By Alex Emslie, KQED News Fix
San Francisco Police Commission meetings aren’t necessarily known for their civility and have several times in the past year erupted into shouting protests. But there’s a general exception: When Paulette Brown stands up to speak, the room goes silent.
She testified this past Wednesday, like she nearly always does. But this time was a little different. The 10-year anniversary of her son’s slaying loomed. Aubrey Abrakasa Jr. died on Aug. 14, 2006, after he was shot at least a dozen times in the back.
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