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Home My WebLink About042911_AGENDA_PACKET VIP Charles Iona Members: Chair Thomas M, lannucci Alfredo Nebre Jr. James R. ff Connor Ernest Kanekoa Jr Vice-Chair COUNTY OF KAUA'I POLICE COMMISSION NOTICE OF MEETING AND AGENDA Friday, April 29, 2011 9:00 a.m. or shortly thereafter Mo'ikeha Building, Meeting Room.2 A/B 4444 Rice Street, Lilme, HI 96766 OATH OF OFFICE FOR BRADLEY CHIBA CALL TO ORDER APPROVAL OF AGENDA APPROVAL OF MINUTES Open Session Minutes of March 18, 2011 RECOGNITION & COMMENDATION REPORT Employee (s) of the month for April: Officers Nelson Gabriel, Arnel Purisima and Troy Sak-aguchi PRESENTATIONS BY REPRESENTATIVES OF THE KAUAI POLICE DEPARTMENT * Overview on the Department's response to the Tsunami Warning * Next Generation CAD System CHIEF'S MONTHLY & QUARTERLY REPORTS 1. Administrative, Technical Services & Training Report/Orders 2. Fiscal Report 3. Patrol Services Bureau & Traffic Report 4. Community Oriented Policing Report for April 2011 for the districts of Lihu'e, Hanalei and Waimea 5. Investigative Service Bureau Report 6. Administrative Notice 0 X111-02 Federal Bureau of Investigation National Academy 0 2011-03 National Telecommunications Week Celebration 7. Personnel Order- 2011-03 New Hire, Assignment and Separation 8. Chief's Announcements An Equal Opportunity Entplover BUSINESS KPC 2011-09 Public announcement for a Kaua'i Police Commission notarized complaint filed against an officer of the Police Department. o KPC 11-07 KPC 2011-10 Discussion on the upcoming 2011 Hawai'i State Commissioner's Conference hosted by the Honolulu Police Commission from May 26-27 on 0'ahu. * Attendance of Commissioners * Suggestions on topics to be discussed during the roundtable Z:., Z�I portion of the conference * Change of meeting date in May ANNOUNCEMENTS Next meeting date—To be announced. The meeting will be held at the Mo'ikeha Building in Meeting Room 2 A/13, Executive Session to follow. EXECUTIVE SESSION Pursuant to Hawai'i Revised Statutes, ("H.R.S.") §92-7 (a), the Commission may, when deemed necessary, hold an Executive Session on any agenda item without the written public notice if the Executive Session was not anticipated in advance. Any such Executive Session shall be held pursuant to H.R.S. §92-4 and §92-9 and shall be limited to those items described in H.R.S. §92-5(a). Discussions held in Executive Session are closed to the public. • The purpose of this Executive Session is to approve the Executive Session minutes of March 18, 2011. ■ KPC/ES-15, Pursuant to Hawaii Revised Statutes §92-5(a)(2)(4), the purpose of this Executive Session is to review and discuss the Department's Quarterly Report dated 04/15/11 from Chief Perry on the disposition of referred Police Commission complaints. And to consult with Counsel on questions and issues pertaining to the Commission's powers, duties, privileges, immunities, and liabilities. • KPC/ES-16, Pursuant to Hawaii Revised Statutes §92-5(a)(2)(4), the purpose of this Executive Session is to receive a copy of a communication dated 03/141111 from Chief Darryl Perry, relating to complaint KPC 11-01 that was filed against an officer of the Kaua'i Police Department. And to consult with Counsel on questions and issues pertaining to the Commission's powers, duties, privileges, immunities, and liabilities. ■ KPC'/ES-17-2011-08, Pursuant to Hawaii Revised Statutes §92-5(a)(2)(4), the purpose of this Executive Session is to consider charges brought against an officer or employee, where consideration of matters affecting privacy will be involved. provided that, if the individual concerned requests an open meeting, an open meeting shall be held. And to consult with Counsel on questions and issues pertaining to the Commission's powers, duties, privileges, immunities, and liabilities. 2 P c Kaua'i Police Commission- Friday, April 29. 2011 RETURN TO OPEN SESSION Ratify Police Commission actions taken in Executive Session for items: * Executive Session minutes of March 18, 2011 * KPC/'ES-15 -_ KPCIIES-16 o KPC/"ES-17-2011-08 ADJOURNMENT PUBLIC COMMENTS and TESTIMONY Persons wishing to offer comments are encouraged to submit written testimony at least 24-hours prior to the meeting indicating: I Your name and if applicable, your position/title and organization you are representing 2. The agenda item that you are providing comments on; and 3. Whether you will be testifying in person or submitting written comment only. 4. If you are unable to submit your testimony at least 24 hours prior to the meeting, please provide 10 copies of your written testimony at the meeting. The length of time allocated to person(s) wishing to present verbal testimony may be limited at the discretion of the chairperson or presiding member. cc: Deputy County Attorney Jennifer Winn Send written testimony to: Kaua'i Police Commission Attn: Mercedes Youn Office Boards and Commissions 4444 Rice Street, Suite 150 Lihue, HI 96766 E-Mail: myqun(ii)kai.gov �cv au�i Phone: (808)241-4920 Fax: (808) 241-5127 SPECIAL ASSISTANCE If you need an alternate format or an auxiliary aid to participate, please contact the Boards and Commissions Support Clerk at(808) 241-491-0 at least five (5) working days prior to the meeting. 3 1 Kaua'i Police Commission- Friday, April 29, 201 1 dall u 7:1 00 Cc== � t t'. It tq -zp cr V ti) cr, U LI C-A 0) m 71 C�l V tu cl tb i Lop� 101 �4 0 L-1 tn i � 3 { 7 E 3 I W �: C� � � � } `'� '•'� :,3 '.� Lam+ � .� _+'"-e •� � � � � i"1 y,,,), ""! �.. 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Contrades Kaua'i Police Activities League (KPAL) Youth Center Wrote to commend Ofcr. Higa and the Kaua'i Police Explorers for their assistance preparing for and during the grand opening of the KPAL Youth Center. Their support helped make the event a success and was truly appreciated. PFRSO?S ' L STATUS AS OF 03-31-2011 CLOSE OF B SIN'ESS: ALITZ1tfZEO ACTUAL VACANT APPOINTED 2 { 1 � 1 I S W ORN 148 130 18 County General Fund 148 ' 130 18 Grant.Fund { 0 ! 6 6 CWILIANT 75 51 —-- 24 County General Fund 49 22 &� Tempor! a Grant Fund J TOTAL 225 182 ; 43 VACANCIES: Pos.# Position Title Appointed E23 Deputy Chief of Police-eff, O h"23%2011 Sworn: #372 Police Lieutenant-eff.01!23/20I 1 #373 Police Lieutenant-eff,01123%2011 9535 Police Lieutenant-eff. 01/23!2011 4450 Detective-eff.09126%2010 4504 Detective-eff. 11/01/'2009 #579 Detective-eff:09/26/2010 #457 Police Sergeant-eff.09/2612010 #470 Police Sergeant-eff. 09.%2612010 #518 Police Sergeant-eff. 12/14/2008 #538 Police Sergeant-eff. 09/26/20 1 0 #397 Police Officer II-eff.09/261`2010 #569 Police Officer H-eff.09/26/20 1 0 #528 Police Officer I-eff.09/261'2010 #529 Police Officer I-eff. 12/31!2010 4542 Police Officer I-eff;09/26/2010 #568 Police Officer I-eff.09/26!2010 45:1 Police Officer I-er'T 12/28/2010 4578 Police Officer I-eff;09/26/2010 Civilian: #310 Police Records Unit Supervisor-eff.09/01/2009 #316 Radio Dispatcher 11-eff:01103('2011 #536 Radio Dispatcher 1I-eff. 12/24/2010 4341 Police Records Clerk—01/08,2007 new position #-342 Police Records Clerk-eff, 091119.12008(Dollar-funded) #345 Secretary-07/0 11200 8 new position.(Dollar—funded) 9346 Personnel Clerk H—07/01/2008 new position : 4432 Police Equipment Maintenance Coordinator-eff: 12%31/2009 T565 Radio Dispatcher I-eff.03('24!2011 T475 Clerk r ffDuty]-eff, 01('29.12011 Note Pos.4357,#=359,#361,4362,#363—Public Safety Worker 1,five(5)new fires effective 04/1$/2011 • Short Term Appointment(Pos.9432)-J Chun effective 04105.,2011 SITE 06/281'2011 VACANCIES: Pos, Position Title (Hourly) 41305 School Crossing Guard(05/14/2008 new position)-Kapaa 41307 School Crossing Guard(05/14/21008 new position)—King Kaumvalii 41308 School Crossing Guard(05/14/2008 new position)—Chz efes s Kamakahelei I 41309 School Crossing Guard(05.1'14/2008 new position)—Chiefess Kamakahelei -4 13 10 School Crossing Guard(05/1412008 new position)—Chiefess Kamakahelei 41311 School Crossing Guard(eff. 02/12122011)-Koloa #1314 School Crossing Guard(eff, 12-117/2010)-Kekaha 41315 School Crossing Guard(05/14/2008 new position)--Hanalei 91316 School Crossing Guard(05/14124008 new position)—Kilauea NOTE: #582 Account Clerk—M Caldeira;new hire effective 0316/2011;selected from referred list 44,101100090 ca 0 CD CU c') m b- OD a) N N 0 CD E E CD E ca 0 Cal I m m C.0 110 0 A cm. 0 o CO, 0 0 17 co co co ca LU _R uj alz 5; t3?m F- 0 U) > LO 'o 'o co CD C*4 ul o co co z 0 (n 0) 0 uj alz w 0 LL C� co LO Cli co (0 0 2 =U M to CO < ) co cu M C? cci_I_- 0 > cli :G 0)(0 U ca m — m < a. r) ;7- ca m co z w ry, 'o t- CD CI) 'IT ro (.0 LU - LLJ tt3 LL a5l C) (0 LO C� cv tzs C6 L9 U. m U') 1- C'4 to ri LL w N (7) 00 0 0 to to C: ui > LU ry 0 CO W Lij L) LU tf C) 0 z << ri m 2:1 = c\-[ 2 CO (a m U- a- a) :s -.-0 1.-0 89 -0- -.0- 0 r 1- 00 M t It o N (o co C) 00 C LO CO �t r- V) r- 0 C6 m r CNJ co Cl) (3) 'IT CD 00 cli 00 1* r 00 IT 6 Cli LO CV - C*4 cu m CD fl- 0 t- ai 41 1� ul M o c 1 C*4 (D C*4 cq W 0 0 V- CN z 0 ci y. -J. co m LO Cl? z t-- o cc w LO t- CD co fl- w o') ui o6 0 Nr m (D C,4 r�: 6 C4 LU I'C5- M Co C5 t4 co U) co m m c� CO — g co 0 '0 N co LO m 4m Z m cl� 0 - > LO U- Cl) m (13 0 CY) 0 3: z 0 5 M m U) :E z U �e �- LLI Q C7 {7t ryl OD r- W r-- 0 C'4 N C') ,,I- C'4 CO M M 0) C\f LU C'y C,4 'o - Y) LL co <1 r M =1 W 0 Co to 0 t- F- 4) a) C> Cl) a) LO r- z 04 C14 C4 r- to 0 0 00 LP 0 CL uj Q < ry UJ a) 0 rq r t5 < < 0- 0 < co 5 0 — b :3W mmmm ,- 0 Lj- n CL 2 2011 Bench Warrant Tracking All Outstanding Warrants Records Month Intake Outstanding(Active) Felony Misdemeanor January 135 450 78 372 February 487 82 405 March 160 467 82 385- April May June July August September October November December Year Total 407 1404 242 1162 Records Intake shows the total number of Warrants received for each month. Outstanding shows the total number of Active Warrants currently in KPD Records Management System. .......... ........... ---------------------- ---------------------- { 1 tl1 Q0 Li �Z Lol tz rn 34j !i V} tQ r-4 ' r� p cc 0 'z # IF W Z Q CJ � � r i'ti1 t"3 r-4 -4 m t { S u 4 S C eft tai `�- w � H uj to �. G C 0 g _ CL v C cu W it F < V' $ 5 ¢ 2 2 z J W i V p z 0i be �A Z tars C- to q C tn � F fi _ 2 Q � .7. bb G`t M rs o. C7 LU L , rev O e b O t cli 07 04 c�v O et tit ' ctt + v 9 -4 -4 14 r-4 - i F j -4 ry �r' �n cD r- 001 1 KAUAI POLICE DEPARTMENT Notes to Budget Summary For the Period February 2011 The Budget Status Report for February 2011 is submitted for your review and perusal. The department's total expenditures plus encumbrances to date is 62%, slightly below the 67% budget tVdate. Chiefs Office The year-to-date expenditures for the Chiefs Office are 63%, mainly due tn Payroll and Fringe Benefits. Salaries are at 59%and overtime is running about 99%,therefore, funds will be transferred from unexpended salaries to sufficiently cover the budget deficit in the overtime account through the end of the fiscal year. Administrative and Technical Bureau Administrative and Technical Bureau is reflecting 49%of budget expended. The Bureau's main concentration has been and will continue to be recruitment for the department. It is apparent that the vacancies are a large contributing factor in the overtime dollars we see above in the Chief xOffice expenditures. Recruitment will continue in order tQ fill vacancies inthe department. In addition to recruitment,the bureau is securing funds in the upcoming months by working on IFB specifications for uniform and equipment contracts for the department. These contracts will result inalarge encumbrance in the next report period. Othersignificantspondingvvi|/ be from the fund clearance for the next generation CAD systems contract, scheduling of training, and psychological exams for police applicants. Investigative Services Bureau Investigative Service Bureau is reflecting 46%of budget expended. The Bureau hosted two local training sessions here on Kaua'/ in March and April. The training in March is titled "Crime Scene DNA Collection" and the April training is titled "Homicide Investigation". 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OC) C) m 0 U') N 0 00 a) "t (0 0 C) r- m Lo LO N Lr) to 0 0 m C14 tq a) co N r V:, CV uj F- z < r) CL CD D co D LL uj < W CL -a (n ry " 8 (D L-U LtI LU < M .0 z LL :s - w LLJ c) Q m U) > W E U) > 0 m it E CL F- 0 W 0 W U) 0 LL 0 ry n CIO 2 co It < S 6 n < CI! cy)! ci Ct) 01 10 i 001 00 co! co 5 co E-4; 00,; r-4 10 00 00 %0 %0 r.4 Cf) 10 r-c �o cq Cq CO. 'a, 1D to> 0 0 Cf) w Cf)I t-i ro CN m rn '4 1 1 rn Cq -4 ce) 001 ILD C> C'4 %01 C,4 .......... --------- C% 0% 00 d O CA M i M 1 w m N C4 (Y) 00 i 0 Cq ol to Z E-41 z z ol ol 0I ol o o m 44 of 0 C) of 01 01 m 1 0 U HI Aj z i Cfl; E-4 PATROL SERVICES BUREAU MONTHLY ACTIVITY March 2011 ARRESTS 1 E FE , E 377 ■Ei , L r , E F ! A. FELONY 57 ! � 1 B. MISDEMEANOR 300 i F C. DUI 20 t � LEGAL SERVICE 181 t � Revised 66/10612069 PATROL SERVICES BUREAU QUARTERLY REPORT FOR: JAN-LARY,FEBRUARY, MARCH 2011 Following are statistics compiled by the Patrol Services Bureau: 2011 2010 CITATIONS 5410 4642 Attached information sheets details the Patrol Activities during the First Quarter of the current calendar. PATROL SERVICES BUREAU REPORT FOR THE 1st QUARTER OF 2011 ACTIVITIES: In addition to the daily Bureau responsibilities during this quarter, Patrol Services were involved in the following personnel movements and activities: PROMOTIONS The following promotions are effective Sunday, January 23, 2011: FROM TO Capt. Alejandre Quibilan Police Captain Police Inspector Patrol Services Bureau Patrol Services Bureau Lt. Michael M. Contrades Police Lieutenant Police Captain Patrol Services Bureau Patrol Services Bureau Lt. Sherwin K. Perez Police Lieutenant Police Captain Patrol Services Bureau Investigative Services Bureau NEW HIRE Effective Friday, December 10, 2010, Ms. Leidene H. Evans was selected from a referred list to fill the School Crossing Guard position at Kekaha School. Effective Monday, December 20, 2010, Mr. Mathew Kaluahine was selected from a referred list to fill the School Crossing Guard position at Wilcox School. The following personnel were selected from the refer-red list to fill the vacant Radio Dispatcher I positions, effective Monday, January 3,2011: Alyssa-Deshae A. Dato Michelle L. Lewis Brenda J. James Kristin M. Long TRANSFERS The special assignment of Officer Darla A. Higa was effective October 11, 2010. Officer Higa was assigned to the Administrative and Technical Bureau from the Patrol Services Bureau. The special assigrunent of Officer Aaron E. Bandmann terminated at the close of business on January 15,2011. Effective January 23, 2011, Officer Christina A. Soltren will be on special assignment to the Investigative Services Bureau from the Patrol Services Bureau. Con't TRANSFERS The special assignment of Officer Derek A. Lorita terminated at the close of business on February 5, 2011. Effective Sunday, February 6, 2011, Officer Lorita was assigned to the Patrol Services Bureau, Waimea District. ASSIGNMENTS TWIN PATROL The following assignments will be in effect on Sunday, January 16, 2011: PSO FROM TO Kahua Akeo Whitman McCallum/Squad 3 Kapena Wilson/Squad 3 Matthew Kaluahine Christian Jenkins/Squad I Gilbert Asuncion/Squad I John Mullineaux Philip Banquel/Squad I Paddy Ramson/Squad I Troy Sakaguchi David BanqueFSquad 2 Wade Takemoto/Squad 2 Jason Scalzo Gilbert Asuncion/Squad I Jason Matsuoka/Squad 2 Christopher Vierra Aaron Relacion/Squad 31 Alan Andres/Squad 1 Effective Sunday, January 23, 2011: OFFICER FROM TO Officer David Banquel Squad 2 Lilme Squad I Hanalei Effective Sunday, January 30, 2011: OFFICER FROM TO Officer Allan Andres Squad I Waimea Squad 2 Waimea Officer Darin Irimata Squad 2 Waimea Squad 3 Waimea Officer Derek Lorita Squad 2 Waimea Squad I Waimea Officer Ritchael Cariaga Squad 3 Waimea Admin. Officer Jonathan Bonachita Squad 3 Waimea Admin. Officer Jerald Kim Squad 3 Hanalei Admin. The following assignment will be in effect on Sunday, February 6, 2011: Officer From To Clyde Caires PSB Administration Squad 2 Lihue The following assignments will be in effect on Sunday,. February 20, 2011: Officer From To Ofe. Shelly Rodrigues Squad I Hanalei Squad 3 Hanalei Ofe. Kaulana Renaud Squad 2 Waimea Squad I Waimea Ofe. Arthur Caberto Squad 2 Waimea Squad I Waimea Police Services Officer To Ofe. Troy Sakaguchi Squad 2 Waimea Ofe. Kahua Akeo, Squad 21 Waimea Ofc. Jason Scalzo Squad 3 Waimea Ofc. James Kurowski Squad I Hanalei Ofe, Christopher Vierra Squad 2 Waimea Ofe. John Mullineaux Squad I Hanalei Ofc. Matthew Kaluabine Squad 3 Hanalei Can't ASSIGNMENTS MEN PATROL The following assignments will be in effect. DATE DTO TRAINEE/REPORTING WATCH 02/13/2011 to 02/19/2011 Alison Kane Brenda James/First Watch 02/22/2011 to 02/28/2011 Alison Kane Kristin Long/First Watch 02/13/2011 to 02/19/2011 Garrett Agena Michelle Lewis/First Watch 02/20/2011 to 02/27/2011 Garrett Agena Alyssa Dato/First Watch The following assignments will be in effect 03/01/2011 to 03/31/2011: DTO TRAINEE/REPORTING WATCH Garrett Agena Brenda James/Third Watch Nellie Bunao Kristin Long/Third Watch Brigitte Rivera Michelle Lewis/ Second Watch Darsi Gaines Alyssa Dato Second Watch MILITARY LEAVE APPOINTMENTS RETIREMENTS Officer David A Miyao of the Patrol Services Bureau, Waimea District, retired at the close of business on December 30, 2010. Officer Miyao retired from the Department with 16 years of service. RESIGNATIONS Mr. Patrick Y. Nakagawa resigned at the close of business on December 23, 2010. Mr. Nakagawa was a Radio Dispatcher 11 assigned to the Patrol Services Bureau. Ms. Leidene H. Evans resigned at the close of business on December 16, 2010. Ms. Evans was a School Crossing Guard at Kekaha School. Ms Brittany M. Kaui resigned from her part-time position as the Off-Duty Clerk at the close of business on January 28, 2011. Ms. Kaui accepted a full-time employment with the Department of Personnel Services. Ms. Haunani K. Kainiinaauao resigned at the close of business on February 11, 2011. Ms. Kaiminaauao was a School Crossing Guard at Koloa School. Ms. Michelle L. Lewis resigned from her position as a Radio Dispatcher I at the close of business on March 23, 2011. TERIMMATION ,OTHER TRAI- KING: JANUARY 2011 10-084 01/10/2011 TO 01/1412011 CLANDESTINE LABORATORY INVESTIGATOR CERTIFICATION OTC. JASON MATSUOKA 11-01 011210/2011 SPECIAL SERVICES TEAM—MONTHLY TRAINING—JA-INTUARY SGT. TODD TANAKA OFC. ALLAN ANDRES OFC. LEN MITT A OFC. RANDALL NERO OFC. HANSON HSU FEBRU-ARY 2011 11-08 02108/2011 KAUAI SAREX A/C ALEJANDRE QUIBILAN CAPT. MICHAEL CONTRADES LT. RICHARD ROSA LT. JON TAKAMURA LT. MARK SCRIBNER SGT. ROBERT GAUSEPOHL A/LT. SANDY WAKUMOTO ALT. TRENT SHIMABUKURO SGT. SCOTT BREDE SGT. K ENNE T H C U M M riNG S 11-11 02/10/2011 TO 02111/2011, 02/18/2011, AND 02125/2011 KPQ PSO PHYSICAL READINESS TESTING OFC. ALLAN ANDRES 11-14A 02/24/2011 CRITICAL INCIDENT RESPONSE EXERCISE—PMRF LT. JON TAKAMUIRA SGT. TODD TAB AKA SGT. RODERICK GREEN OFC. ALLAN ANDRES OFC. LENT NITTA OTC. RANDALL NERO OFC. HANTSO'N HSU A/C ALEJANDRE QUIBILA?,N- CAPT. MICHAEL CONTRADES LT. RICHARD ROSA OFC. AARON BANDMANIN 11-21 02/23/2011 TO 02/24/2011 Constant Training Work-shops; Customer Service Excellence. Communicating Effectively. Deali-my,with Difficult People and Building Positive Attitudes in the Workplace OFC. ANTHONY MORITA PSG KELSEY ML NDON TVIARCH 2011 11-03 03/28/2011 TO 03/29/2011 ADVANCE LEVEL I & 11 DNA CRIME SCENE COLLECTION LT. RICHARD ROSA SGT. TRENT SHINLABUKURO SGT. SANDY WAKUMOTO SGT. RODERICK GREEN SGT. KENNETH CUMMINGS SGT. SCOTT BREDE OFC. JESSE GUIRA.O OFC. DAMIEN MENDIOLA OFC. DAVID BANQUEL 11-20A 03102/2011 Web Cast"Drive to Survive: Training,mindset, &policies that enhance safety" LT. RICHARD ROSA LT. MARK SCRIBNER SGT. ROB GAUSEPOHL SGT. TRENT SHIMABUKURO SGT. SANDY WAKUMOTO SGT. TODD TANAKA SGT. CARL OLIVER SGT. SCOTT BREDE SGT. RODERICK GREEN SGT. KENNETH CUMMINGS OFC. DAMIEN MENDIOLA OFC. DAMIEN MCCALLUM OFC. DAVID BANQUEL OFC. ANTHONY MORITA OFC. DENNISON NAGAHISA OFC. LEN NITTA OFC. PADDY RAMSON OFC. CLYDE CAIRES OFC. JESSE GUIRAO OFC. ELLIOTT KE OFC. JASON OVERMYER OFC. VERNON SCRIBNER OFC. RAY TAKEKAWA OFC. STEVEN VINZANT OFC. ARNEL PURISIMA OFC. WHITMAN MCCALLUM 11-24 03/2412011 SPECIAL SERVICES TEAM—MONTHLY TRALINING—MARCH SGT. TODD TANAKA OFC. ALLAN ANDRES OFC. LEN NITTA OFC. RANDALL HERO OFC. HANSON HSU 11-25 03122/2011 FORKLIFT OPERATORS CERTIFICATION TRAINING A/C ALEJANIDRE QUIBILAN LT. RICHARD ROSA 11-26A FIREARMS QUALIFICATIONS —LOW LIGHT, NO LIGHT 03/17/2011 OFC. NELSON GABRIEL OFC. JAMES KUROWSKI OFC. GILBERT ASUNCION OFC. LEN NITTA OFC. STEVEN VINZANT OFC. DAMIEN LOO OFC. TROY SAKAGUCHI Con't-NLARC14 2011 11-26A FIREARMS QUALIFICATIONS —LOW LIGHT.NO LIGHT 03/21/2011 LT. RICILNRD ROSA SGT. ERIC KAUI OFC. MACKENZIE-\,IETCALFE OFC, FLOYD NIAU OFC. BRIAN SILVA OFC. DEAN MARTIN OFC. CHRISTOPHER VIERRA OFC. DAMIE-iNTMCCALLUM 03/28/2011 OFC, KAHUA AKEO OFC, MATTHEW KALUAHINE OFC. CHIT GARDUQUE OFC. JOHN MULLINEAUX 03/29/2011 OFC. RICHARD DRAPESA OFC. JASON SCALZO OFC. DAMIEN MEi\TDIOLA 03,'30:`2011 ASSISTANT CHIEF ALEJANDRE QUIBILAN CAPTAIN MICHAEL CONTRADES Community Oriented Policing Report Traffic Safety Unit TO: DARRYL D. PERRY, CHIEF OF POLICE VIA: ALEJANDRE QUIBILAN, ASSISTANT CHI F, PSB MICHAEL M. CONTR.ADES, CAPTAIN, PSB SGZS FROM: MARK SCRIBNER, LIEUTENANT, TSU SUBJECT: COMMUNITY ORIENTED POLICING REPORT FOR MARCH 2011 I. ENFORCEMENT EFFORTS Platoon/Sergeant Parking Misc . Seatbelt FEovin g ; OVUII T. S .U. 2 1 45 46 114 1 TOTALS i 2 45 46 114 1 II. SPECIAL OPERATIONS The Traffic Safety Unit conducted 2 Sobriety Check points totaling 5 hours . There was 1 arrest for Burg 1st, Theft 2na, 3 arrests for contempt of court and 1 arrest for OVUII {drugs} and a total of 54 citations were issued. III. MEETINGS A. 03/01- attended a Statewide Child Passenger Safety Committee Meeting on Oahu. B. 03/16-17- attended Statewide Traffic Commander' s Meeting on Oahu. C. 03/21- attended a "Shattered Dreams" committee meeting at Kapa'a High. D. 03/26-30 attended Lifesaver' s Conference on Traffic Safety Priorities in Phoenix, AZ . IV. COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES AND INVOLVEMENT Did Child Seat Check up for "Tutu and Me" pre-schools at Kapa`a Site checked 24 child restraints, and replaced 4 that were defective or not safe for some reason. Only 5 were actually installed correctly. 'age I of 2 Submitted for your review and approval: Mark Scribner K-100 Lieutenant TSU 04-04-2011 1100 hrs Page 2 of 2 Community Oriented Policing Report Lihue District TO: DARRYL PERRY, CHIEF OF POLICE � �1 !j VIA: ALESANDRE QUIBILAN, ASSISTANT CHIEF, PSB MICHAEL, CONTRADES, CAPTAIN, PSB �,V',L3 FROM: TRENT SHIMABUKURO, ACTING LIEUTENANT, PSB SUBJECT: COMMUNITY ORIENTED POLICING REPORT FOR MARCH 2011 I . ENFORCEMENT EFFORTS Platoon I Parking ; Misc . 3 Seatbelt I Moving Speeding OVUII I i 11 j 44 j 9 65 ( 7�— - II 14 43 9 101 43 1 III j 12 1 43 1 170 98 r 9 I TOTALS II. SPECIAL OPERATIONS A. Tsunami evacuation/preparedness 031111 . III. MEETINGS A. Planning Division re : Pine Tree Inn IV. COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES AND INVOLVEMENT We have Officers involved in coaching football at Kauai High School, and Officers/Dads coaching youth soccer programs. Submitted by: Trent S imabukuro K-202 A/Lieutenant _ i, 03-07-11 1600 hours Page I o I Community Oriented Policing Report Hanalei District. TO: DARRYL PERRY, CHIEF OF POLICE VIA: ALEJANDRE QUIBILAAN, ASSISTANT CHI F, PSB MICHAEL CONTR.ADES, CAPTAIN, PSB W FROM: SANDY WAKUMOTO, ACTING LIEUTENANT, PSB SUBJECT: COMMUNITY ORIENTED POLICING REPORT FOR MARCH 2011 I. ENFORCEMENT EFFORTS ! platoon jParking , Misc. I Seatbelt t! Mewing Speeding OVUII I j 15 1 117 ; 6 141 I 37 0 II j 32 25 0 ( 65 20 1 i III 15 48 3 25 6 2 TOTALS 162 190 6 231 63 3 II . SPECIAL OPERATIONS A. 03/01/11 to 03/15/11 - The Hanalei District Officers are participating in the Operation Beach Comber Project. The project is addressing the complaints from the Hanalei Community about the proper use of the beach parks along Weke Road in Hanalei . Officers from the Hanalei District have been tasked with making periodic checks of the parks for violation of park rules . One subject Was arrested for an outstanding bench Warrant. One driver Was issued two citations for observed violations (expired safety and provisional license violation) . Another vehicle was cited for parking in a handicap stall Without the appropriate placard on display, expired safety and expired weight-tax. Two drivers Were cited for cellular phone use violations . Another vehicle Was cited for expired safety. B. 03/23/11 to 03/24/11 -- Officers from Platoon 1 and 3 Participated in operation "Come Get Me" a bench Warrant detail . Altogether, 33 bench Warrants were served for the month. C. Speed Enforcement project Were conducted on Kahiliholo Page 1 of 2 Road in Kilauea by the Hanalei District- Officers because of a complaint by a resident. 25 citations were issued, 16 of which was for speeding. III. MEETINGS None IV. COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES AND INVOLVEMENT A. 03-24-11 - Platoon 1 supervisor spoke with the elderly at the Kilauea Neighborhood venter. B. 03/26/11 to 03/27/11 - Platoon 3 supervisor participated in the KPAL boxing tournament as a judge and referee . Submitted by: Q5-,(2-vt— V-2S Sandy Wakumoto K-217 A/Lieutenant Hanalei 04-06-11 0700 hours Page 2 of 2 Community Oriented Policing Report Waimea District TO: DARRYL, PERRY, CHIEF OF POLICE VIA: ALEJAtDRE QUIBILAN, ASSISTANT CI-�� , PSB MICHAEL CONTRADES, CAPTAIN, PSB x~2-3 FROM: RICHARD W. ROSA, LIEUTENANT, P l__ xIt SUBJECT: COMMUNITY ORIENTED POLICING REPOR FOR MARCH 2011 I. ENFORCEMENT EFFORTS Platoon ( Parking Misc . Seatbelt Moving OVUII I 20 121 55 192 0 II j 46 102 12 166 3 III 27 100 0 119 3 TOTALS 3 323 67 1 477 6 II. SPECIAL OPERATIONS A. 03/10 - Squad 1 Operation "Minnow Catcher" Detained 19 truants and issued 13 citations . B. 03/15- Squad 2 Conducted a OVUII Check Point C. 03/17- Squad 1 Conducted a Legal Service Detail in which 10 bench warrants were served. D. 03/19- Squad 3 Conducted a OVUII Check Point E. 03/26 - Squad 1 Operation "Pay Attention" in which 52 citations were issued which included Use of Mobile Devices . F. 03/29 - Assisted the Park Rangers with a vigil at Salt Pond Park. III. MEETINGS A. 03/08 - Supervisor attended the After Action Meeting concerning the Waimea Town Celebration. B. 03/30 - Lieutenant attended a meeting with the PSB Captain with the Mayor concerning a permanent building for the Westside District and the Easter Seals Project . C. 03/31 -- Lieutenant working with the Regional Safety Officer for KVYIH on a Disaster Preparedness plan. Page 1 of 2 IV. COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES AND INVOLVEMENT A. On 03-01-11 Supervisor gave an OVUII Presentation to the Westside Rotary Club. B. An Officer continues to coach the Youth Football League . Submitted for your review and approval : CL Y-,-7-3 Richard W. Rosa K-110 Lieutenant Waimea 03-05-11 0720 Hrs Page 2 of 2 Monthly Recap Investigative Services Bureau Captain Sherwin K. Perez March 2011 DETECTIVE UNIT SEXUAL ASSAULT The 17 year old was detained for Sexual Assault I"and released back to the custody of his parents. The father of the 13-year old female victim was the reporting party, and the victim disclosed she did have sexual relations with the 17-year old teenager. Maternal Grandmother of a 6 year old girl reported the child might possibly have been sexually assaulted based on unusual behavior. The child was interviewed by Dr. Gerard and NO disclosure of a Sexual assault was made. There was no evidence that the child was sexually assaulted. 20 year old female living in Lawai reported she was drugged and sexually assaulted. Search Warrants were executed on the suspect's vehicle and home whereby evidence was collected. The suspect was arrested and released pending investigation. Case pending evaluation of evidence and will be forwarded to the Prosecutor's office. DEATH REPORT A decomposed body of a male subject was found in the Hanalei National Wildlife Refuge. An autopsy was conducted but was inconclusive as to the cause of death. At this time the male subject is still unidentified, but there are some leads that are being followed up on. TERRORISTIC THREAT During the first two weeks of March, Kauai High School, Chiefess Kamakahelei Middle School and King Kaumualii Elementary Schools received "bomb"threats via handwritten notes or graffiti on campus. There were five of these bomb threat incidents, of which 3 have been solved and 2 cases remain unsolved. Four juveniles in total were detained. An 11 year old boy and 13 year old girl for the first incident at Chiefess Kamakahelei, a 13 year old girl for the second incident at Chiefess Kamak-ahelei. and an 18 year old male for one of the Kauai High incidents. KPD SENSITIVE DETECTIVES* TRAINING: All detectives attended DNA training held at the LOC. VICE NARCOTICS SECTION VICE-NARCOTICS TRAINING, PRESENTATIONS,PUBLIC SPEAKING, OTHERS Ofc. Cavabyab attended the canine seminar held on Oahu. Lt. Shibuya attended the Hawaii Narcotics Task Force HNTF quarterly meeting held on Oahu. Lt. Shibuya, Ofc. Pia, Resinto and Oliveira attended the Pac Fusion training held on O=ahu. Ofc. Cayabyab and Ofc. Dubocage attended quarterly SST training held on Kaua'i. Ofc. Resinto attended DNA investigations held on Kaua'i. Ofc. Resinto assisted Maui PD in marijuana eradication operations. VICE SEARCH WARRANTS Executed a search warrant on a person/vehicle in the Kawaihau District. Recovered from the vehicle were two firearms and various drugs and paraphernalia. One adult male arrested and booked for various drug and firearms offenses. Executed a search warrant on a person/vehicle in the Koloa District. Recovered from the ,,,chicle were various drugs and paraphernalia. One adult male arrested and booked for various drug offenses. Executed a search warrant on a parcel and recovered marijuana. No arrest made. Executed a search warrant on a person,'vehicle in the Kawaihau District. Recovered from the vehicle was marijuana and drug paraphernalia. One adult male cited on a complaint and summons. Executed a search warrant on a person/vehicle in the Kawaihau District. Recovered from the person vehicle were various drugs and paraphernalia. One adult male arrested for various drug offenses, BENCH WARRANT OF ARREST 3 bench warrants 11'grand jury indictments were served by the vice unit during the month of March. KPD SENSITIVE K9 SEARCH WARRANTS: Canine alert on a parcel resulting in the execution of a search warrant and the recovery of marijuana. SU13MITTED BY: Shemin K. Pere K-21 Captain, Investigative Services Bureau 04/1211'11 APPROVED BY.,- Roy It r K-3 Assist Chief, ISIS KPD SENSITIVE INVESTIGATIVE SERVICES BUREAU MONTHLY REPORT FOR MARCH, 2011 Lt. Daniel Fort/Lt. Danilo Abadillo/Lt. Eric Shibuya VICE SECTION ^ Self Refer-ed Carry-Over Total Average Cases % Cleared initiated Cases Cases Assigned Per PFD Cases Arrests Cleared 36 7 36 7 2 7 36 100.00% 6 Investigators GENERAL INVESTIGATIONS Self e erre Lorry- ver I oTal erage uses °%o Cleared Initiated Cases Cases Assigned Per PFD Cases Arrests Cleared 205 79 284 32 57 7 45 15.85% 7 Detectives SPECIAL FOCUS INVESTIGATIONS Self Referred Carry-Over Total Average Cases % Cleared Initiated Cases Cases Assigned Per PFD Cases Arrests Cleared 17 232 243 122 13 1 6 0.0246914 2 Detectives OFFICERS IN THE SCHOOL Self e erre Carry- ver ota Average Cases % Cleared Initiated Cases Cases Assigned Per PFD Cases Arrests Cleared 4 26 0 30 10 3 33 26 0.8666667 3 Officers DARE / GREAT Drug Confiscations f Weights in grams DARE Classes 28 Marijuana Plants 9 DARE Students 675 Marijuana Processed 90.1 SRO Activities 24 Cocaine 17.3 Total Students 18001 Heroin Methamphetamine 16 Missing Person 01 Steroids 29.4 Pills/Tablets 13 DVZC Ecstacy Abuse/Household Member 14 Hash Oil TROIProtection Order Cases 5 Vehicles 4 Domestic Related Cases 0 CurrenSy $2,710.00 Verbal 1 Domestic Arguments 01 1weapons 2 Total DV Related Cases 19 Restraining Orders Bureau Actions Served TRO'S 14 Info Charging Served Protection Orders 2 Arrest Warrants Dissolved I NS Orders 5 Search Warrants Unserved Orders 4 lCitations Other Orders 0 Persons)Arrested 2 CPS Orders 0 Total Restraining Orders 25 Month Recap Investigative Services Bureau Captain Sherwin K. Pere. March 2011. ■r■rrrrsr•rrrrrrr■rrr•rrr•rrr•rrrrrrrrrrrarrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrs DETECTIVE UNIT SEXUAL ASSAULT The 17 year old was detained for Sexual Assault I"and released back to the custody of his parents. The father of the 13-near old female victim was the reporting party, and the victim disclosed she did have sexual relations with the 17-year old teenager. Maternal Grandmother of a 6 year old girl reported the child might possibly have been sexually assaulted based on unusual behavior. The child was interviewed by Dr. Gerard and NO disclosure of a Sexual assault was made. `There was no evidence that the child was sexually assaulted. 20 year old female living in Lawai reported she was drugged and sexually assaulted. Search Warrants were executed on the suspect's vehicle and home whereby evidence was collected. The suspect was arrested and released pending investigation. Case pending evaluation of evidence and will be forwarded to the prosecutor's office. DEATH REPORT A decomposed body of a male subject was found in the Hanalei National Wildlife Refuge. An autopsy was conducted but was inconclusive as to the cause of death. At this time the male subject is still unidentified, but there are some leads that are being followed up on. TERRORISTIC THREAT During the first two weeks of March. Kauai High School, Chiefess Kamakahelei diddle School and King Kaumualii Elementary Schools received "bomb"threats via hand-,NTitten notes or graffiti on campus. There were five of these bomb threat incidents; of which 3 have been solved and 2 cases remain unsolved. Four juveniles in total were detained. An 11 year old boy and 13 year old girl for the first incident at Chiefess Kamakahelei, a 13 year old girl for the second incident at Chiefess Kamakahelei, and an 18 year old male for one of the Kauai High incidents. KPH► SENSITIVE DETECTIVES' TRAINING: All detectives attended DNA training held at the LOC. VICE NARCOTICS SECTION VICE-NARCOTICS TRAINING, PRESENTATIONS,PUBLIC SPEAKING. OTHERS Ofc. Cayabyab attended the canine seminar held on Oahu. Lt. Shibuya attended the Hawaii Narcotics Task Force HNTF quarterly meeting held on Oahu. Lt. Shibuva. Ofc. Pia, Resinto and Oliveira attended the Pac Fusion training held on Oahu. Ofc. Cayabyab and Ofc. Dubocage attended quarterly SST training held on Kaua'i. Ofc. Resinto attended DNA investigations held on Kaua'i. Ofc. Resinto assisted Maui PD in marijuana eradication operations. VICE SEARCH WARRANTS Executed a search warrant on a person/vehicle in the Ka'%raihau District. Recovered from the vehicle were two firearms and various drugs and paraphernalia. One adult male arrested and booked for various drug and firearms offenses. Executed a search warrant on a person/vehicle in the Koloa District, Recovered from the vehicle were various drugs and paraphernalia. One adult male arrested and booked for various drug offenses. Executed a search warrant on a parcel and recovered marijuana. No arrest made. Executed a search warrant on a person/vehicle in the Ka-,vaihau District. Recovered from the vehicle was marijuana and drug paraphernalia. One adult male cited on a complaint and summons. Executed a search warrant on a person/vehicle in the Kawaihau District. Recovered fi-om the person/vehicle were various drugs and paraphernalia. One adult male arrested for various drug offenses. BENCH WARRANT OF ARREST 3 bench warrants/grand jury indictments were served by the vice unit during the month of March. KPD SENSITIVE K9 SEARCH WARRANTS: Canine alert on a parcel resulting in the execution of a search warrant and the recovery of marijuana. SUBMITTED BY: Shemin K. Pere K-21 Captain, Investigative Services Bureau 04/112/11 APPROVED BY. Roy h r K-3 Assist Chief TSB KPD SENSITIVE INVESTIGATIVE SERVICES BUREAU MONTHLY REPORT FOR MARCH, 2011 Lt. Daniel Fort/Lt. Danilo Abadilla/Lt. Eric Shibuya VICE SECTION Self Referred Carry-Over Total Average I Cases % Cleared Initiated Cases Cases Assigned Per PFD Cases Arrests Cleared 36 7 36 7 2 7 36 100.00% 6 Investigators GENERAL INVESTIGATIONS 5elt Referred carry-Over o a verage cases % Cleared Initiated Cases Cases Assigned Per PFD Cases Arrests Cleared 205 79 284 32 57 7 45 15.85% 7 Detectives SPECIAL FOCUS INVESTIGATIONS Self Referred Carry-Over Total Average Cases % Cleared Initiated Cases Cases Assigned Per PFD Cases Arrests Cleared 17 232 243 122 13 1 6 0.0246914 2 Detectives OFFICERS IN THE SCHOOL Self e erre Carry- ve Total Average Cases % Cleared Initiated Cases Cases Assigned Per PFD Cases Arrests Cleared 4 26 0 30 10 3 33 26 0.8666667 3 Officers DARE I GREAT Drug Confiscations ! Weights in grams DARE Classes 28 Marijuana Plants 9 DARE Students 675 Marijuana Processed 901 SRO Activities 24 Cocaine 17.3 Total Students 18001 Heroin Methamphetamine 16 Missing Person 01 Steroids 29.4 Pills/Tablets 13 VIC Ecstacy Abuse/Household Member 14 Hash Oil TRO/Protection Order Cases 5 Vehicles 4 Domestic Related Cases 0 lCurrency $2,710.00 Verbal / Domestic Arguments 0 Lea ons 2 Total DV Related Cases 1 Restraining Orders Bureau Actions Served TRO'S 14 Info Charging Served Protection Orders 2 Arrest Warrants Dissolved/ NS Orders 5 Search Warrants Unserved Orders 4 Citations Other Orders 0 Persons) Arrested 26 CPS Orders 0 Total Restrainin Orders 25 KAUAI POLICE DEPARTMENT FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION NATIONAL ACADEMY DATE OF ISSUE EFFECTIVE DATE NO ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE i 03/11/11 As Noted 2011-02 REFERENCE RESCINDS: INDEX AS: ^ Candidates are being sought to attend a ten week Federal Bureau of Investigation National Academy in (]UanUCD. Virginia. This is an opportunity for interested individuals to develop their management skills and tOshare ideas with an international contingency of other law enforcement managers. We have been advised that potential candidates should hold the rank of Lieutenant or above. Further' the nominee must meet the following nninirnunn requirements: 1. A regular full-time officer of a duly-constituted |axv enforcement agency of nluniuip8/ih/. county, or state, having at least five years of substantially continuous such experience, 2. A1 least 25 years ofage. 1 In excellent physical condition, capable of sustained strenuous exertion and regular participation in the use Offirearms, physical training, and defensive tactics, which will be confirmed bya thorough physical examination (submitted when requested by FBI) by8 medical doctor Of nominee's choice and 8t nominee's expense. 4. Is of excellent character and enjoys a reputation for pn3heSSion8| integrity. 5. Exhibits an interest iD law enforcement as a public service; a seriousness Ofpurpose, qualities ofleadership; and enjoys theconfideOD8ondneSpeCtoffe||oxvoMicers. O. Has a high sChOQ| diploma or high school equivalency certificate. T. Agrees to remain in law enforcement a minimum of three years after graduation from the FBI National Academy 8. VVi||iDg to submit b] a Ff3| background /security clearance investigation. Those interested in attending, should forward a written request to the Chief's office via chain of command Do later than Monday, March 28. 2O11. kw Chlief of Police Distribution "A" KAUAI POLICE DEPARTMENT DATE OF ISSUE EFFECTIVE DATE NO. ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE 03/29/11 As Noted s 2011-03 REFERENCE INDEX AS: NATIONAL TELECOMMUNICATIONS WEEK CELEBRATION The week of April 10 — 16, 2011 has been designated as National Telecommunications Week. In honor of our Police Radio Dispatchers, a recognition luncheon will be held on Friday, April 15, 2011 . All police officers, civilian employees and their'- guests are invited to attend the celebration luncheon scheduled to be held at Tiano's Island Cuisine located at 4479 Rice Street, Uhue, from 11 :30 a.m. 1 :30 p.m. The cost for the buffet luncheon is $19.00 per person (tax and tip included). RSVP to Ms. Kathleen Langtad,at 24.1_-1722 by Tuesday, April 12, 2011 . DqRY 6D. E 1c Chief f Police Distribution "A" KAUAI POLICE DEPARTMENT DATE of ISSUE EFFECTIVE DATE NC. PERSONNEL ORDER � 04/01!2011 I As Noted 2011-03 REFERENCE RESCINDS: i r INDEX AS: NEW HIRE, ASSIGNMENT, & SEPARATION NEW HIRE: Effective Wednesday, March 10, 2011, Ms. Mona Mae K. Caldeira was selected from a referred list to fill the vacant Account Clerk's position. Ms. Caldeira is assigned to the Administrative & Technical Bureau, Fiscal Section. The following individuals were selected from the referred list to fill the vacant Public Safety Worker's positions effective Monday, April 18, 2011: Ronald C. Aceret Arthur T. Styan Matthew R. Beadle Creighton V. Tamagawa Clyde J. Letreta SEPARATION: Ms. Brittany M. Kaui resigned from her part-time position as the Off--Duty Clerk at the close of business on January 28, 2011. Ms. Kaui accepted a full-time employment with the Department of Personnel Services. Ms. Haunani K. Kaiminaauao resigned at the close of business on February 11, 2011. Ms. Kaiminaauao was a School Crossing Guard at Koloa School. Ms. Michelle L. Lewis resigned from her position as a Radio Dispatcher I at the close of business on March 2 , 2011. Mr. Howell K. Kaleohano short term appointment terminated at the close of business on March 20, 2011. Mr. Kaleohano was a Background Investigator with the Administrative &, Technical Bureau. Mr. Michael V. Layosa, Sr. short term appointment terminated at the close of business on March 27, 2011. Mr. Layosa was assigned to the Administrative & Technical Bureau as the Police Equipment Maintenance Coordinator. CONFIDENTIAL—FOR INTERNAL USE ONLY KPD 200 Personnel Order No. 2411-4; Dateoflssue: 041'41ff"2411 Page 2 of 2 ASSIGNMENT: The special assignment of Officer Derek A. Lorita terminated at the close of business on February 5, 2011. Effective Sunday, February, 6, 2011, Officer Lorita was assigned to the Patrol Services Bureau, Waimea District. The special assignment of Officer Christina A. Soltren will terminate at the close of business on April 2, 2011. Effective Sunday, April 3, 2011, Officer Soltren will be assigned to the Patrol Services Bureau. 4ef DRD. RRY L YI` y Ch of Police Distribution "A" CONFIDENTIAL-FOR INTERNAL USE ONLY KPD 200 Charles Iona Members: Chairman 4ft Thomas M. larmucci Alfredo Nebre Jr. Ernest Kanekoa Jr. James O'Connor Vice Chair COUNTY OF KAUAI POLICE COMMISSION C/0 Office of the Mayor 4444 Rice Street, Suite 150 L-ihu'e, HI 96766 April 1, 2011 PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT Complaint KPC 11-07 The Police Commission has completed its review and deliberation of the aforementioned complaint The Complainant alleges that he was contacted by a 911 dispatch to pick up an accident vehicle at the request of the owner. While enroute he became stuck in traffic and contends that he should have been contacted by dispatch in a timely manner informing him that another towing company was removing the vehicle. Based on the information provided, the Commission has upheld the complaint and has forward the complaint to the Office of the Chief for further review and to investigate as deemed necessary. This officially concludes the Commission's review of complaint KPC 11-07. Charles Iona, Chairman Kaua'i Police Commission