Shame on SF Board of Supervisors. Honor the innocent victims of crime, not the perpetrators.
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Patrick Burke
10 years ago
Mario Woods was a violent gang member- felon. He endeavored to murder an innocent person and fortunately by a miracle the victim did not die. Now a "Three Striker" and an "Attempted Murderer" Mario was determined, by any means, to stay out of prison. Still brandishing the "attempted murder" weapon and very willing and able to slash his way to freedom where he could continue his violent career- he marched down the street towards his next victim. The San Francisco Police Officers, the Protective Arm of the Citizens of San Francisco, had no option after expending all lesser options, but to terminate the highest possible threat to the citizens of San Francisco and to themselves. There was no way whatsoever that the SFPD Officers could allow Mario to leave the scene because of the high likelihood that he would kill to stay out of custody.
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May long
10 years ago
sign it
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Lena
10 years ago
Totally against it !!!!
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Mitch
10 years ago
This is a disgrace. Why not remember the person Woods stabbed?
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Edward Rein
10 years ago
Sickening
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Gregory Meisslet
10 years ago
Why would they even consider anything like this???
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Nolen Barrett
10 years ago
I'm speechless.
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Chuck lofgren
10 years ago
I am the third generation San Francisco police officer. It is a slap in my face and to my Grandfather and Father who have now passed away. All three of us gave the honorable service.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Made me proud Not to be from San Franciso. San Francisco "leadership" is a joke with a lousy punchline.
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Paula
10 years ago
Big mistake supervisors made. Irrational reactive based on fear. Causing more harm to my beloved City of SF.
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JOYCE FARROW
10 years ago
No to honor Mario Woods, he put police offices in danger and you want to make him a hero, what a joke. What is this world coming to?
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Scott jacques
10 years ago
What are they thinking? This must be stopped.
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Jean
10 years ago
Only in San Francisco would the board of supervisors approve a day of Rememberance for a criminal and a gang member who just committed a crime by stabbing someone. Disgracefull!! We should not re-elect any of them. S.F
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Stefanie Liuzzi Oleary
10 years ago
Shame on the supervisors of San Francisco.! To honor a criminal for what he did. You are a disgrace to the good citizens of the city and a bad role model for the young citizens.
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Debbie
10 years ago
I was appalled by the vote from our City Supervisors to honor a criminal; it is just so disturbing to me. Why isn’t there a day of remembrance for our fallen Officers, everyday we should take the time to remember; Hopefully these City Officials will see the error of their ways and correct this immediately.
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Lucinda hayes
10 years ago
Shame on you...honor a person who committed a crime on drug and failed to listen to law enforcement. RIDICULOUS. Yes a life was lost but he doesn't a deserve a day of Honor.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Disrespectful
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Daniel G Meissler Sr
10 years ago
That's a DISGRACE to even think of honoring a CRIMINAL LIKE THIS with a DAY OF REMEMBRANCE!!!
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Anonymous
10 years ago
i don't see ANY point in honoring some wannabe thug walking around with a knife ...
Shame on SF Board of Supervisors. Honor the innocent victims of crime, not the perpetrators.
Mario Woods was a violent gang member- felon. He endeavored to murder an innocent person and fortunately by a miracle the victim did not die. Now a "Three Striker" and an "Attempted Murderer" Mario was determined, by any means, to stay out of prison. Still brandishing the "attempted murder" weapon and very willing and able to slash his way to freedom where he could continue his violent career- he marched down the street towards his next victim. The San Francisco Police Officers, the Protective Arm of the Citizens of San Francisco, had no option after expending all lesser options, but to terminate the highest possible threat to the citizens of San Francisco and to themselves. There was no way whatsoever that the SFPD Officers could allow Mario to leave the scene because of the high likelihood that he would kill to stay out of custody.
sign it
Totally against it !!!!
This is a disgrace. Why not remember the person Woods stabbed?
Sickening
Why would they even consider anything like this???
I'm speechless.
I am the third generation San Francisco police officer. It is a slap in my face and to my Grandfather and Father who have now passed away. All three of us gave the honorable service.
Made me proud Not to be from San Franciso. San Francisco "leadership" is a joke with a lousy punchline.
Big mistake supervisors made. Irrational reactive based on fear. Causing more harm to my beloved City of SF.
No to honor Mario Woods, he put police offices in danger and you want to make him a hero, what a joke. What is this world coming to?
What are they thinking? This must be stopped.
Only in San Francisco would the board of supervisors approve a day of Rememberance for a criminal and a gang member who just committed a crime by stabbing someone. Disgracefull!! We should not re-elect any of them. S.F
Shame on the supervisors of San Francisco.! To honor a criminal for what he did. You are a disgrace to the good citizens of the city and a bad role model for the young citizens.
I was appalled by the vote from our City Supervisors to honor a criminal; it is just so disturbing to me. Why isn’t there a day of remembrance for our fallen Officers, everyday we should take the time to remember; Hopefully these City Officials will see the error of their ways and correct this immediately.
Shame on you...honor a person who committed a crime on drug and failed to listen to law enforcement. RIDICULOUS. Yes a life was lost but he doesn't a deserve a day of Honor.
Disrespectful
That's a DISGRACE to even think of honoring a CRIMINAL LIKE THIS with a DAY OF REMEMBRANCE!!!
i don't see ANY point in honoring some wannabe thug walking around with a knife ...