecting us from.
I am deeply saddened that the board of supervisors is doing this. Where are the days of rembrance for police, firefighters and EMTs fallen in the course of duty ?
We should honor goodness, honor, integrity and good character. San Francisco has lost its way!!
I believe that naming a day after a violent felon will further in danger the safety of the residents, visitors and law enforcement in the bay area.
What you are doing stinks. Why honor a thug. Honor your Police Officers who gave their lives in order to safeguards YOURS! You people need to get a real life.
I'm proud of cops; almost never proud of politicians.