Supervisors Dean Preston, Hillary Ronen, and Shamann Walton were the three dissenting votes.
The ordinance also defines how SFPD is allowed to use assault rifles, machine guns and other military-style weapons.signed into law last year, the Board of Supervisors has the authority to reject or accept rules annually around how SFPD can use military-style weapons.
The Board of Supervisors' Rules Committee, chaired by Aaron Peskin, recommended the ordinance for approval earlier this month.He told Axios, "This should not be construed as a green light to have robots wantonly kill people," conceding they “could be misused.
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