All right, Council President. I will have a comment to make just wrapping things up. First, I wasn't on 76 because I wouldn't be on 76 blocking the highway and I'm not out rioting or looting or any of those things. I do live in a neighborhood that traditionally has had a lot of crime and violence, and I have had my share of interaction, negative interaction, with police when I was younger, and I was always thankful for the police, because there is far worse in my neighborhood than those interactions and there are far better interactions and so many people who need the police because they are not able to fend for themselves. The issue that I see is that trying to place the burden on police to craft a way to deal with non-compliant Stated Meeting October 29, 2020 10/29/20 - STATED - 2ND READING lawbreakers, be they doctors, nurses, teachers, professors -- whoever they are, they're breaking the law -- and they are not complying, and the police are being asked to come up with every which way to gently kind of deal with the situation. They're not built that way. You'd have to pay them a lot more, higher education, training. Here's what they do: They put on a uniform so you know who they are. They go out when nobody can go out, and they enforce the law, as simple as that, and they say you can't be on a highway, you can't be rioting, you can't loot, you can't do this, you have to leave, and that's the end of the story. It should just be that. But when people refuse, when they get on their knees in the middle of the highway and say, go ahead, pick me up, lift me, I'm not going anywhere, you get a police response. I'm not saying it can't be done.
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Go ahead, Councilman Oh. You can proceed with your speech, sir.
Okay. Well, listen, what I'm saying is that sitting in City Hall as legislators, we can come up with many different shades of what people should be doing, but is not really what they do. And people have asked, well, why don't they send a social worker. The call is man with a gun and a knife. Social workers are not showing up until that place has been cleared as Stated Meeting October 29, 2020 10/29/20 - STATED - 2ND READING safe. I mean, if you want to send a social worker and a psychiatrist in there, man with a gun, be my guest, but they're not going. They wait until the police say, okay, it's safe and it's clear. We can do better, I agree, and I understand the frustration, and certainly the loss of life is tragic. I, however, am concerned that placing blame on police officers that are serving the public -- they're doing a very difficult job -- and saying they should have better ways of doing things, that's challenging for me.
The Chair recognizes Councilman, I believe, Johnson, and then Councilwoman Gym I think had another response.
I'm sorry. Actually, Councilman Thomas was right after Councilman Johnson. I'm Stated Meeting October 29, 2020 10/29/20 - STATED - 2ND READING sorry.
Thank you, Council President. I was just sitting here, and I'm one of the sponsors of the bill. I mean, I support our law enforcement officials. I always have been as the Chair of Special Committee on Gun Violence and addressing the issues of building the relationship between our police as well as members of our community, particularly African American young men. However, just listening to some of the comments from my colleague, I began to think about the history of my people as black people, African American people, and how when you make comments saying that, well, we should just comply, right, or if not, they can take a law enforcement approach, I think about how the late, great Congressman John Lewis was on the Edmund Pettus Bridge and he was marching for civil rights, and you had some officers, you had some police Stated Meeting October 29, 2020 10/29/20 - STATED - 2ND READING that had some very, very aggressive tactics because he didn't comply, fighting and protesting for what they believe which was right. But we have countless, countless times in our history as African American black people, right, when we didn't so-call comply, right, and the response was a very, very aggressive law enforcement approach that we have been seeing. So I just wanted to note just for the record, we understand what peaceful protesting has been. We come from a long history, particularly as black people, as black people in particular, and other people have joined us as, quote/unquote, allies, but as black people in particular, we have always been on the front line protesting peacefully, and in towns when we decided to continue to take a stand, we have been met with a very, very aggressive response from those who are monitoring the situation. Stated Meeting October 29, 2020 10/29/20 - STATED - 2ND READING So I don't think what we're asking is anything out of the ordinary, but I do take offense in terms of how I think that you're painting this lightly, and I honestly think you're playing to a law-enforcement-tough-on-protesters approach as relates to this particular issue. And I'm just going to be up front with you, because when I think about everything you just mentioned, I think about the history of those who have protested that were allowing me to become a black Councilperson, a former black State Representative, and to be able to do the things I'm doing right now, that came only through protesting, no matter how you look at it. And this is America, to be quite frank. We aren't the first ones who actually started doing the type of protesting that you have been seeing. I mean, let's look at the Boston Tea Party. Nobody told them, well, wait a minute, well, hold up, you have to address it this way or not, you know. Stated Meeting October 29, 2020 10/29/20 - STATED - 2ND READING So I just wanted to put that out there, because you might want to preface your approach, how you're addressing this, Gentle Councilman, because at the end of the day, you're coming across -- I don't even want to put the language out there, because I know you as a person, but you treading on some very, very -
That is fine, Councilman. We're going to disagree on that, because -
I'm going to support the gentle lady's resolution, and I think it's incumbent upon the officers of the City of Philadelphia to at least think about thoroughly how do you address this issue regarding peaceful protesting, First Amendment rights. She's not saying you can't use no rubber bullets at all, you can never ever use tear gas at all. That's not her approach. But they do need to be mindful. Stated Meeting October 29, 2020 10/29/20 - STATED - 2ND READING Like my other Councilmember just said also, like they didn't have a plan, and they said it for the record they didn't have a plan, and that's why things got out of hand. And if not, they would not be apologizing, because you don't apologize for when you're doing the right thing. So I just wanted to put that out there for the record.
For the record, I know what you're saying. I know you as a person. However, we're going to have a disagreement on that, and bringing up the Civil Rights Movement and Martin Luther King and obviously a very different circumstance where people need to go out and protest and protest sometimes violently is different than the point that I made, but I'll leave it at that.
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For 8 minutes and 45 seconds wasn't worthy of a protest, wasn't worthy of shutting down I-76.
Guys, can we get a little order. Can you like -- we're in a Council session.
So you got to like ask to be -- thank you. I think Councilman Thomas was next.
Thank you, Council President. You know, I hate to belabor a point, and I bet that we'll go even longer with speeches of the majority. I'll commit to no speech of Stated Meeting October 29, 2020 10/29/20 - STATED - 2ND READING the majority, but I have to at least comment on this. I was there on 52nd Street, and I think what becomes frustrating not just as a member of Council but just as a person born and raised in the City of Philadelphia is when people communicate their lived experiences and we tell them that that didn't happen. I was on 52nd Street, not on the side that Jamie was, but where I was the night that it took place -- and I even FaceTimed the Council President while it was happening -- we've seen no plan and we've seen people eventually use force that we felt like was unnecessary on a particular group of people who were peaceful. They were dancing. They maybe used some language that I wouldn't want to hear in front of my son, but literally right around the corner from them, there were people who were doing the opposite. They were looting. They were breaking into stores. They were doing things that Stated Meeting October 29, 2020 10/29/20 - STATED - 2ND READING were criminal, and police did nothing to them while tear gassing and roughing up the people who were peacefully protesting. I had a kid who went out the other night when the unfortunate situation happened with Mr. Wallace. He contacts me in the middle of the night to tell me he had been assaulted by a police officer. I cannot tell him that that didn't happen. So I think the one thing we have to do is first recognize that we have to appreciate people's lived experiences, and then when we talk about a system that's broken and make recommendations for that system to be fixed, people can't take it personal. Look, I was a teacher and I've been a teacher for a very long time. When people talk about how our schools are broken or what we need to change as it relates to our climate, culture, and curriculum, I never hear Dr. Hite saying Stated Meeting October 29, 2020 10/29/20 - STATED - 2ND READING we're anti-teachers or we're anti-education or we're anti-children. We have a lot of problems as a municipality, and like Councilman Johnson, I do know you as well, Councilmember Oh, and I've worked closely with you, but I think the rhetoric is important. When we make recommendations around institutions that do not work for us, and we all know they do not work for us, it's important that people who make those recommendations are not deemed anti-anything. The last thing I want to say is this: We're all taxpayers. These are our tax dollars that we're responsible for, and every single year the City of Philadelphia, which we are fiscally responsible for managing, spends anywhere from $25 to $50 million dealing with lawsuits in our Police Department. I can almost assure you that number is going to go up significantly. So in the middle of Stated Meeting October 29, 2020 10/29/20 - STATED - 2ND READING us facing a huge budget deficit, we're also going to have to consider all the money we're going to have to pay out over the next couple years to protesters who were peacefully out there communicating their right to have their voice be heard and now we're going to have to pay for the abuse that took place. So, again, I'm not -- this is not a bashing session on anybody, but I just want us to think critically when we're having these conversations around institutions that we know don't work. If it don't work, let's brainstorm what can we do to make it better. And, again, it's amazing that whenever we talk about anything with policing, it's either pro or against. I'm not against police. I'm born and raised in the City. I went to the schools in this city. So you naturally know people who are police. I can't be against my college basketball teammate who decided to go into law enforcement.
That's not what this is, Stated Meeting October 29, 2020 10/29/20 - STATED - 2ND READING but at the same time, he, along with a lot of other people, represent an institution that has traditionally suppressed people of color, and if we are going to move from those type of implementations in these institutions, we have to have tough conversations that can end with us agreeing to disagree, but we can't deem somebody a certain way because they don't see it how we see it. Thank you, Council President. I'm done.
Thank you, Councilman. I believe Councilman Green.
Yes, Council President. I wasn't going to continue to comment, because I think we're going back and forth on this, but I'm just looking at the language of the First Amendment and we're talking about the right of people to peaceably assemble, and my understanding from the sponsor's legislation, that we want to make sure Stated Meeting October 29, 2020 10/29/20 - STATED - 2ND READING that people have the right to peaceably assemble and not have tear gas or rubber bullets used against them when they're exercising their First Amendment right, which is in the Constitution. If people are breaking the law, then the police have the ability and the responsibility to take the steps they need to do. There was a lot of commentary that's been made earlier that I don't want to get into, because that could take us down a longer path in this conversation, so I'll just reserve my comments for another time, but this to me is something that should be something that we should be able to support as a body, and I'm speaking as someone who has worked as an Assistant District Attorney, has worked as an Assistant Deputy Attorney General at the state level, has an uncle, who is my Godfather, who is a police officer on one side and another uncle who is a police officer. So I've Stated Meeting October 29, 2020 10/29/20 - STATED - 2ND READING grown up with law enforcement around me. I have fraternity brothers who are members of law enforcement, friends who are members of law enforcement, and from my perspective, they do the job that they do the best that they can, and based on the information that Councilmember Gym has provided and from my own eyes, we haven't seen tear gas or rubber bullets used in the City of Philadelphia in a long time, which demonstrates that police can handle situations without using these type of tactics in our city. Thank you, Council President.
Thank you. I think that concludes our comments. So with that, Mr. Decker, why don't you read the title of the bill one more time. It's been a minute since we did that.
Bill No. 200538, entitled "An ordinance amending Title 10 Stated Meeting October 29, 2020 10/29/20 - STATED - 2ND READING of The Philadelphia Code to create a new Chapter 10-2500, entitled "Less Lethal Devices," to regulate the use of less lethal devices in specific situations.
Thank you. This bill having been read on two different days, the question now is shall the bill pass finally. Mr. Decker, please call the roll.
Councilwoman Gilmore Richardson is voting aye. Stated Meeting October 29, 2020 10/29/20 - STATED - 2ND READING Councilman Green.
In the spirit of John Lewis, the late, great Congressman, aye.
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Aye. The ayes are 14; the nays are three. A majority of all members present having voted in the affirmative, the bill passes. Thank you very much. Mr. Decker, do you have any additional resolutions?
A resolution authorizing the Committee on Public Health and Human Services and the Committee on Public Safety to hold hearings examining the intersection of mental health, disability, and police encounters; and to develop strategies and best practices for non-lethal de-escalation, crisis intervention, and Stated Meeting October 29, 2020 10/29/20 - STATED - 2ND READING restraint of individuals experiencing mental or emotional distress, introduced by Councilwoman Bass.
Thank you, Mr. President. I move for the adoption. (Duly seconded.)
It's been moved and properly seconded. All those in favor say aye. (Aye.)
The ayes have it, and that resolution is adopted.
There are no other resolutions on the Final Passage Calendar, Mr. President.
Thank you very much. That completes our Calendar for Stated Meeting October 29, 2020 members regarding speeches, I will note for the record at this time that we will use the Chat feature available in Microsoft Teams to allow members to signify that they wish to be recognized. In order to comply with the Sunshine Act, the Chat feature must only be used for this purpose. With that said, are there any speeches on behalf of the minority? (No response.)
Any speeches on behalf of the majority? (No response.)
Awesome. The Chair now recognizes Councilman Jones -
Councilwoman, I see it now. I got Stated Meeting October 29, 2020 Councilwoman -- the Chair recognizes Councilwoman Gauthier. I think you wanted to speak.
Yes. Thank you, Council President. Good afternoon, everyone. Back in May, 11 of my Council colleagues and I released a joint apology on the 35th anniversary of the MOVE bombing, and today I introduced a resolution that would serve as a formal apology on behalf of City Council for this tragic event. The resolution would also establish May 13th as an annual day of observation, reflection, and recommitment in Philadelphia to honor those we lost that day in 1985. I thank the ten Councilmembers who co-sponsored this resolution. I initially planned to speak on this once the resolution came up for a final vote, but given everything that's happened over the last couple of days and Stated Meeting October 29, 2020 session, I feel compelled to share some thoughts. On May 13th, 1985, the City of Philadelphia carried out a brutal attack on its own citizens. As part of an effort to forcibly evict MOVE, City officials made the unconscionable decision to drop a bomb on their home in Cobbs Creek. This was among the only times in our nation's history that a police force has bombed its own people. That explosion caused a fire, which authorities allowed to burn. They didn't call in firefighters until nearly an hour later. By that time, it was already out of control. Eleven people, five children and six adults, lost their lives in the MOVE house, and as a result, the fire -- as a result of the fire, two surrounding City blocks were burned to the ground, destroying 61 homes and leaving 250 Philadelphians homeless. To this day, not a single person has faced criminal consequences or been held Stated Meeting October 29, 2020 way for these brutal acts. 's killing earlier this week in the very same neighborhood, because what's lying under the surface here is a lack of recognition for the humanity of black people from law enforcement. In that way, the lack of reconciliation between the police and our communities from the MOVE bombing is still having repercussions 35 years later. Let's talk about what reconciliation would mean in practice, because it's a word that gets used a lot, but we don't often take the time to actually talk about what it calls for. It would mean we're picking different people to be police. They would have different skill sets and attitudes, and they would engage differently in our neighborhoods and with our young people. Stated Meeting October 29, 2020 example, at a march hosted by Black Clergy on Tuesday protesting Walter Wallace's death, I saw multiple officers wearing masks with the Blue Lives Matter flag. They wouldn't be doing that in our neighborhoods during this time if they had respect for our lives. Their presence in our communities would feel different. White communities tend to like police and feel they're there to keep them safe. Black people overall don't have the same experience. They are often fearful of police. And, frankly, like we saw with the officers who killed Walter Wallace, sometimes they seem scared of us too. If we had gone through the hard work of reconciliation after the MOVE bombing, maybe those officers would have seen in Walter Wallace someone in need of a helping hand instead of a threat. They would have seen him and realized he was someone's son, father, husband, neighbor. The May 13th day of Stated Meeting October 29, 2020 with this resolution is a symbol we hope can lead to the actual work, the conversations, the relationship building, and the listening that should have been happening in Philly and across the country for decades, but never has. And the formal apology we're issuing through this resolution serves as recognition for the pain and the trauma that these events have brought upon the Cobbs Creek community, black people, and our city as a whole.
So let us make this a part of our living responsibility to those who have died at the hands of the state. Let May 13th be a day of penitence and commitment to working toward racial justice, and let us achieve justice for Walter Wallace, Jr. and for all of the undeserving black men and women before him who have died prematurely at the hands of police. Thank you. Stated Meeting October 29, 2020
Thank you, Councilwoman. Next up, the Chair recognizes Councilwoman Parker.
Thank you, Mr. President. I'm going to be brief, but I just had to state for the record that I am proud that we passed the resolution honoring Principal Richard Gordon of the Paul Robeson High School. Now, I know that the resolution acknowledged him for being the National Association of Secondary Schools Principal of the Year for 2021. He's also received an award Distinguished Service to Education in 2020, but Mr. President, for the record, and you know I want all of my HBCU lovers to just notice for a fact that Principal Richard Gordon at the Paul Robeson High School is a very proud graduate of the Lincoln University, the first historically black degree-granting institution of higher learning in the United States. Stated Meeting October 29, 2020 my mighty Lions and Lionesses who are watching right now, many of us have already shared our congratulations with him, but just make sure you let him know that this resolution passed today and he has made our fine institution extremely proud. Thank you, Mr. President.
Thank you, Councilwoman. The Chair recognizes Councilman Johnson.
This past week we have passed a milestone that as a city we should be ashamed of, and that's more than 400-plus murders here in the City of Philadelphia. It's a constant reminder that there's much work that needs to be done. There are 400 families who have lost their loved ones to gun Stated Meeting October 29, 2020 want to remind individuals that on this upcoming Tuesday, on the ballot I have Ballot Question No. 2, which will create the Office of Victim Advocate to support the 400 families who have lost their loved ones to gun violence, their mother, their father, their brother, their sister, their aunt, their uncle, their grandfather, their grandmother, and supporting them in addressing the issue of trauma and grief, support services, and making sure at the end of the day that they have a voice through advocacy, public policy and, most importantly, a seat at the table as we support those who have lost their loved ones to gun violence. And as we move toward the end of the year, we must still remain vigilant in coming up with different solutions and thinking outside the box to address this senseless gun violence that has taken over our city. Stated Meeting October 29, 2020 much, Council President.
Thank you. Thank you, Councilman. We must remain vigilant. That is clearly this ongoing stain on the City of Philadelphia and our inability to get a handle on this, but we're going to keep on trying until we get a resolution, and particularly dealing with those underlying issues that cause to have that intersection with the criminal justice system and all the other challenging things we do. The Chair recognizes Councilman Green.
Thank you, Council President. Thank you, Councilmember Johnson, for making the statement regarding the milestone that we should not have reached in the City in reference to the violence that's happening in our city. Stated Meeting October 29, 2020 Councilmembers Bass and Jones for their joint resolution for hearings on the committees, which I co-sponsored. I'm also a member of both of those committees. I'm looking forward to that conversation. This has been a very challenging week here in the City of Philadelphia, challenging in a lot of ways in reference to what has happened in our city, but also brought light to some of the challenges that parents that have children with special needs deal with. When I reflect the video in the tragic death of Walter Wallace, it makes me think of the conversations that parents that have children with special needs need to have. All of us who are African American, African American fathers and mothers, know about the talk, but some of us that have a child with a special need that's dealing with mental health issues and behavioral health issues are not able to have that talk Stated Meeting October 29, 2020 as you heard my comments earlier, I've had a long connection with various family members who have been part of the police and public safety, but at the same point, when I'm not here as a member of Council and I'm not with my son and he's out with others or even simply maybe in the car with my wife and for some reason they may be pulled over, having that talk that so many of us as African Americans have with our children, that is a challenge when you have a son that has a learning or physical difference. And so when I thought about what happened this week, it made me reflect about some of our own actions that we have taken as a family. Some of you may have heard that in my son's bookbag, he actually has a card that states his name, his phone number, our numbers in reference to who to contact. And when I think about even in my wife's vehicle -- these are things I normally Stated Meeting October 29, 2020 people, but we actually have a card or notice that talks about my son, talks about he is autistic and that he's non-threatening, and he may be dealing with an issue or an episode. And this has just been a very tragic week, and it just brings to mention the resources that we need to provide in reference to mental health. We need to be much more acknowledgeable of the issues of mental health in our city, and it also -- and I'll close with the names of some young people you may not have heard of who lost their life that had a learning difference due to our police interaction. Linden Cameron, Arnaldo Reasoto, and more recently Elijah McClain, all young men that lost their life who had a learning difference. And so we've got to provide more resources to deal with this issue and be more cognizant of the differences that we have in our city and our communities. Stated Meeting October 29, 2020 you, Council President.
Thank you, Councilman. That concludes our speeches on behalf of the minority and majority, and with that, I now recognize Councilman Jones for a motion to adjourn.
Mr. President, if you will indulge me, I did put in the Chat I wanted to be recognized, but very briefly, Tuesday is Election Day, and for those of you who have not exercised your right to vote yet, you still have another opportunity to do so. All of the debate you heard today is just debate if we don't exercise our right to vote from the top emanating down about it. We really need to recognize that our vote is our voice, and we better say something. We better make it loud and clear from Washington, DC to City Hall that we are woke. In that, I want you not to Stated Meeting October 29, 2020 One of them is a borrowing measure. The other one is creating the Office of Victim Services, and then Question No. 3 is to establish a Citizens Police Oversight Committee. Let me say it again - a Citizens Police Oversight Commission, and in doing so, we can paint on a blank canvas what we want modern policing to look like, and we should do so together. We should hear all voices at the table, because when, as Blondell Reynolds Brown used to say, if you're not at the table, then you're on the menu. With that, Mr. President, I move --
Councilman, I think Councilman Domb -Councilman Domb, did you have a quick comment?
Very quick. I just want to say -- thank you, Council President. Councilmember Green, keep Stated Meeting October 29, 2020 really very important for all of us to hear, and I think it's very touching. I want to just thank you and your wife for all you're doing, and appreciate it. Thank you.
Thank you. Thank you, Councilman Domb. Councilman Jones, sorry for the interruption.
That's quite all right. It was worth it. Thank you, Mr. President. I move that Council stand adjourned until Thursday, November 12th, 2020 at 10:00 a.m. (Duly seconded.)
Thank you. It has been moved and properly seconded that Council stand adjourned until Thursday, November 12, 2020, 10:00 a.m. All those in favor indicate by saying aye. Stated Meeting October 29, 2020 (Aye.)
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