Honoring Mario Woods is an insult to his stabbing victim.
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Barbara Fugate
10 years ago
Until those who die in the line of duty are honored, I do not believe Mr. Woods should be.
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Ryan Jamison
10 years ago
Remembrance Days are for heroes not criminal gang members who stab people
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Anonymous
10 years ago
This is not only offensive but also appalling the city of SF would remember some one of his statue.
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Azeem Nizam
10 years ago
I'll wait for slain SF Police Officer Isaac Espinoza day.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
This is crap!!
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NYCD Emerald Society
10 years ago
Mario Woods was a violent felon gang member. The SF Board of Supervisors should be honoring the brave Police Officers that stopped this predator from harming anyone else
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Anonymous
10 years ago
This is ridiculous! This can not pass!
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Thomas Keleher President Los Angeles Police Emerald Society - President
10 years ago
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Mark Shepard
10 years ago
Typical of SF Supervisors and their total lack of respect for law enforcement.
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Mark Shepard
10 years ago
Typical of SF Supervisors and their total lack of respect for law enforcement.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
How can the SF board of supervisors unanimously give Mario Woods his own day when there are so many others more deserving?!
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MICHAEL BROWN
10 years ago
Get back to work.
How about better training for our police to deal with dangerous people like Woods.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Unbelievable! Typical left wing crap to appease minorities
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Yen lo
10 years ago
How about those die because of the violences of unexpected happened
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William Dea
10 years ago
This is totally wrong to have a Memorial Day for a criminal
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Charles Moore
10 years ago
I stand with the SFPD . No memorial days for criminal assailants.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
No way!
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Brian Pettinger
10 years ago
This man would still be alive today had he just listened to the police and put down his knife. It is unbelievable to me that we would honor a man who willingly blatantly disregarded the authority of those we have instilled to keep us safe. My heart goes out to the family for their loss but the bottom line is this man has died because of his own pride and arrogance. Hopefully we will find a way to take this loss and use it for good but honoring Mr. Woods is not only wrong but dishonors the police and creates a deeper schism within our community.
Honoring Mario Woods is an insult to his stabbing victim.
Until those who die in the line of duty are honored, I do not believe Mr. Woods should be.
Remembrance Days are for heroes not criminal gang members who stab people
This is not only offensive but also appalling the city of SF would remember some one of his statue.
I'll wait for slain SF Police Officer Isaac Espinoza day.
This is crap!!
Mario Woods was a violent felon gang member. The SF Board of Supervisors should be honoring the brave Police Officers that stopped this predator from harming anyone else
This is ridiculous! This can not pass!
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Typical of SF Supervisors and their total lack of respect for law enforcement.
Typical of SF Supervisors and their total lack of respect for law enforcement.
How can the SF board of supervisors unanimously give Mario Woods his own day when there are so many others more deserving?!
Get back to work. How about better training for our police to deal with dangerous people like Woods.
Unbelievable! Typical left wing crap to appease minorities
How about those die because of the violences of unexpected happened
This is totally wrong to have a Memorial Day for a criminal
I stand with the SFPD . No memorial days for criminal assailants.
No way!
This man would still be alive today had he just listened to the police and put down his knife. It is unbelievable to me that we would honor a man who willingly blatantly disregarded the authority of those we have instilled to keep us safe. My heart goes out to the family for their loss but the bottom line is this man has died because of his own pride and arrogance. Hopefully we will find a way to take this loss and use it for good but honoring Mr. Woods is not only wrong but dishonors the police and creates a deeper schism within our community.
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