The SF Police Commission decided to keep the cops who assaulted 4 Hunter's Point teens on active duty, even after seeing and hearing eyewitness testimony, photographic evidence including the badge numbers of officers involved. The families of the teenagers have decided to return to the Police Commission on Wed, April 10th at the Hall of Justice at 5pm with a list of demands. On 2/27, 100 people showed up at the Police Commission to express their outrage about police violence and to demand that the officers be suspended. The families are hoping to get even more people out for the next one. There will also be a Hunter's Point Community Meeting on 4/3 at 6:30pm for people to get updates and discuss next steps. South Berkeley Cops Beat Black Man: On 3/14, a crowd of outraged citizens gathered as Berkeley Police attacked a young black man. Report | Photo

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