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Home My WebLink About072211_AGENDA_PACKET Charles Iona Members: Chair Thomas M, lannucci Alfredo Nebre Jr. James R.0' Connor Bradley Chiba Ernest Kanekoa Jr Randall Francisco Vice-Chair COUNTY OF KAUAI POLICE COMMISSION NOTICE OF MEETING AND AGENDA Friday, July 22, 2011 9:00 a.m. or shortly thereafter Mo'ikeha Building, Meeting Room 2 A/B 4444 Rice Street, Liline, HI 96766 CALL TO ORDER APPROVAL OF MINUTES Regular Open Session Minutes of June 24, 2011 RECOGNITION & COMMENDATION REPORT Employee of the month for July: Officer Kenneth Cummings PRESENTATION ■ Representatives from the Reinstated Hawaiian Government providing an overview of their government's purpose and goals as a sovereign entity. CHIEF'S MONTHLY REPORTS 1. Administrative, Technical Services & Training Reports"'Orders 2. Investigative Services Bureau 3. Fiscal Report 4. Patrol Services Bureau& Traffic Reports 5. Community Oriented Policing District Reports for Lihu'e, Hanalei and Waimea 6. Chiefs Announcements COMMUNICATION KPC 2011-17 Communication received on 06117/11 from Lieutenant Jon Tak-amura to Chief Darryl Perry regarding an Accreditation Prog ress Report from February to Mav 2011. BUSINESS KPC 2011-18 Copy of the Honolulu Police Commission Annual 2010 Report. On file with the Office of Boards and Commissions An Equal Opportunity Employer KPC 2011-19 Public announcements for Kaua'i Police Commission notarized complaints filed against officers of the Kaua'i Police Department. o KPCI'ES-19-2011-10 o KPC/ES-21-2011-11 ANNOUNCEMENT Next meeting will be on August 26. 2011 at 9:00 a.m, at the Mo'ikeha Building in Meeting Room 2 A/B, Executive Session to follow. EXECUTIVE SESSION Pursuant to Hawaii Revised Statute §92-9 (a) (1-4) (b), the purpose of this Executive Session is to receive and approve Executive Session minutes and to consult with the Commission's legal counsel on issues pertaining to the Commission's and the County's powers, duties, privileges, immunities. and/or liabilities as they may relate to this item, deliberate and take such action as appropriate: ES-25: Executive Session Minutes of June 24, 2011. Pursuant to H.R.S. §92-4 and H.R.S. §92-5 (a) (2) and (4), the purpose of this Executive Session is to consider the evaluation, dismissal or discipline of an employee or officer of the County relating to a complaint filed against the employee or officer and to consult with the Commission's legal counsel on issues pertaining to the Commission's and the County's powers, duties, privileges, immunities, and/or liabilities as they may relate to this item, deliberate and take such action as appropriate: ES-19 KPC 2011-10 Communication dated 07/05/11 from Chief Darryl Perry to Chairman Charles Iona and Commission Members, relating to complaint KPC-2011-10 that was filed against an officer of the Kaua'i Police Department. ES-21 KPC 2011-11 Communication dated 07/05/11 from Chief Darryl Perry to Chairman Charles Iona and Commission Members, relating to complaint KPC-2011-11 that was filed against an officer of the Kaua'i Police Department. ES-22: KPC 2011-12 Complaint filed against an officer of the County alleging rudeness, physical abuse, and unprofessionalism towards the complainant. (Filed on 06/14111) ES-23: KPC 2011-13 Complaint filed against an officer of the County alleging unprofessionalism by not complying with the Kaua'i Police Department's mission statement to embrace the values of Pono. (Filed on 0611-411) 2 P a e Kaua'i Police Commission- July 22, 2011 ES-24: KPC 2011-14 Complaint filed against the Kaua'i Police Department alleging that no police report was filed after reporting a theft of the complainant's vehicle. (Filed on 06124/11) RETU RAT TO OPEN SESSION Ratifv Police Commission actions taken in Executive Session for items: ■ ES 19: KPC 2011-10 ■ ES 21: KPC 2011-11 ■ ES 22: KPC 2011-12 ■ ES 23: KPC 2011-13 • ES 24: KPC 2011-14 ■ ES 25 ADJOURNMENT EXECUTIVE SESSION Pursuant to Hawaii 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 shall be limited to those items described in H.R.S. §92-5(a). Discussions held in Executive Session are closed to the public. cc: Deputy County Attorney Jennifer Winn PUBLIC COMMENTS and TESTIMONY Persons wishing to offer comments are encouraged to submit written testimony at least 24-hours prior to the meeting indicating: 1. 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. Send written testimony to. Kaua'i Police Commission Attn: Mercedes Youn Office Boards and Commissions 4444 Rice Street, Suite 150 Lilme, HI 96766 E-Mail: LrLyc-__tn'Wkqqqi.go-,: Phone: (808) .241-4920 Fax: (808) 241-5127 3 P a a e Kaua'i Police Commission- July 22, 2011 SPECIAL ASSISTANCE If you need an alternate format or an auxiliary aid to participate, please contact the Boards and Commissions Support Clerk at(808) 241-4920 at least five (5) working days prior to the meeting. 4 1 P a g e Kaua'i Police Commission- July 22, 2011 z T 4.1 MON. 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This letter will be forwarded to the employees with my personal thanks, sent to the Mayor, and filed in their personnel jackets. DATE EMPLOYEE COMMENDED, COMMENDED BY (I Letter of Commendation) 07106111 Chief Darryl Perry, Asst. Chief Sergeant Kenneth Carvalho Roy Asher, Capts. Sherwin Perez, Investigative Services Bureau Michael Contrades, Sgts. Trent Shimabukuro, Ezra Kanoho and Darren Rose, Ofcrs. Mark Ozaki, Lucas Hamberg, Barry DeBlake, David Banquel and Jason Overmyer, Ms. Jodi Hookano and Ms. Jessica Fletcher Thanked the numerous personnel for their assistance and support which helped to make the Kaua'i DARE Day 2011 event a success. ui ccl lam W W ui � C1C a � Z ui om PERSONNEL STATUS AS OF 06-30-2011 CLOSE OF BUSINESS: AUTHORIZED ACTUAL VACANT APPOINTED 2 1 1 3 SWORN 148 129 19 County General Fund 148 129 19 Gram Fund 0 0 0 CIVILIAN 75 56 19 County General Fund 71 55 16 Temporary& Grant Fund 4 1 3 TOTAL 225 186 39 VACANCIES: Pas.# Position Title Appointed E23 Deputy Chief of Police-eff.01/23/2011 Sworn: 4372 Police Lieutenant-eff.01/23/2011 #373 Police Lieutenant-eff.01/23/2011 #405 Police Lieutenant-eff,06/01/2011 #535 Police Lieutenant-eff.01/23/2011. #450 Detective-eff.09/26/2010 #504 Detective-eff.11/01/2009 #579 Detective-eff.09/26/2010 #457 Police Sergeant-eff.09/26/2010 #470 Police Sergeant-eff.09/26/2010 #518 Police Sergeant-eff.12/14/2008 #538 Police Sergeant-eff.09/26/2010 4397 Police Officer lI-eff.09/26/2010 #569 Police Officer II-eff.09/26/2010 #528 Police Officer I-eff.09/26/2010 #529 Police Officer I-eff. #542 Police Officer I-eff.09/26/2010 #568 Police Officer I-eff.09/26/2010 #571 Police Officer I-eff.12/28/2010 #578 Police Officer I-eff.09/26/2010 Civilian: #310 Police Records Unit Supervisor-eff.09/01/2009 4316 Radio Dispatcher II-eff.01/03/2011 #536 Radio Dispatcher II-eff.12/24/2010 #341 Police Records Clerk-eff:01/08/2007 4342 Police Records Clerk-eff.09/19/2008 #345 Secretary-eff.07/01/2008 s #346 Personnel Clerk II-eff.07/01/2008 a 4432 Pol Equip Maintenance Coordinator-eff:12/31/2009 T353 Radio Dispatcher I-eff 05/01/2021 T565 Radio Dispatcher I-eff,03/24/2011 T475 Clerk[Off Duty]-eff 01/29/2011 Short Term Appointment;Background Investigator(Pas#504)-H Kaleohano effective 0510212011 NTE 0712912011 Mote ■ Short Term Appointment(Pas.#432)-J Chun effective 0613012t 11NTE0912612011 t Pending pre-employment physical exam VACANCIES: 9ox # Position Title (Hourly) #1306 School Crossing Guard(eff.V5/14/20V8-New Position)'8apou #I307 School Crossing Guard(eff.05/14/ZOO8-New Position)-King 8bomxo/ii #1309 School Crossing Guard(of[OS/14/2OU8-New Position)-Chd9esu8bnouko6mei #1310 School Crossing Guard(efLV5/14/2O88-New Position)-Cb&efessKamukahple/ #13I1 School Crossing Guard(et[02/12/%Ol1)'Kb/oo #1314 School Cruoxhmg Guard(efC12/17/2Q1U)-Rekoha 91315 School Crossing Guard(ef[0S/14/2OU8-New Position)-Hanalei #13I6 School Crossing Guard(mff.U5/14/2OOO-New Position)-Kilauea NOTE: 91308 School Crossing Guard-A Mindoro;new hire eff.06/14/2011,selected from referred list#101100083[Oucfes uamo&andcg As of June 30,2011 RECRUTT`1V1E'NTT STATUS INFORMATION: Police Services Officer Referred 57 (Referred List Expire 1213112011) Processing 33 Personnel Clerk H Referred 9 (Referred List Expire 08107 2011) Interested/Responded 5 Pending Pre-employment physical Police Records Clerk(internal recruitment for I position)--pending selection Interested 2 Radio Dispatcher I—(recruitment posted)—Open 05/0412011 Close—05/13/2011 Radio Dispatcher I—(recruitment posted)—Open 05111512011 Close—06/03/2011 Written Test 07/01;2011: 55—Applicants 24—Tested 13—Passed "0 00 00 M Nr co O 0) C? 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Outstanding shows the total number of Active Warrants currently in KPD Records Management'System. Z v r-Q 00 00 C7 C7 C3 00 LU rl- r1l r-4 00 to 00 t.0 oc Zo a C4 M I't 00 ,:1. 0 kD q m C) r,4 � V) z uj uj z z z 00 LI Z ) m Ln Ln 0 LU LU 0. c. 0 uj 0 00 L, m LD z z z uj 0 V w w ,- 3: Ln > a m z TA > m 2 m c<r. tz cr m E vi Z 0 tio 0 o CL z to E tw In IV Ln uj rN N rIq r-I f14 z 4 -- I f 1� r, 0 m 00 r-4 F,4 r-4 fN rq r`4 N O LD c kD Cl to In cc 0 rq Ln N Ln Ln z -4 r-4 r4 C14 ryl -t Ll I I I 1 10 ry Monthty Recap Investigative Services Bureau Captain Sherwin K. Perez JUNE 2011 SEXUAL ASSAULT Investigated a report of a 14 year old female allegedly molested by a family member. Case brought before Grand Jury and suspect was indicted. Suspect was arrested and case bound over to Circuit court. Allegations of a young child possibly molested at aftiend's home. Physical exam were negative for any evidence. Case sent to Prosecutors for review. 21 year old male visitor reported being held against his will and sexually assaulted by a 34 year old male resident. Investigation was conducted and suspect was subsequently arrested. Case proceedings resulted in Suspect(a known Sex offender)pleading guilty and sentenced to 10 years incarceration. A young child allegedly sexually assaulted by grandfather. Currently there is a child custody issue ongoing between the child's parents. Case is under investigation. Z71 ASSAULT Male subject reported being assaulted by known person. Victim was treated and it was discovered that his jaw was fractured. Suspect was arrested and admitted to the assault. Case sent to Prosecutors office. Male subject reported being stabbed by his ex girlfriend. Investigation revealed the female suspect entered the victim's home, assaulted a female in the home, and stabbed the male when he tried to intervene. The female suspect attempted to steal the male's truck and also verbally threatened him. Suspect was located and arrested a few hours later. Suspect is currently being held at KCCC awaiting trial. Male subject reported being attacked by a person known to him, Suspect attempted to run the victim over and struck him with a metal pole. Suspect was arrested and confined at KCCC, At the preliminary hearing, the victim failed to appear in court. Case was dismissed. Female reported she and her estranged husband got into a verbal argument. During the t� argument, the suspect took out a gun and threatened to shoot himself. Suspect eventually KPD SENSITIVE fired the weapon into the air. Suspect fled the area. Investigation conducted and several Search Warrants were made. The suspect's weapon was found, along with drugs and paraphernalia. The suspect was subsequently located and arrested. Suspect currently awaiting trial, PROPERTY CRIMES 30 year old male subject,using his mother's bus' -it on a spree of credit ) -,e mess records,went card fraud. Suspect was caught at a local hotel after using a card number on the internet. The suspect was arrested and search warrants were issued. Numerous records were recovered as well as drugs and paraphernalia. Suspect was booked and posted bail the next day. A north shore resident reported that sometime between January and June of this year, gold was stolen from his residence. Investigation was conducted and no force was observed. Unknown who or when the gold was stolen. The gold was reportedly appraised at 1.2 million dollars. The case is still being investigated. DEATH REPORT A votauz adult male was found in an apparent suicide by hanging in a remote area. A male subject was found by early morning beach goers hanging from a tree at a local beach area. No signs of foul play were found and case ruled as suicide. KPAL Flag football involving approximately 700 boys &girls, ages 5-15, from Kekaha to Anahola. There are 31 teams with about 150 coaches and 25 referees. Wrestling season ended in June. 30 boys & girls, ages 7-19, participated in-,NTestling matches and one tournament. They meet at the Kapaa Youth Center and the Lihue Veterans Center. Jujitsu....25 boys & girls participate at the Kapaa Youth Center. Instructor Shane Kahananui. Hip hop dancing.....12 kids, ages 7-12 participate at the Kapaa Youth Center. Emslev Drake instructor. All-star cheerfeading.....21 I girls and a few boys participate at the Kapaa Youth Center. Instructor Tita Kuliaulua. Boxing.....at Lihue and Hanapepe. 90 registered boxers. Sea Scouts....There are 25 students, ages 12 to 20 involved in Sea Scouts. They participate in ocean safety activities and exercises. VICE NARCOTICS SECTION APO SENSITIVE VICE-N.NRCOTICS TRAINING, PRESENTATIONS,PUBLIC SPEAKING OTHERS Officer Eric Caspillo assisted MPD in green harvest. Sgt Rose and Officer Cayabyab attended DEA firearms qualifications on Oahu. Officer Resinto attended Hostage Negotiation and Crises Intervention certification in Las Vegas. VICE NARCOTICS SEARCH WARRANTS Executed a search warrant on a person and bag while in the Kaloa District. Recovered were crystal methamphetamine and various drug paraphernalia. One adult male was arrested for various drug charges. Executed a search warrant on a person, vehicle, and residence located in the LThu'e District. Recovered was drug paraphernalia containing crystalline residue. One adult male was arrested for various drug charges. Executed a search warrant on a vehicle located in the Kaloa District. Recovered from the vehicle was drug paraphernalia with crystal methamphetainine residue,marijuana, and US currency. One adult male arrested for various drug offenses. Executed a search warrant on the residence located in the Kawaihau District. Recovered from the residence were 2 pistols,2 shotguns,cocaine, marijuana, and US currency. Executed a search-warrant on the residence located in the L-thu'e District. Recovered from the residence were crystal metharriplictarnine,marijuana, various drug paraphernalia, US currency and a 22 caliber rifle. Arrested for various offenses were two adult males. Executed a search warrant on vehicle located in the Lliiu'e District. Crystal methaniplietartrine was recovered.One adult male arrested for Prot-noting a Dangerous Drug in the 3d Degree and Prohibited Acts related to Drug Paraphernalia. A shipping company discovered a parcel being shipped to a residence in Princeville containing cocaine. A controlled delivery was conducted. The suspect fled on foot and discarded the cocaine in an open area. Approximately 129 grams of cocaine was recovered. Investigation and search of the suspect is continuing. CANINE ALERTS K9 alerted to a parcel shipped from California to a residence on Kaua'i. No illegal items recovered. K9 alerted to a FedEx parcel sent trom Oregon to a residence on Kaua'i. Search warrant was obtained and 21.9 grams of marijuana was recovered. KPD SENSITIVE K9 alerted to a FedF..%,parcel a sent from Redwood California to a residence located on Kuoa`i. Search warrant was obtained and 24] Qcmosu[marijuana was recovered. No arrest made. Investigation pending. &Y alerted |ouU8PS parcel shipped from Oregon tuo residence ouKaua'i. /\ federal search warrant was executed and approximately 8.8 lbs of marijuana was recovered,resulting in the arrest of two adult oia|co, K9 alerted toxUSPS parcel shipped from Washington State/oa residence on Kauai, /\federal oeuob warrant was executed and approximately 6.8 lhyofmarijuana�covend"0000bing in the arrest uf one adult malc, }{9 alerted Cou parcel sent from Colorado tnu residence ooKunu'i. Search warrant obtained resulting iu the recovery of 57.8g/uuimu{processed marijuana and -52N.2grams o[marijuana coocnntru1c, zesuliiugiotbeozrcotofuocodnd1 female. . ouczwxuu^ reoz K-21 Captain, Investigative Services Bureau 07/07711 APPROVED ' - . . � � �am / --k- KPD SENSITIVE INVESTIGATIVE SERVICES BUREAU MONTHLY REPORT FOR JUNE 2011 Daniel Fort/Lt. Eric Shibuya/Acting Lt. Randy Chong VICE SECTION Self Referred Carry-Over Total Average Cases % Cleared Initiated Cases Cases Assigned Per PFD Cases Arrests Cleared 59 0 0 59 12 4 14 55 93.22% 6 Investigators — GENERAL INVESTIGATIONS 5eit kererred Carry-Over 13 a ver•age Loses % Cleared Initiated Cases Cases Assigned Per PFD Cases Arrests Cleared 229 198 427 61 58 43 59 13.82% 7 Detectives SPECIAL FOCUS INVESTIGATIONS Self Referred Carry-Over Total Average Cases % Cleared Initiated Cases Cases Assigned Per PFD Cases Arrests Cleared 2 16 130 148 74 40 0 21 0.1418919 2 Detectives OFFICERS IN THE SCHOOL Self e erred I Carry-Over To ta Average ases % Cleared Initiated Cases Cases Assigned Per PFD Cases I Arrests I Cleared 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 summer) 3 Officers DARE / GREAT Drug Confiscations / Weights in grams DARE Classes 2 Marijuana Plants 0 DARE Students 60 Marijuana Processed 7017 SRO Activities 5 Cocaine 213 Total Students 601 Heroin Methamphetomine 20 Missing Person 9 THC Oils 459 Pills/Tablets(Oxycodone) 3 DVIC Ecstacy 0 Abuse/Household Member 37 Marijuana concentrate 459 TRO/Protection Order Cases 12 Vehicles 2 Domestic Related Cases 0 Currency $5,375.00 Verbal / Domestic Ar uments 0 Firearms Al Total DV Related Cases =9 Restraining Orders Bureau Actions Served TRO'S 0 Info Charging Served Protection Orders 0 Arrest Warrants Dissolved / NS Orders 0 Search Warrants 17 Unserved Orders 0 lCitations Other Orders 0 Person(s) Arrested =0 CPS Orders 0 Total Restraining Orders 0 KAUAI POLICE DEPARTMENT Notes to Budget Summary For the Period May 2011 The Budget Status Report for May 2011 is submitted for your review and perusal, The department's total expenditures plus encumbrances to date is85%, slightly below the 9296 budget to date. The year-to-date expenditures for the Chiefs Office is 87%,Administrative and Technical Bureau is reflecting 61%, Investigative Service Bureau is reflecting 6496and Patrol Service Bureau is reflecting 93Y6of budget expended. The Mayor's Final Budget Message for FY 2012 was released to the media June 9, 2011. KPU did not receive all that was requested, however, budget increased from last fiscal year's $24,925,202. The increase was generally due to the budget guidance initiatives to increase Health Fund and OPEB coats. FY 2012 Budget KPDSubmoission Mayor's Budget Final KP0Budget Chief's Office J5,8lZ,369 24,374,322 24,286,494 A8�T8ureau 1,478,886 1,319,136 1,319,136 |SB 329,366 319,386 319,366 Patrol 404,480 400880 400,880 Police Commission 36,690 3 36,690 Lij C'4 I-- M M C)l co (o cc U)0) CN 00 to 0 co cc 0) fl- N N CY) CY) CY) u') CY) C.) 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PATROL SERVICES BUREAU REPORT FOR THE 2nd 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 NEW HIRE 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 Effective Tuesday, June 14,2011,Mr. Alan R. Mindoro was selected from a referred list to fill the School Crossing Guard position at Chiefess Kamakahelei. TRANSFERS The special assignment of Officer Christina A. Soltren Mll 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. The special assignment of Sergeant Roderick B. Green was effective Sunday, April 10, 2011. Sergeant Green was assigned to the Chief's Office from the Patrol Services Bureau, Hanalei District. ASSIGNMENTS TOIIN PATROL Effective Sunday, April 3, 2011: OFFICER FROM TO Officer Christina Soltren ISB PSB/Administration Effective Sunday, April 3, 2011: OFFICER FROM TO Danny Creamer Squad 2 Lihue PSB/Administration Con't ASSIGNMENTS TWIN PATROL Effective Sunday,May 1,2011: OFFICER FROM TO Danny Creamer PSB/Administration Squad 2 Lihue Jason Matsuoka Squad 2 Lihue PSB/Administration Effective Sunday, June 5, 2011: OFFICER FROM TO Paddy Ramson Squad I Lihue PSB/Administration Effective Sunday, June 26, 2011: OFFICER FROM TO Paddy Ramson PSB/Administration Squad I Lihue Effective Sunday,June 26, 2011: OFFICER FROM TO Anthony Morita Squad I Hanalei PSB/Administration MILITARY LEAVE APPOINTMENTS RETIREMENTS RESIGNATIONS Ms. Brenda J. James resigned from her position as a Radio Dispatcher I as the close of business on April 30, 2011. TERMINATION OTHER TRAI,-,ING: APRIL 2011 11-27 04101'2011 13 CRITICAL TASKS: AN INSIDE-OUT APPROACH TO SOLVING MORE GtJ,N CRIME SGT. RODERICK GREEN SGT. KENNETH CUMMINGS 11-28 04108/2011 WORKING WITH WOMEN COPING WITH SUBSTANCE ABUSE.MENTAL ILLNESS AND DOMESTIC VIOLENCE OFC. SHAWN HA NIA 11-30 CLANDESTINE LABORATORY INVESTIGATOR RE-CERTIFICATION 04/20/2011 OFC. PADDY RAMSON OFC. ALLAN ANDRES OFC. AARON RELACION OFC. CHRISTIAN JENKINS 04/21/2011 OFC. ERIC CASPILLO OFC. CHRISTIAN JENKINS OFC. JASON IVIATSUOKA OFC. CHRISTOPHER CALIO OFC. PADDY RAMSON OFC. AARON RELACIO'N OFC. ALLAN ANDRES 11-31 0412912011 PSW SHOTGUN QUALIFICATIONS PSW E. GANIRON PSW A. M RAOKA PSW. R. WASKOVIAK, PSW. K. MU'-,'\TDON 11-32 04/2512011 TO 04/26/2011 TASER,DEVICE USER CERTIFICATION OFC, JAMES KUROWSKI OFC. MICHAEL NII OFC. SHA)N".\, ', HANNA OFC. DEREK LORITA -MAY 2011 '-DN TH TUESDAYS OF EVERY MONTH 11-15 2' A- ll)4 TOAST MASTERS CLUB #2525 CAPTAIN MICHAEL COQ TRADES Con't.NIAY 2011 11-36 05/03/2011 CUT-RENT ILLICIT DRUG TRENDS A/LT. SANDY WAKUMOTO AIT. TRENT SHIMABUKURO LT. JON T.AKAi%4URA SGT. ERIC MAUI OFC. PHILIP BANQUEL OFC. KAHUA AKEO OFC. DAMIEN,\4ENDIOLA OFC. DEAN MARTIN OFC. DAMIAN LOO OFC.AARON RELACION OFC. SCOTT)VILLIAMSONT OFC. MICHAEL BURATTI OFC. WADE TAKEMOTO OFC. DAVID BANNQUEL OFC. BRIAN SILVA OFC. RICHARD DRAPESA OFC. JOINT MULLINEAUX OFC. MICHAEL NII OFC.JAMES KUROWSKI OFC. GILBERT ASUNCION OFC. ISAIAH SARSONA OFC. MAKANA RIVERA OFC. JOSEPH HIMONGALA OFC. DAMIEN MCCALLUM OFC. ARTHUR CABERTO OFC. KAULANNA RENAUD OFC. BRUCE NANCE PSW KELSEY MUNDON LT. MARK SCRIBNER OFC. KAPENA WILSON OFC. GEORGE LACCONE OFC. ELLIOTT KE OFC. WHITMAN MCCALLUM SGT. RODERICK GREEN OFC. JASON OVER-MYER OFC. VERNON SCRIBNER OFC. RAY TAKEKAWA SGT. ROBERT GAUSEPOHL OFC. COLIN NESBITT OFC. JONATHAN BONACHITA OFC. DANIEL MILLOY OFC. CHAD CATALUNNA 11-37 COUNTY POLICY AGAINST DISCRIMINATION AND HARASSMENT SUPERVISOR TRAINING 05/05/2011 OFC. KENNISONTNAGAHISA OFC. CLYDE CAIRES SGT. SCOTT BREDE CAPT. MICHAEL CONTRADES SGT. TODD TANAKA KATHLEEN LANGTAD OFC. DAMIEN MENDIOLA A/C ALEJANDRE,QUIBILANT A/LT. SANDY WAKUMOTO OFC. DAVID BANTQUEL LT. JONTTAKAMURA SGT. ROBERT GAUSEPOHL OFC. ANTHONY MORITA LT. MARK SCRIBNER SGT. ERIC KAUI OFC. LEN NITTA LT. RICHARD ROSA OFC. STEVEN VINZANT OFC, DAMIEN MCCALLUX4 A,/LT. TRENT SHIMABUKURO 05/19/2011 OFC. AARONT BAND NN OFC. DAM LEN;LOO OFC, JESSE GUIRAO SGT. KENNETH CUMMINGS OFC. KAPENA WILSON Con't TNTAY 2011 11-037 05/18/2011 SFST REFRESHER TRAINING SGT. KENNETH CUMMINGS OFC. AARON BANDM_A,_N`_\N OFC. MACKENZIE METCALFE OFC. SCOTT WILLIAMSON OFC. SHAWN HANNA OFC. COLENI NESBITT 11-38 05/19/2011 SPECIAL SERVICES TEAM-MONTHLY TRAININ,G/TASER RECERT-MAY SGT. TODD TANAKA OFC. ALLAN ANDRES OFC. HANSON HSU OFC. RANDALL NERO OFC. LEN NITTA 11-39 05/2512011 TO 05127/2011 NATIONAL IMPROVISED EXPLOSIVE FAMILIAZATION OFC. LEN NITTA 11-40 05/2712011 COUNTY POLICY AGAINST DISCRIMINATION AND HARASSMENT TRAINING GEARY MASADA COLETTE SATKI OFC. MACKENZIE METCALFE OFC, ELLIOTT KE OFC. JASON OVERMYER OFC. VERNON SCRIBNTIR OFC. RAY TAKEKAWA OFC.VERNTON BASUEL OFC. TYSON RELACION OFC. MICHAEL BURATTI OFC. LARRY SOLIMAN OFC. DANNY CREAMER OFC. JOEL MIYASHIRO OFC, RANDALL HERO OFC, WADE TAKEMOTO OFC. TYRUS CON-11TRADES OFC. CHRISTOPHER VIERRA OFC. MARK STULPE OFC. ARNEL PURISIMA OFC. ALLAN ANDRES OFC. NELSON GABRIEL OFC. TROY SAKAGUCHI OFC. KAHIJTA AKEO NELLIE Bt-_NTAO DONNA TAKIGUCHI NORMA CHRISTIAN CHERYL GOO-REGO DOTNNT TANIGUCHI KELSEY MU`NDONT, MATTHEW BEADLE JAY WATANABE OFC. JONATHAN BONACHITA OFC. JASONMATSU,"OKA MICHAEL LANE AMY AGCAOILI MICHELE ALBARADO OFC. BRIAN SILVA OFC. RICHARD DRAPESA OFC. ANT14ONY MORITA OFC. JAMES KUROWSKI OFC. JOUNMULLINEALAI OFC.MICHAEL NII Con't MAY 2011 11-40 05/27/2011 COUNTY POLICY AGAINST DISCRIMINATION AND HARASSMENT TRAINING OFC. CHRISTIAN JENKINS OFC. GILBERT ASUNCION OFC. MAKATNIA RIVERA OFC. JOSEPH HIMONGALA OFC. ARTHUR CABERTO OFC. KAULANTA RENIAUD OFC. DEREK LORITA OFC. BRUCE NA-INCE OFC. PHILLIP BANQUEL OFC. ISAIAH SARSONA ALISON KANE CHRISTINA CHONG TIM KATHY INGRAM GARRETT AGENNA OFC. DEAN MARTIN CLYDE LETRETA RONALD ACERET CREIGHTON TAMAGAWA ARTHUR STYANT JUNE 2011 11-44 0612012011 SPECIAL SERVICES TEAM—MONTHLY TRAINING—JUNE SGT. TODD TANAKA OFC. ALLAN ANDRES OFC. HANSON HSU OFC. RANDALL NERO OFC. LEN NITTA I1-45A 06127/2011 SENIOR PROFESSIONAL STANDARDS TRAINING A/C ALEJANDRE QUIBILAN CAPT. MICHAEL CONTRADES LT. JON TAKAMURA LT. RICHARD ROSA LT. MARK SCRIBNER ALT. TRENT SHIMABUKURO A/LT. SANDY WAKUMOTO 11-46 06/20/2011 TO 06/2412011 PHASE I&11 HOSTAGE NEGOTIATIONS AND CRISIS INTERVENTION LT. JON TAKAMURA. OFC. AARON BANDMAN7N 11-47 06113/2011 TO 06/17/2011 EVOC DRIVERS TRAINING PROGRAM LT.JON TAKAMURA OFC. KAPENTAWILSON 11-48 06/21/42011 TO 063122/2011 ASIST: APPLIED SUICIDE INTERVENTION SKILLS TRAINING PSW MATTHEW BEADLE PSW CREIGHTON TA?'vL)LGAWA PSW RONALD ACERET PATROL SERVICES BUREAU MONTHLY ACTIVITY REPORT June 2011 .---.-----.----_--.-------------.---.-----._. 1 -i 1 1 A. FELONY 36 � B. MISDEMEANOR 303 � i 1 i C. DUI 20 i 1 1 ---------------------------------------------- ------------------------------- i ��ICE 'I 1 i i 1 1 L-_--------------.---.---.--_-_-_-_-------_.--_ Revised 06/0112011 CO 11) t- it t- 0 CO %0 Mt co %0 i w 0 00 00, 0� cv d w co N 0 CO 00 tO to T-4 tO 00 VD M co ,o t. 0 rs apt rn M C% co D cq w Cl) It: 001 CIP)i V-q C14 i cq 00 t-; C14 co 0 cq t-: m m M Cq 00 Cl) 00 (y)i 001 �t o 0 C14 cq to us> CO) ti) C*4 N cq, 0 9k m cj: J-4 E- COP Quarterly Report Traffic Safety UnIt TO: DARRYL D. PERRY, CHIEF OF POLICE VIA: ALEJANDRE QUIBILAN, ASSISTANT CHIE MICHAEL M. CONTRADES, CAPTAIN, PSB Mr-2-,q — -7-0 FROM: MARK SCRIBNER, LIEUTENANT, TSU SUBJECT: COP QUARTERLY REPORT FOR APRIL - JUNE 2011 I. ENFORCEMENT EFFORTS Month Parking Misc. Seatbelt Moving OVUM April 0 i 35 18 100 0 May 1 28 53 82 0 June 2 47 150 180 5 TOTALS 3 110 221 362 5 Ii. SPECIAL OPERATIONS A. The Traffic Safety Unit conducted Seat belt enforcement for Click it or Ticket during the last two weeks in May. B. The Traffic Safety Unit assisted with traffic control for the Wailua Bridge Dedication on 5/31. C. The Traffic Safety Unit conducted two sobriety checkpoints for a total of five (5) hours . A total of 47 citations were issued. III. MEETINGS A. 04/04- attended a "Shattered Dreams" student/parent meeting at Kapa'a High. B. 04/12- attended a "Shattered Dreams" committee meeting at Kapa'a High. Page 1 of 3 C. 04/18- attended State Highway Safety Council Meeting on Oahu. D. 04/19-21- attended a HEMSIS Conference on Oahu. E. 02/25-28- TSU officers got re-certified as Intoxilyzer supervisors. F. 05/10- attended a Statewide Child Passenger Safety Committee Meeting on Oahu. G. 05/18- attended Statewide Traffic Records Coordinating Committee Meeting on Oahu. H. 05/24-26- attended an NHTSA Impaired Driving Class on Oahu. I . 05/26-30 attended Lifesaver' s Conference on Traffic Safety Priorities in Phoenix, AZ. J. 06/06- attended a conference call for JIMS on Rule 9. K. 06/07- attended MADD Law Enforcement Recognition Luncheon. L. 06/08- attended the Statewide Child Passenger Safety Committee Meeting on Oahu. M. 06/09- attended Get Fit Kauali Annual meeting in Kapala. N. 06/14-16- attended an NHTSA Data Analyis Class on Oahu. O. 06/29- attended Governor' s Highway Safety Council on Oahu. P. 06/30- attended Statewide Traffic Coordinating Committee meeting on Oahu. IV. COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES AND INVOLV"EMENT 04/09- L TSU assisted with traffic control for the Troy Barboza run on Rice Street. R. The Traffic Safety Unit assisted with a "walking School Bus" a-1[- K51 Sc'-.,o--! on 5111. Page 2 of 3 C. The Traffic Safety Unit participated in "Shattered Dreams" project at Kapa'a High School on 5/112-13 . Submitted for your review and approval: Mark Scribner K-100 Lieutenant TSU 07-06-2011 1730 hrs Page 3 of 3 Community Oriented Policing Report Traffic Safety Unit TO: DARRYL D. PERRY, CHIEF OF POLICE VIA: ALEJANDRE QUIBILANT, ASSISTANT CHIEF, SB MICHAEL M. CONTRADES, CAPTAIN, PS-S FROM: MARK SCRIBNER, LIEUTENANT, TSU SUBJECT: COMMUNITY ORIENTED POLICING REPORT FOR JUNE 2011 I. ENFORCEMENT EFFORTS Platoon/Sergeant Parking Misc. Seatbelt Moving OVUII� T.S.U. 2 47 150 180 5 ITOTALS 2 4-7 150 180 5 Ii. SPECIAL OPERATIONS The Traffic Safety Unit conducted two sobriety checkpoints for a total of five (5) hours. A total of 47 citations were issued. III. MEETINGS A. 06/06- attended a conference call for JIMS on Rule 9. B. 06/07- attended MADD Law Enforcement Recognition Luncheon. C. 06/08- attended the Statewide Child Passenger Safety Committee Meeting on Olahu. D. 06109- attended Get Fit Kauali Annual meeting in Kapala. E. 06/14-16- attended an NHTSA Data Analyis Class on Olahu. F. 06/29- attended Governor' s Highway Safety Council on Olahu. G. 06/30- attended Statewide Traffic Coordinating Committee meeting on Olahu. Page I of 2 IV. COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES AND INVOLVEMENT none Submitted for your review and approval : Mark Scribner K-100 L,L.eutenant TSU 07-06-2011 1700 hrs Page 2 of 2 Community Oriented Policing Report L ihue District TO: DARRYL PERRY, CHIEF OF POLICE VIA: ALEJANDRE QUIBILAN, ASSISTANT HIEF, PSB A`- MICHAEL CONTR.ADES, CAPTAIN, PSB �G 2. 07"01-11 FROM: "TRENT SHIMABUKURO, ACTING LIEUTENANT, PSB SUBJECT: COMMUNITY ORIENTED POLICING REPORT FOR JUNE 2011 I. ENFORCEMENT EFFORTS Platoon Parking Misc. ; SeatbelttMovingi OVUII I i 23 273 1 2 47 1 II 19 80 2 67 0 III 10 j 50 3 45 3 TOTALS ; 52 i 303 7 159 1 4 II. SPECIAL OPERATIONS A. 06-02-11 - Operation Civic Center- conducted in response to complaints from the Civic Center employees . 2 subjects were arrested on three charges . 10 Citations were issued. 4 Abandoned vehicles were posted and an amount of Marijuana and Drug paraphernalia was seized. B. 06-03-2011 - Operation Clean Sweep- Officers along with Park Rangers conducted enforcement at the H ama 'ulu Beach park in response to community complaints. C. 06-22-11 - Operation Larsen' s Beach Sweeps Week - Assisted the Hanalei District. D. 06-28-11- Legal Service Detail III. MEETINGS A. 06-07-11 - Officers attended the M.A.D.D. luncheon. IV. COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES AND INVOLVEMENT A. None Page 1 of 2 Submitted by: Trent Shimabukuro K-202 A/Lieutenant Llhu 'e 07-07-11 1615 hours Page 2 of 2 Community Oriented Policing Report i Hanalei Distrct TO: DARRYL PERRY, CHIEF OF POLICE VIA: ALEJANDRE QUIBILAN, ASSISTANT C, I-EF, PSB MICHAEL CONTRADES, CAPTAIN, PSB FROM: SANDY WAKUMOTO, ACTING LIEUTENANT, PSB SUBJECT: COMMUNITY ORIENTED POLICING REPORT FOR JUNE 2011 I. ENFORCEMENT EFFORTS Platoon Parking Misc. Seatbelt Moving speeding 0VUII 1 11 95 81 71 7 8 11 53 34 19 41 5 1 1 111 128 124 12 28 2 0 TOTALS 192 253 112 j 140 14 9 Ii. SPECIAL OPERATIONS A. 06/11/2011 - Platoon 1 Supervisors from Hanalei District and Lihule District, along with 6 officers participated in Operation "Larson' s Beach Sweeps Week" project. The project addressed trespassers on Waioli Corporation properties in the vicinity of Larson' s Beach. No trespassers were located during the operation. B. 06/16/2011 & 06/20/2011 - Officers from Platoon 2 conducted Seatbelt enforcement in the Kapa'a area. A total of 11 citations were issued during the project. Platoon 1 and 2 Supervisors and officers also conducted Seatbelt- enforcement and a total of 112 Seatbelt citations were issued for the month. III. MEETINGS None Page 1 of 2 IV. COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES AND INVOLVEMENT epe A. Platoon 1 Supervisor is the Head coach olff he Hana p- Cubs KPAL flag football team (5-6 yrs old) . B. 06/2011 - Platoon 2 and 3 Officers, were making daily checks in the Tunnel' s Beach area for parking violations . Numerous violations were observed and cited. C. 06/25/2011 - Platoon 3 Supervisor and Platoon 3 officer participated by providing security with the Annual Mayor-A-Than located at the Kapa'a Beach Park and the Kedlia areas . Submitted by: 4- IS- Wh-"mO715 Sandy Wakumoto K-217 A/Lieutenant Hanalei 07-06-11 0840 hours Page 2 of 2 Community Oriented Policing Report Waimea DistrM*\Ict TO: DARRYL PERRY, CHIEF OF POLICE VIA: ALEJANDRE QUI3--LANK, ASSISTANT H;4F, PSB A'_ MICHAEL CONTRADES, CAPTAIN, PSE u23 Q -7-07- FROM: RICHARD W. ROSA, LIEUTENANT, PS2 SUBJECT: COMMUNITY ORIENTED POLICING REPORT FOR JUNE 2011 I . ENFORCEMENT EFFORTS Platoon iParking misc. Seatbelt Moving I OVUII 1 17 78 30 61 i 1 11 9 56 71 166 0 111 5 59 38 72 1 TOTALS 31 193 139 299 2 Ii, SPECIAL OPERATIONS A. 6/18 - All Squads post or pre shift, seatbelt enforcement . B. 6/19 - All Squads post or pre shift, seatbelt enforcement . C. 6/24 - Squad 2 conducted a legal service detail . D. 6/25 - Squad 1 conducted an OVUII Checkpoint. E. 6/27 - Squad 3 conducted a 'Legal service detail . III . MEETINGS A. 06/07 - Two (2) officers from the District attended the MADD. Luncheon in recognition of officers efforts. B. 016115 - District Commander attended a familiarization training ncr on the new portable radio (APX 700ORI C. 0 Meeting in Attended Police Commissioners Mee � 6/24 support of Officer of the Month selection. IV. COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES AND INVOLVEMENT A. 06/23 - Attended a meeting with the West Kaua'i Professional Association, State of Hawa-4 '-41- Parks concerning the improvements at the Russian Fort. Page 1 of 2 Submitted for your review and approval : R/cchand W.' RoAa K-IL 10 L4eutenant Wa ;4 mea 07-07-11 0610 Hrs Page 2 of 2 RECEIVED FE ri W E rqf JUN 9 2011 N 172011 U' N POLICE DEPARTMENT POLICE COMMISSIOIN Patrol Services Bureau COUNTY OF K AUAI Kauai Police Department TO: DARRYL D. PERRY, CHIEF OF POLICE VIA: ALEJANDRE QUIBILAN, ASSISTANT CHIEF OF POLICE. PSB MICHAEL M. CONTRADES, CAPTAIN, PSB FROM: JON TAKAMURA, LIEUTENANT, PSB SUBJECT: ACCREDITATION PROGRESS REPORT, FEBRUARY TO MAY 2011 Sir, This is a progress report for the period of February to May 2, 2011. Also addressed will be the goals set for the period from May to July 2011. PROGRESS REPORT: I April 14, 2011, a letter was sent to Chief Kealoha of the Honolulu Police Department requesting assistance for our staff to meet with their Accreditation Section for assistance. This will give us an opportunity to meet with their staff and hopefully receive pertinent information and documents to comply with CALEA standards. 2 On April 29, 2011, Jacqueline Daumont, an assessor with CALEA visited our department for a tour of the Hanalei sub-station and our main headquarters. The objective was to evaluate our facility and sections in regards to our current status of compliance with CALEA standards. This also gave me a chance to learn about the process and ask questions that will address our department concerns that may be issues in getting accredited. 3 1 3� On April 30, 2011, Justin Kollar and I flew to the Maui Police Department for an opportunity to observe an on-site assessment conducted by CALEA for their department. This again gave us a better understanding of how the assessment procedure works. The Maui Police Department was very generous in providing valuable information and documents that will aid our department for the compliance of CALEA standards and compliance records. 4. Effective Mav 1. 2011, PSB Officer Jason Matsuoka will be temporarily assigned to assist with accreditation. Officer will be on vacation for the month of May. Kre, 2011047 GOALS SET FOR MAY TO 3-U,LY 2011: 1. CALEA Assessor Jacqueline Daumont will be sending me a power point presentation that will address what accreditation is about, the importance of being accredited and the process of accreditation. Once this presentation is received, I will schedule a presentation to be given to the entire department. This will be a process that will initiate a"buy-in" from members of this department. 2. We will begin creating folders for each of the CALEA standards that needs to be addressed. These folders will include a Standard Status Card form,the CALEA standard, department policy that reflects the standard and compliance records or proofs. 3. I will be collecting every General Order, Bureau S.O.P.s and Directives from each bureau. We will begin to keep a track on each policy at which time we will review each policy and determine it's need. Jon Tak-amura K-103 Lieutenant PSB 05-02-2011 1600 hrs COMMAND STAFF COMMENTS: kx- qwip�jf-4 �-s ;5,KdjI f rej z OP Charles Iona Members: Chairman Thomas M. lannucci Alfredo Nebre Jr. Ernest Kanekoa Jr. c, James O'Connor Vice Chair Bradley Chiba Randall Francisco KAUAI POLICE COMMISSION COUNTY OF KAUA`I C/o Office of the Mayor 4444 Rice Street, Suite 150 L-1hu'c.1 HI 96766 June 24, 2011 PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT Complaint KPC/ES-1 9-2011-10 The Police Commission has completed its review and deliberation of the aforementioned complaint. The Complainant alleged that the officer provoked behavior unbecoming of an officer, lying, and not revealing the name of his supervisor when asked. Based on the information provided, the Commission found insufficient evidence to prove the allegations. As a result the Commission did not sustain the complaint and notified the Chief of Police of its findings. This officially concludes the Commission's review of complaint KPC/ES-1 9-2011-10. X- Charles Iona. Chairman, Kaua'i Police Commission KPt zou ow il Charles Iona Members: Chairman Thomas M. lannucci Alfredo Nebre Jr. Ernest Kanekoa Jr. OF James O'Connor Vice Chair Bradley Chiba Randall Francisco KAUAI POLICE COMMISSION COUNTY OF KAUAI C110 Office of the Mayor 4444 Rice Street, Suite 150 L-ihu'e. HI 96766 June 24, 2011 PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT Complaint KPC/ES-21-201 1-11 The Police Commission has completed its review and deliberation of the aforementioned complaint. The Complainant alleged that the officer obstructed the process of justice by being unfair in his decisions, and by not doing his job in sending his complaint and evidence to the Prosecutor's office. Based on the information provided, the Commission found insufficient evidence to prove the allegations. As a result the Commission did not sustain the complaint and notified the Chief of Police of its findings. This officially concludes the Commission's review of complaint KPC/ES-21-201 1-11. Charles Iona. Chairman, Kaua'i Police Commission