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HomeMy WebLinkAbout082611_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, August 26, 2011 9:00 am. or shortly thereafter Mo'ikeha Building, Meeting Room 2 AIB 4444 Rice Street, Lihue, HI 96766 CALL TO ORDER APPROVAL OF MINUTES Regular Open Session Minutes of July 22, 2011 RECOGNITION & COMMENDATION REPORT Employee of the month for August: Officer Tyson Relacion Officer of the Year: Lieutenant Mark Scribner Employee of the Year: Mr. Michael Lane PRESENTATIONS Officer Darla Higa will be providing an update on the Kaua'i Police Explorers Program. ■ Deputy County Attorney Justin Kollar will brief the Police Commission on his recent attendance at the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies (CALLA) Conference that was held in July in Cincinnati, Ohio. COMMUNICATIONS KPC 2011-20 Communication dated 08/05/11 from Chief Darryl Perry to Chair Iona and Members of the Kaua'i Police Commission, concurring with the findings of the Police Commission, relating to notarized complaints KPC 2011-12, KPC 2011-13, and KPC 2011-14 that were filed against officers of the Kaua'i Police Department. KPC 2011-21 Communication received on 08/12/11 from Lieutenant Jon Takamura to Chief Darryl Perry regarding the Accreditation Progress Report from May to July 2011. An Equal Opportunity Employer CHIEF'S MONTHLY REPORTS I, Administrative, Technical Services& Training Reports/Orders 2. Fiscal Report for June 2011 1 Investigative Services Bureau 4. Patrol Services Bureau& Traffic Reports 5. Community Oriented Policing Report Traffic Safety Unit 6. Communitv Oriented Policing District Reports for Lihu'e, Hanalei and Waimea 7. Personnel Orders: 2011-07: New Hire, Promotion and Resignation 2011-08: New Hire and Assignment 8. Chiefs Announcements BUSINESS KPC 2011-22 Public announcements for Kaua'i Police Commission notarized complaints that were filed against officers of the Kauai Police Department. o KPC 2011-12 o KPC 2011-13 o KPC 2011-14 ANNOUNCEMENT Next meeting—September 30, 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 Hawai'i 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-26: Executive Session minutes of July 22, 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-27: KPC 2011-15 Complaint filed on 07/25/11, alleging that two officers of the County were discourteous, harassed and falsely arrested the individual for liquor prohibition. ES-28: KPC 2011-16 Complaint filed on OTIZ-I 5/1 1, alleging that officers of the County were discourteous by harassing the homeless. 2 Page Kaua'i Police Commission- August 26, 2011 ES-29: KPC 2011-17 Complaint filed on 08/09/11, alleging that the Kaua'i Police Department was inadequate, inconsistent, ineffective and non-compliant resulting in property loss and a Civil Rights Violation. RETURN TO OPEN SESSION Ratify Police Commission actions taken in Executive Session for items: • ES 26: Executive Session minutes of July 22, 2011. • ES 27: KPC 2011-15 ■ ES 28: KPC 2011-16 • ES 29: KPC 2011-17 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: I. Your name and if applicable. an , 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 Lihue, HI 96766 E-Mail: myoun(aikagai.,gov Phone: (808) 241-4920 Fax: (808) 241-5127 3 P a g e Kaua'i Police Commission- August 26, 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) '-)41-4920 at least five(5) working days prior to the � meeting, 4iPa - e Kaua"i Police Commission-August 26, 2011 72 P5 E ct 5 t4. L4 2 ;3 rl ci 10 411 ct, j � 1 j l i U F 4 t I i ton al c `� 1 = G cS U s " ter" cu �`' y � -w.:= � � � r1j tc� � � �+ C 2-. ✓] cat .�• � O c# CLI —7 III cr i J n3 J i t# to k th i ` ' cr Cl cr cr rJ 1.••..� k 3 ( t 7 4 F I o o t. ! ' J U Q � C�5 'j cn C3 Z cl ct Jz � tr tn 3 t t en Ci I to iz 7S, J�l cl 00 7R 2:1 cn -75 cn 15 "I VI ct oc Ln cr, cr, r-I C,4 N N 7F > �r rA cot ct, • � � z f ro 43 o 75 t 2 7 CL ct > Qt n C:1 ✓ L2 o > 0 7,3 C4 �2 C) •� E n � i G 43 cl 1 cl E I ' �t cl � g to to -,3 , cl V3 E. U ` G a- cl- Y y err cl ct � �"" tt cr G � ! r � t k ( t4 %= 7� ct Its ti C'A ct 91 Ln Lr, ni ct 7� ct cl C4 �4 C) COMMENDATION REPORT August 12, 2011 COMMENDATIONS: There was six letters of commendation and thanks received involving 11 personnel. 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) 07125/11 Ofcr. Michael Buratti Ms. Susan Worth Commended the officer for the exemplary manner in which he handled a difficult situation that has been ongoing for some time. (5 Memorandums of Commendation) 07108/11 Officer Darla Abbatiello Sergeant Rob Gausepohl Explorer Amber Suguitan Explorer Tiana Victorino Explorer Shelby Tangalin Explorer Rafael Guzman Explorer Kenji Langille Explorer Justin Pasadava Explorer Sergeant Auzza Lancanster-Valenti Commended for doing an excellent job, and maintaining a professional appearance and conduct while assisting the Traffic Safety Unit with traffic control for the July 4t" Concert in the Sky event at Vidinha Stadium. 07118111 Ms. Eunice Apeles Lieutenant Dan Miyamoto Commended for her hard work and assistance rendered to visitors from Oregon whose hotel room was burglarized. Commendation Report—August 12, 2011 Z-- DATE EMPLOYEE COMMENDED, COMMENDED BY 07119111 Explorer Tiana Victorino Officer Mark Ozaki Explorer Shelby Tangalin Explorer Justin Pasadava Officer Darla Abbatiello Commended for their hard work and professional bearing while assisting in the K-PAL and DARE Programs from July 12-15. 07119111 Sergeant Paul Applegate Officer Barry DeBlake Acknowledged Sergeant Applegate for his efforts and support in preparation for a Cyber Bullying presentation at Kapa'a Middle School. 07129111 Explorer Shelby Tangalin Ms. Johnette Chun Explorer Justin Pasadava Commended for their hard work assisting the Police Fleet Coordinator and soldiers from the Hawaii Air National Guard organizing the fleet service area at KPD headquarters. POLICE DEPARTMENT COUNTY OF KAUAI 31990 KAANA STREET, SUFFE-200 L.11 it-T, HAWAII 967,66-1268 D iLRR*VL 1).PERRY BERNARD P.CARVALHO.JR, TFITPHONE C5 8)241-1600 Chief of Police Mayor Rlp—tln-a—kau-10% FAX ,8084241-1604 GARY'.HEU Manao.ing Director August 5, 2011 A!rG Charles Iona, Chair CE COMM ISSION Kauai Police Commission POU 4444 Rice Street, Suite 150 HhWe. Kaua'i, Haxvai'i 96-1766 RE: POLICE COMMISSION COMPLAINTS KPC 2011-12, 13. and 14 Dear Chair Iona, After further review of the aforementioned complaints, I concur with the findings of the Kaua*i Police Commission. No further action to be taken. Sincerely. I J arr Perry HI ET PCIL -E KPC 2011-20 AA EQUAL OPPOkIT"WITEMPLOI-ER [RECEIVED A'A UG - 9 2011 M Patrol Services Bureau POLICE DEPARTMENT] Kauai Police Department OF uAl TO: DARRYL D. PERRY, CHIEF OF POLICE VIA: ALEJANDRE QUIBILAN, ASSISTA-_\TT CH EF OF POLICE, PSB 4�11 MICHAEL M. CONTRADES, CAPTAIN, PSB FROM: JON TAKAMURA, LIEUTENANT, PSB SUBJECT: ACCREDITATION PROGRESS REPORT,MAY TO JULY 2011 Sir, This is a progress report for the period of May 3 to July 31, 2011. Also addressed will be the goals set for the period from August to October 2011. PAST GOALS SET FOR MAY TO JULY 2011: I. CALEA Assessor Jacqueline Dautriont 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. • I received the power point presentation from Ms. Daumont. I needed to edit the presentation because it was flooded with too much animation. • I would like to schedule a presentation for the Senior Staff first before presenting this Z�l to the entire department. 2. We will begin creating folders for each of the CALLA 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. • With extra monies from the FYI 0/11 budget, I was able to purchase a four draw lateral file cabinet. • Also purchased hanging file folders for documents. 3. 1 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. 100d 2 • Thank you for assistance in this matter, we finally received a disc with the Word Format for the existing General Orders. However, we still have not received any S.O.P.s from A& T and I.S.B. PROGRESS REPORT: (May 3 to July 31) 1. June 1, 2011, Officer Jason Matsuoka was assigned to assist with Accreditation. He was tasked to review the priority general orders such as, Use of Force, Vehicular Pursuit, and Detention Center. 2. July 25-30, 2011, Justin Kollar, Jason Matsuoka and I attended the summer CALEA Accreditation Conference in Cincinnati Ohio. This gave me a better insight of the role as the Accreditation Manager. It also cleared some confusion I had with the compliance or proofs needed. 3. 1 have created a tracking log for each policy that we have worked on. Currently, we have updated twenty policies. This includes: • Four General Orders created in 1976 • Four General Orders created in 1977 • Four General Orders created in 1978 • Five General Orders created in 1979 4. With extra monies from the FYI 0/11 budget, I was able to purchase the CACE software. CALEA recommends the CACE program to track each standard. CACE will address each standard and our orders or directives will be noted in the program to the related standard. CACE will also record each required compliance or proof. A new desktop computer was also purchased for accreditation purposes. GOALS SET FOR AUGUST TO OCTOBER 2011: 1. We will continue to review and update the current General Orders starting with the policies dated back in the 1980's. 2. 1 will create a CALEA standard checklist. As we start creating new policies or updating the existing policies, I will check off the related standard until we reach number 479. This will give us a gauge as to what standard needs to be addressed. 3. 1 have contacted Lt. Schabb at HPD. They are currently starting a mock assessment as they will probably doing an assessment next year. He invited us to attend this process. With your approval, we would like to shadow this process. Jon Takamur K-103 Lieutenant PSB 05-02-2011 1600 hrs COMNIANM STAFF COMME-TINTS. Immalk mi Addlir LLJ crm co mi z vmq ui 0 ui 06 >m 1. F s �a • `( l uu C 1 = r Q t�C 1— z U4 r-I r-4 ryl Itt m LLJ z z Z z v 0 '0, IV, LAJ UA CL Ia. 27 0 4 (. (U 0 E LU aj LU IA tm c 0 4A vi vi 41 a uj --I CL rL r-4 r-I Ili r-i I-i r14 N IYI tv 1 6 z � Ul r- r-4 r,4 ce uj in AZ 0 U-) Ln Z -4 H � H 14 'ZI-I Ld 01 2011 Bench Warrant Tracking I All Outstanding Warrants Records Month Intake -)utstanding (Active) Felony Misdemeanor January 135 450 78 372 February 112 487 82 405 March 160 467 82 385 April 208 529 93 436 May 183 543 86 457 June 177 536 90 446 July 199 554 86 468 August September October November December Year Total 1174 3566 597 2969 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. PERSONNEL STATUS AS OF 07-31-2011 CLOSE CIE BUSINESS: AUTHORIZED ACTUAL VACA `I' APPOINTED _ 2 1 1 148 1 128 20 -� € County General Fund I 14-8 128 20 Grant Fund CIVILI�IN 75 55 20 Coup General Fund 71 54 17 E Temoor u &Grunt Fund TOTAL I 225 184 41 VACANCIES: Pos.# Position Title Appointed E23 Deputy Chief of Police-eff.01/23/2011 Sworn: #372 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 #397 Police Officer 11-eff.09/26/2010 #569 Police Officer 11-eff,09/26/2010 #528 Police Officer I-eff.09/26/2010 #529 Police Officer I-eff 12/31/2010 #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 #455 Police Services Officer-eff.05/10/2010 Civilian: #310 Police Records Chit Supervisor-eff.09/01/2009 #316 Radio Dispatcher i1-eff 01/03/2011 #536 Radio Dispatcher 11--eff.12/24/2010 a #341 Police Records Clerk-eff 01/08/2007 #342 Police Records Clerk-eff.09/29/2008 #345 Secretary-eff.07/01/2008 ♦ #346 Personnel Clerk 11-eff.07/01/2008 #358 Public Safety Worker I-eff.07/16/2011 s #432 Pol Equip Maintenance Coordinator-eff.12/31/2009 T353 Radio Dispatcher I-eff 05/101/2011 T565 Radio Dispatcher I-eff.03/24/2011 T475 Clerk[tiff Duty]-eff,01/29/2011 + Short Term Appointment-Background Investigator(Pos#504)--IH Kolechano effective 08/0212011 t' TE 1012912011 Note x Short Term Appointment(Pos.#437)-1 Chun efj-ective 06131112011 NTE 0912612611 t Pending(Pecs Clk II8ff12l2 g1 T Ilec Clk O812612f111) VACANCIES: Pos.# Position Title (Hourly) #1305 School Crossing Guard(eff.05/14/2008-New Position)-Kapaa #1307 School Crossing Guard(eff.05/14/2008-New Position)-King Kautnualff #1309 School Crossing Guard(eff.05/14/2008-New Position)-Chiefess Kamakahelei #1310 School Crossing Guard(eff.05/14/2008-New Position)-Chiefess Kamakahelei #1311 School Crossing Guard(eff.02/12/2011)-Koloa #1314 School Crossing Guard(eff.12/17/2010)-Kekaha #1315 School Crossing Guard(eff 05/14/2008-New Position)-Hanalei #1316 School Crossing Guard(eff.05/14/2008-New Position)-Kilauea NOTE: #455 Police Services Officer-j Hutchinson;retro separation As of July 31, 2011 RECRUITMEN'T STATUS INFORMATION: Police Services Officer Referred 57 (Referred List Expire 12131/2011) Processing 33 School Crossing Guard Referred 30 (Referred List Expire 10/3112011) Personnel Clerk 11 Referred 9 (Referred List Expire 08,10 712011) Interested/Responded 5 Selected Date of Hire: 08/01%2011 Police Records Clerk(internal recruitment for I position) Interested 2 Selected Effective 08/16/2 16/2011 Radio Dispatcher I---(recruitment posted)—Open 05104/2011 Close—05/13/2011 Radio Dispatcher I—(recruitment posted)—Open 05/15/2011 Close 06,,"0312011 Written Test 07/01/2011: 55 Applicants 24 Tested 13 Passed M IR I co E r E .7 m CN to co M 1 2 Lo m m -2 LLJ ,a 0) (0 LO m cQ A to co (D (n co ca z d`- (n 0 E 0 (n LU 15L CN 00 M r- C'j — n 00 1-- >6 W C6 u ui n LL m cy) C,4 LO 00 0. co ti c7 LL CD co o C: C") m co Q tO U-) LL 00 w td CL 1J d UJ C: LU 55 Lij t w 7 0 < CL C: C'4 0 C> CD C> 0 N C14 m! 0 1) — LO M tn Vt os C6 t-- oi oi (14 N (o M CO M 00 o C11 -1 'a LO — 0) f'- o C'q C3 m q m 7E to c (D t-- 0 'IT co co C#) Cl 2 CLQ "OBI, CNI Itt 0 t5 �l<1 cli CO Cy t- z (D M M W ul) 05 in 0* (n w co C6 0 0 V- ci M 0 CO 0 t6 9 o to (0 U'� ° U') N Ul m 0 =� rl-: 11�1: O� C7 OR 4= CN CL .2�2 m — Lo co 0 N W (-)I " C\l r- CD T-- C5 co Er; p co r N rq C14 LO 5D to t-- LO co c> 00 Z m E C> w 0 5 .2 ri w z )I M z uj co N LO (Y) .0 10 2 1 Cl) m N uj Fj- LL cz 5� F—I F- = N 0) C,4 vo Lo w m 00 w 4. w 0 z 3 ol N T- 0 V4 m c V- r�- N r- Ae 2i cv 0 0 LLJ all x cc 0 a U) 0 CE LLI a) (D m vii C n, KAUAI POLICE DEPARTMENT Notes to Budget Summary For the Period June 2011 The Budget Status Report for June 2011 is submitted for your review and perusal. The department's total expenditures plus encumbrances for FY2011 is 95%, slightly below Annual Budget. The year-to-date expenditures for the Chief's Office finished at 97%which is due to vacancies in the department and in turn the unexpended salaries. However, this fiscal year, the department's portion of the underestimated OPEB (Other Post Employee Benefit) charges totaled $313,000 of which Finance expensed using KPD unexpended salaries. In the 2012 Budget, the department was directed to increase the budget to compensate for the OPEB charges, to avoid a lump sum payment at the end of next fiscal year. Administrative and Technical Bureau is reflecting 78%, Investigative Service Bureau is reflecting 70%and Patrol Service Bureau is reflecting 92% of budget expended. The operational budget balances are due to estimates that are based on the number of investigations, DUI tests, autopsies, search and rescue missions, etc. Therefore,funding that is very necessary but very difficult to determine exactly how much will be needed each year. KPD FY 2011 KPD FY 2012 Actual Budget Chief's Office 21,934,037 24,286,494 A&T Bureau 1,182,013 1,319,136 ISB 221,588 319,366 Patrol 371,724 400,880 Police Commission 12,032 36,690 j2 ,72�1.3-9— 2=6 ul 15 r- CO M 0 IZT 0 LO co 100 11-: (6 o co 10 LO (0 Cl) cli N C14 (D) C\l C) Ct) N ta 69- C', 60 I co 0 N LO 0 r-LO-. 1p N Cli 7 0) rl- c 0)o co (D z co 1 t-- (Y) 00 C\j N Cy) C) CY) co 6 00 CY) Lf) 0 61), Z) C) z Lil (0 ce) CD (0 0) Li 9 O� tl-� — 4? (9 ry w (D 8 co LO Lo tO U') < oll N- Ict q o 0 CN co E 50 m ca 0 co 7 Z 0 oc� 00 N N C14 LLI I— vi CL CN m x Vy T m 9� co CD O'j CD to C14 C) UJ 00 a) to 0 0 0�, Ui co U-) Ni to I-- 0 C� CO N D tc7 (N 0 CY) ui z r) z M LL cc tars � CL uj LJ 0 z ca U. W Cc LU ua to 0 (D cc .0 E E 0 0 > - is w N 0 0 LL U- w ¢ < Z E < C m 0 y ) El�` 0- a- Monthly Recap Investigative Services Bureau Captain Sherwin K. Perez JULY 2011 SEXUAL ASSAULT Adult female reported being sexually assaulted by an unknown assailant in her home. Victim was transported to Wilcox E/R and treated for chest pains. Suspect is unknown. female was provided with counseling services and a victim advocate. Parent reported 6 year old daughter may have been sexually assaulted by a known person. Forensic interview revealed 2 possible suspects in 2 separate incidents I year apart. Suspects have been identified and the investigation is ongoing. Mother reported her juvenile daughter stole valuable jewelry and pawned it. The girl was interviewed and admitted to the crime. She also implicated her boyfriend, who is an adult. It was also learned that the two have been sexually active. Based on the age of the girl a Sexual Assault investigation has been initiated. ASSAULT 2 U. S.Navy personnel were assaulted outside Rob's Bar and Grill in Lihue. One of the men sustained serious injury, The Assault was reportedly unprovoked. There are currently no suspects. Investigators are following up on anonymous tips called in by the public. ROBBERY 53 year old mate subject and 42 year old brother were assaulted and robbed next to Anchor Cove in NawiliA41i. Investigation resulted in the arrest of a 20 year old male suspect. Suspect is currently awaiting trial. YOUTH SERVICES SECTION: KPAL Flag Football: The K-PAL Flag Football program approximately 750 boys and girls participants, ages 4-14, Z-1 KPO SENSITIVE • Started in April and ended in July • There were 31 teams from 4 districts,which ranged from the north shore to Koloa. • Approximately 200 adults volunteered/participated in the program as town reps, W - coaches, referees,time keeper,team moms. III :TITBIT SELF DEFENSE: • I Approximately 15 participants ranging in ages 7-13 years old. • 5 volunteer coaches. • Practices held at the Kapaa Youth Center. VICE NARCOTICS SECTION Statewide Task Force Operations: • 2 Vice Officers assisted HPD with green harvest. • I Vice Officer assisted MPD with green harvest. * 2 vice officers attended Pharmaceutical Diversion training, • 1 Vice Officer assisted HCPD with green harvest(Hilo). 0 1 Vice Officer assisted HCPD with green harvest(Kona). SEARCH WARRANTS The Vice Narcotic Section executed seven search warrants and recovered various drugs and narcotics, including crystal meth, marijuana, various pills,paraphernalia, and US currency. The search warrants included: 2 residences, 3 vehicles, and 2 parcels. Six subjects were arrested in these search warrant cases, SPECIAL OPERATIONS Conducted a marijuana eradication mission on the island of Kaua'i. 1805 marijuana plants recovered from State and private lands. Provided information to the DEA Airport Task Force regarding a person transporting illegal narcotics via commercial airline resulting in the recovery of$14,000,00. SUBTN-HTTED BY: Sherwin K. Per z K-21 Captain, Investigative Services Bureau 08,09/11 APPROVED BY: Roy A r K- s a t Assi f 1513 KPO SENSITIVE F�PATROL SERVICES BUREAU MONTHLY Y REPORT July 2911 r r ! ARRESTS 429 r A. FELONY 107 r r F . r r . t . F ! D. MISDEMEANOR 329 ! r r i C. DIJI 22 i LEGAL SERVICE 194 r r r r r r r r E . r r EENCH WARRANT 53 r r t Revised 06,101/2011 wommod t- eA It do m cr do *-+ Ft in In t- it N M dam' tom- t� tit} 'd rq V-4 r-4 r-I o H u} + + © t- I Cl) pC� t/1 in co ON co co o to at o M '-+ m kQ m It eq C14 M ci ON r-4 0 ci qt It C14 ON Cf) C14 � N � a � `t rq N 0 oo c 4r cr N w m coo dm � � , rq a z ZH M 0 M z a c c c o r.4 1-4 et m o H a a 0 04 Community Oriented Policing Report Traffic safety Unit : fi TO: DARRYL D. PERRY, CHIEF OF POLICE VIA: ALESANDRE QUIBILAN, ASSISTANT CHI F, PSB MICHAEL M. CONTRADES, CAPTAIN, PSB t v-2-a t�g�cty� FROM: MARK SCRIBNER, LIEUTENANT, TSU SUBJECT: COMMUNITY ORIENTED POLICING REPORT FOR JULY 2011 I. ENFORCEMENT EFFORTS Platoon/Sergeant Parking Misc . Seatbelt Moving OVUII T. S.U. i 5 28 52 144 C? i 11TOTALS 5 1 28 52 104 0 II. SPECIAL OPERATIONS The Traffic Safety Unit conducted two sobriety checkpoints for a total of five (5) hours . A total of 38 citations were issued. III, MEETINGS A. 07/06- attended CAD/RNS overview meeting. B. 07/06- attended County Council, updated. on Cell Phone law. C. 07/11- attended meeting with Vision-air on M7JAR and drawing software . D. 06/00- attended Statewide Child Passenger Safety Meeting on Oahu. E . 07/18- attended a meeting with NH'ISA Administrator David Strickland on Oahu. F. 07/20- attended DOT Long Range Transportation Planning meeting. G. 07/21- attended meeting with DOE district Superintendant Arakaki on Crossing Guards, Pedestrian. Safety month and Child Passenger Safety Week. H. 07/21- attended Lights on Rice committee meeting. I. 07/27- attended Statewide Traffic Records Coordinating Committee meeting on Oahu. 'age l of J. 07/300 left for International Forum of Traffic Records and Safety Systems Conference. IV. COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES AND INVOLVEMENT A. 07/04- TSU conducted Traffic Control for Hospice 41h of July celebration B. 07/30- TSU conducted Traffic Control for K51oa Plantation Days . Submitted for your review and approval: IV-S-5 Sc& Mark Scribner K-100 Lieutenant TSU 08-04-2011 2305 hrs Page 2 of 2 Community Oriented Policing Report Lilhue District I / 11j TO: DA,1RRYL PERRY, CHIEF OF POLICE VIA: ALEJA-NDRE QUIBILAN, ASSISTANT CHIEF, PSB O,�,- MICHAEL CONT. ADES, CAPTAIN, PSB Or'- V-211 '08`rf( FROM: TRENT SHIMABUKURO, ACTING LIEUTENANT, PSB SUBJECT: COMMUNITY ORIENTED POLICING REPORT FOR JULY 2011 I. ENFORCEMENT EFFORTS F Platoon. Parking ! Misc . Seatbelt Moving Speeding ; OVUII 28 I 88 4 43 II 20 68 -38 ZIZ 8 44 8 82 9 TOTALS 56 200 L2 163 45 11 Ii. SPECIAL OPERATIONS A. Assisting 1st watch on Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights with ship night and closing hours at Rob' s and Ritchies' s bars . III MEETINGS A. 072611-Attended the Adolescent Drug Treatment Center meeting at the Lihue Neighborhood Center. III, COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES AND INVOLVEMENT A. Plt . 2 Sergeant coaches Kauai High School Football . B. PlIt . 1 A/Sergeant coaches AYSO Soccer. Page I of Submitted by: I Trent Shimabukuro K-209 A/Lieutenant Lihue 08-05-11 1530 hours Page 2 of 2 CoranaunitVyr Oriented Policing Report Hanalei Dis riot 4 TO: DARRYL PERRY, CHIEF OF POLICE i VIA: ALWANDRE QUIBILAN, ASSISTANT WEE, PSB MICHAEL CONTRADES, CAPTAIN, PSG FROM: SANDY WAKUMOTO, ACTING LIEUTENANT, PSB SUBJECT: COMMUNITY ORIENTED POLICING REPORT FOR TULY 2011 I . ENFORCEMENT EFFORTS Platoon Parking ! Misc. Seatbelt ! Moving Speeding OVU I i 1 62 1 91 66 j 21 6 li 109 55 3 2 4 6 0 132 54 2 40 3 1 J:AE±:=3 0 0 TOTALS 303 200 10 148 7 Ii. SPECIAL OPERATIONS 07/31/2011 - Platoon 3 Officer was assigned as security for the Annual Hospice Hawaii Relay for Life. The Officer was assigned for the entire event that took place from 1800 to 0600 hours . No incidents occurred. III . MEETINGS A. 07-19-11 - Hanalei District officers participated in the annual Police Chief' s inspection conducted at the KPD Hanalei Substation. Officers and police vehicles were inspected. IV. COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES AND INVOLVEMENT 1" 07/2011 - Platoon 1 Supervisor is the Head coach of the Hanap?pe Cubs KPAL flag football team (5-6 yrs old) . E" 07/2011 - Platoon 1 conducted a presentation to the Kilauea Senior Citizens Center and coaches track for Kaua 'i High School (off season training) Page 1 of 2 C. 07-30-11 - Platoon 2 Supervisor and officer attended the "Relay for Life" event at Waioli Park. Officers walked and mingled with the rest of attendees . D. 07/2011 - Platoon 3 Supervisors and Platoon 3 officers were making daily checks in the Tunnel' s Beach area for o violations . Numerous violations were observed and cited. Submitted by: Sandy Wakumoto K-217 A/Lieutenant Hanalei 08-03-11 1145 hours . Page 2 of 2 Community Oriented Policing Report Waimea District A TO: DARRYL PERRY, CHIEF OF POLICE VIA: ALEJANDRE QUISILAN, ASSISTANT fHIEF, PSBIrk MICHAEL CONTRADES, CAPTAIN, PSB G-ATS Obnnl FROM: RICHARD W. ROSA, LIEUTENANT, PSB SUBjECT : COMMUNITY ORIENTED POLICING REPORT FOR JULY 2011 I . ENFORCEMENT EFFORTS Platoon Parkinq i c . Seathelt ! Movincr OvuIi i 18 75 i 79 2 ZZ 14 59 2l 84 1 ZZZ 28 1 13 44 5 1 TOTALS 45 178 i 29 r 191 1 4 1 Ii , SPECIAL OPERATIONS 1" 7/01 - Squad 2 Seathelt/Mohile Device Enforcement Waimea Town. E . 7/01 - Squad 1 OVUII Check Point C. 7/09 - One Officer assigned to the Maluhia Cleanup. Eh 7/11 Squad 2 conducted a Legal Service Detail . E . 7/14 Squad 3 conducted a Legal Service Detail . F . 7/27 Squad 1 Line officer assigned to Legal Service . CE 7/28 Squad 1 Line officer assigned to Legal Service . III . MEETINGS A. 7/12 Met with Hanap&pi Alliance member, Mr. Kurokawa. B. 7/22 - Attended Police Commissioners Meeting in support of Officer of the Month selection. C. 7/27 - Hawaii National Guard, 1033 Program inspection of equipment released to the KPD. IV. COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES AND INVOLVEMENT A. 07/19 - Waimea Pre-School station tour. Page 1 of 2 Submitted for your review and approval /X-AV R' hard W. Rfls K-110 ieutenant Waimea 8-G3-11 1255 Hrs Page 2 of 2 LYAI POLICE DEPARTMENT DATE OF ISSUE EFFECTIVE DATE NO PERSONNEL ORDER ! 07%19}2011 As Noted 2011-07 � I REFERENCE � RESCINDS: INDEX AS: NEW HIRE,PROMOTION & RESIGNATION NEW HIRE The following student interns will be hired on a two (2) week personal services contract effective August 1, 2011 and not to exceed August 12, 2011: Employee Assignment Dwight T. Fujimoto Patrol Services Bureau, Administration Jillian R. Yamase Administrative 8, Technical Bureau, Evidence Section PROMOTION Ms. Amelia Amy S. Ageaoili was selected from an internal recruitment to fill the vacant position in the Administrative and Technical Bureau, Records Section. Ms. Agcaoili will be promoted to Police Records Clerk effective Tuesday, August 16, 2011. RESIGNATION Mr. Roy M. Waskoviak, Jr. resigned from his position as a Public Safety Worker I at the close of business on July 15, 2011. 4OA�RL . PE R hief o f Plblice Distribution "A" CONFIDENTIAL-FOR INTERNAL USE ONLY KPD 200 KAUAI POLICE DEPARTMENT DATE OF ISSUE EFFECTIVE DATE NO. PERSONNEL ORDER 08,`02%2011 As?doted 2011-08 REFERENCE RE§C INDS. INDEX AS: NEW HIRE & ASSIGNMENT NEW HIRE Effective Monday, August 1, 2011, Ms. Sheri S. Nakashima was selected from a referred list to fill the vacant Personnel Clerk's position. Ms. Nakashima is assigned to the Administrative and Technical Bureau, Research and Development Section. ASSIGNMENT The special assignment of Sergeant Roderick B. Green will terminate at the close of business on August 6, 2011, Effective Sunday, August 7, 2011, Sergeant Green will be assigned to the Patrol Services Bureau, Squad 3, Hanalei. IAA- D ' YL D. t RRY Chief,of Police Distribution "A" CONFIDENTIAL-FOR INTERNAL USE ONLY KPD 200 Charles Iona Members: Chairman n Thomas M. larmucci Alfredo Nebre Jr. Ernest Kanekoa Jr. 9r o 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 Llhu'e, HI 96766 August 2, 2011 PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT Complaint ES-22: KPC 2011-12 The Police Commission, upon further review, realized that the time frame to consider the complaint has been exceeded. The Complainant alleges rudeness, physical abuse and unprofessionalism. Pursuant to Rule 6-1 (g) (1) (a) of the Police Commission Rules on Administrative Practice and Procedure, "in no event may the Commission consider a complaint filed more than 180 calendar days after the date of occurrence". According to the complaint, the incident happened on September 4, 2008. Therefore, the Commission did not sustain the complaint. The complaint has been forwarded to the Office of the Chief of Police for further review and to investigate if deemed necessary. This officially concludes the Commission's review of complaint ES-22: KPC 2011-12. Charles Iona. Chairman, Kaua'i Police Commission &AC Charles Iona Members: Chairman Thomas M. lannucci Alfredo Nebre Jr. Ernest Kanekoa Jr. James O'Connor Vice Chair Bradlev Chiba Randall Francisco KAUAI POLICE COMMISSION COUNTY OF KAUAI C/o Office of the Mayor 4444 Rice Street, Suite 150 L-1hu'e, HI 96766 August 2, 2011 PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT Complaint ES-23: KPC 2011-13 The Police Commission has completed its deliberation of the aforementioned complaint. Base on the information received, the Commission found that there was insufficient evidence to prove the allegation and has forwarded the complaint to the Office of the Chief to further review and to investigate if deemed necessary. This officially concludes the Commission's review of complaint ES-23: KPC 2011-13. Charles Iona. Chairman, Kauai Police Commission Charles Iona Members: Chairman Thomas M. lannucci Alfredo Nebre Jr. Ernest Kanekoa Jr. of r James O'Connor Vice Chair Bradley Chiba Randall Francisco KAUAI POLICE COMMISSION COUNTY OF KAUA41 C/o Office of the Mayor 4444 Rice Street, Suite 150 L-1hu'e, HI 96766 August 2, 2011 PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT Complaint ES-24: KPC 2011-14 The Police Commission has completed its review and deliberation of the aforementioned complaint. The Complainant alleges that no report was filed after reporting his Jeep stolen. 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 ES-24: KPC 2011-14. Charles Iona. Chairman, Kaua'i Police Commission