HomeMy WebLinkAbout082412_Agenda Packet Ernest Kanekoa Jr. Members:
Chair Charles Iona
Alfredo Nebre Jr.
12 At U G 15 0- it Bradley Chiba
Randall Francisco
James O'Connor Donald Okami Sr,
Vice-Chair
COUNTY OF KAUAI POLICE COMMISSION
NOTICE OF MEETING AND AGENDA
Friday,August 24, 2012
9:00 a.m. or shortly thereafter
Mo'ikeha Building, Meeting Room 2 AJB
4444 Rice Street, Lilme, HI 96766
CALL TO ORDER
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
Regular Open Session Minutes of June 22, 2012
Regular Open Session Minutes of June 28, 21012
Special Open Session Minutes of July 13, 2012
Special Open Session Minutes of July 23, 2012
Special Open Session Minutes of August 3, 2012
RECOGNITION & COMMENDATION REPORTS FOR JULY AND AUGUST
Officer of the month for June: Sergeant Mark Ozaki
Employee of the month for August: Senior Clerk Jay Watanabe
CHIEF'S MONTHLY REPORTS FOR JULY
1. Administrative,Technical Services & Training Reports/Orders
2. Fiscal Report
3. Investigative Services Bureau
4. Patrol Services Bureau&Traffic Reports
5, Community Oriented Policing Report Traffic Safety Unit
6. Community Oriented Policing District Reports
T Administrative Notice: 2012-03
8. Personnel Orders: 2012-08 and -1012-09
CHIEF'S MONTHY REPORTS FOR AUGUST
I. Administrative, Technical Services & Training Reports/Orders
Fiscal Report
3. Investigative Services Bureau
4, Patrol Services Bureau &Traffic Reports
5. Community Oriented Policing Report Traffic Safety Unit
6. Community Oriented Policing District Reports
An Equal Opportunity EmplQver
7. Administrative Notices: 2012-04 and 2012-05
8. Chief s Announcements and Pertinent Updates
COMMUNICATIONS
KPC 2012-21 Communication dated 06/06/12 from Council Chair Jay Furfaro, to Chair
Ernest Kanekoa Jr., requesting agenda time to provide an overview and
effect of the Operating Budget for FY 2012-2013. (Deferred to 07127/12)
KPC 2012-30 Communication dated 06/07/12 from Chief of Police Darryl Perry to Chair
Kanekoa Jr., and Commission Members, concurring with the
Commission's findings that there was sufficient evidence to prove the
allegations related to notarized complaint KPC 2012-13.
KPC 2012-31 Communication dated 06/07/12 from Chief of Police Darryl Perry to Chair
Kanekoa Jr., and Commission Members, concurring with the
Commission's findings that there was sufficient evidence to prove the
allegations related to notarized complaint KPC 2012-14.
KPC 2012-32 Communication dated 06/07/12 from Chief of Police Darryl Perry to Chair
Kanekoa Jr., and Commission Members, concurring with the
Commission's findings that there may be a preponderance of evidence to
prove the allegations related to notarized complaint KPC 2012-15.
KPC 2012-33 A Copy of the 2011 Honolulu Police Commission Annual Report.
(On file with the Office of Boards and Commissions)
KPC 2012-36 Letter of commendation dated 07/25/12 from Chief District Attorney
Inspector for the County of Santa Cruz, to the Kauai Police Commission
commending the Kauai Police Department.
BUSINESS
KPC 2012-34 Communication dated 06/12/12 from Honolulu Chief of Police Louis M.
Kealoha, President of the Hawaii State Law Enforcement Officials
Association, inviting the Kauai Police Commission to the 59th Annual
HSLEOA Conference from September 20 — 21, 2012, at the Sheraton
Waikiki Resort, Honolulu, Hawaii.
KPC 2012-35 Public announcements for the following Police Commission notarized
complaints that were filed against officers of the County.
ES-36: KPC 2012-18
■ ES-37: KPC 2012-19
■ ES-38: KPC 2012-20
■ ES-39: KPC 2012-21
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KPC 2012-37 Invitation to the I St" Annual National Association for Civilian Oversight
of Law Enforcement Conference "Building Community Trust" scheduled
for October 14-18, 2012, in San Diego, California.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Next meeting: September 28, 2012 at 9:00 a.m. at the Mo'ikeha Building in Meeting Room
2A/2B followed by Executive Session.
EXECUTIVE SESSION
Pursuant to Hawaii Revised Statute §§92-4, 92-5 (a) (4), 92-9 (a) (1-4) and (b), the purpose of
this Executive Session is to receive and approve the following Executive Session minutes and to
consult with the Commissions legal counsel on issues pertaining to the Commissions 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-42
Executive Session Minutes of June 22, 2012.
Executive Session Minutes of June 28, 2012.
Special Executive Session Minutes of July 13, 2012.
Special Executive Session Minutes of July 16, 2012, continuance from July 13, 2012.
Special Executive Session Minutes of July 23, 2012.
Special Executive Session Minutes of August 3, 2012.
ES-33
Pursuant to the Hawaii Revised Statutes §92-4 and §92-5 (a) (4), the purpose of this Executive
Session is for the Commission to consult with its attorney as to the powers, duties, privileges,
immunities, and liabilities as they may relate to a Declaratory Action to determine the powers of
the Mayor and the powers of the Police Commission. (On-going)
Pursuant to Hawaii Revised Statutes §§92-4, 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 where consideration of matter 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 the Commissions legal counsel on issues pertaining to the Commissions 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-43
Chief of Police quarterly reports on the disposition and the internal investigation overview of the
Police Commission complaints that was forwarded to the Police Department for further review
and investigation if deemed necessary.
ES-44: KPC 2012-22
Complaint filed on 05/17'12 alleging that during a traffic stop an officer of the County fabricated
and falsified statements just to issue the complainant a traffic citation.
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ES-45: KPC 20-111-23
Complaint filed on 06/14 12 alleging that an officer of the County denied the complainant due
process when the complainant tried to obtain a status report on stolen property.
ES-46
Discussion and deliberation regarding hearing procedure for Report of Investigation on Issues in
the Kauai Police Department for the County of Kauai, dated June 28, 2012.
ES-47: KPC 1012-214
Complaint filed on 08/01"12 alleging that officers of the County used excessive force, abused
authority, and did an invalid search without a search warrant.
RETURN TO OPEN SESSION
Ratify Police Commission's actions taken in Executive Session for items:
ES-33, and ES-42 through ES-47.
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, 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.
While every effort will be made to copy,organize and collate all testimony received, materials
received on the day of the meeting or improperly identified may be distributed to the members
after the meeting is concluded. 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.
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Kaua'i Police Commission
Attn: Mercedes Omo-Youn
Office Boards and Commissions
4444 Rice Street, Suite 150
Lilme, HI 96766
E-Mail: m,voun06,kaqai
Phone: (808) 241-4920 Fax: (808) 241-5127
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Commissions Support Clerk at (808) 241-4920 at least five (5) working days prior to the
Kaua'i Police Commission- August 24, 2012
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Minutes of Meeting
OPEN SESSION
Board/Committee: KAUAI POLICE COMMISSION Meeting Date I June 22, 2012
Location Mo'ikelia Building---Meeting Room 2A/B Start of Meeting: 9.00 a.m. End of Meeting: 11:29 a.m.
Present
Chair Ernest Kanekoa Jr.,; Vice-Chair James O'Connor Members: Charles Iona; Alfredo Nebre Jr.; Bradley Chiba; Randall
Francisco; and Donald Moki Okami
Also Chief of Police Darryl Perry; Deputy Chief of Police Michael Contrades; Assistant Chief Alejandre Quibilan; Captain Sherwin
"Kaleo" Perez, Detective Randolph Chong Tim Sr.; Lieutenants Richard Rosa and Dan Miyanioto; Officers Scott Williamson,
Anthony Abalos-, and Darin triniata.
Deputy County Attorney Jennifer Winn; Board & Commissions Office Staff. Support Clerk Mercedes Youn; and Administrative Aide
Teresa Tamura
Excused
Absent
SUBJECT DISCUSSION ACTION
Call To Order Chair Kanekoa called the meeting to
-order at 9:03 a.m.
Approval of Regular Open, Session Minutes of May 18, 2012 Mr. Francisco called for the motion to
Minutes approve the minutes as circulated. Mr.
Nebre seconded the motion.
Motion carried 7:0
Recognition Employees of the month for June: Officers Anthony Abalos and Darin friniata.
Report
Sergeant Scott Williamson read the Recognition Report for Officers Abalos and
Irimata.
Officers Abalos and Irimata,were recognized for their dedication and due diligence to
public safety when they executed a search warrant and recovered over thousand
dollars in cash, electronic scale, distribution supplies, marijuana, drug paraphernalia,
and over
rams of i4nipbettuniu�with an estimated street value of tweiltv-
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five hundred dollars.
Chief Perry presented the Officers with a certificate in recognition of outstanding and
exemplary service to the community, on behalf of the citizens of the County of Kauai,
and the rnernbers of the Kauai Police Department, for their actions that resulted in the
recovery of drugs and drug paraphernalia, and cash, which resulted in eighteen (1 S)
federal charges. Their efforts are a true reflection of their dedication and
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Commendation There were two (2) letters ot commendation,that were received:
Report
On May 18, 2012, Ms. Karen Taketa, Executive Director of the Contractors
Association of Kauai, wrote to thank Sergeant Roderick Green for his participation in
the 20'h Annual CAK (Contractors Association of Kauai) Home Show,
On May 24, 2012, Ms. Irene Morgan wrote to commend Officers Phillip Banquel and
Makana Rivera for their professionalism,
Chief's Morithly I. Administrative, Technical Services and Training Reports
Reports 2. Fiscal Report
1 Investigative Services Bureau
4. Patrol Services Bureau
5. Community Oriented Policing District Reports for Llhuc, Hanalei, and
Waimea
6. Personnel Orders: 2012-06 and 2012-07
7. Chiefs Announcements and Pertinent Updates
Fiscal Rep
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Mr. Iona questioned whether the budget is on track or below the target of
expenditures. Chief Perry reported that on the financial side, the budget was
below tarfet and that the dep
_T-traeLit_would more than I ke larave to return the
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money back which the department was not able to expend this year clue to the
vacancies in the Police Department.
Chief ferry provided the Commission with a copy of the final budget t6r FY
2012/13. He reported that there was a significant decrease in overtime which
would be jade up if the department exceeds the overtime budget from the vacant
positions. In addition, there were two (2) other significant changes would affect
the budget 1) transfer of a personnel clerk position to the newly formed. Human
Resources Department and; 2) replacement of a secretary and records clerk to two
( ) ID 'Technicians positions.
Mr. O'Connor noted that the overall percentages for FY 2012/13 are down 1.9
percent from the previous year.
Chief ferry indicated that it was his understanding that after the Mayor and the
Director of Finance reviewed the budget from last year and because of the
projections, the department would be returning approximately 1.2 million dollars
due to the vacant positions. Fle also stated that the department was not able to
purchase new equipment in the amount of six hundred thousand dollars.
Chiel"ferry stated that dole to the decrease in the budget and based on the logic of
the Administration, the department was informed that if more money was needed,
the department could request for a money bill, He added that, according to their
projections, the department should be on budget if this process continues.
Chief ferry reported that the department is accelerating their recruitment process
and some of the vacant positions may not be available. However, in May 2013,
the department would have to go in for a money bill to boost its budget.
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In regard to the Kawaihau substation, Mr. Iona indicated that the project was not
listed in recent CIP report. Chief Perry stated that it was his understanding that
the Mayor has comillitted to having the Kawaihau substation built within the next
few years but, in the interim, the department is in the process of moving from the
old Kapaa Substation to the Kapaa Armory. He noted that although there were
some mitigating circumstances on prohibited pesticides on the site such as the
clean-up, and AIWA compliance issues, the moving process should be completed
by November 2012. With respect to the Kawaihau substation, it is not in the
current CIP budget and that the department has negotiated a lease from the
Hawaii Health Systems for 50 years and that there is a timefrarne in which
construction needs to begin.
Mr. Okarni voiced his concerns about the chemicals that were absorbed by the
wood. He asked if there were tests being done to deem the area safe. Chief Perry
stated that he does not have all the details but, he believes that the chemicals that
were tound in the ground and certain materials were removed.
Mr. Iona questioned which State or County agency gives the approval to occupy
the building. Chief Perry stated that fie would have to check with Civil Defense
Adnimistrator Teddy Dalidig to get a definitive answer.
Mr. Francisco asked how many officers Would occupy the facility and would it be
utilized for other purposes including training. Chief Perry stated about 28 to 29
officers would be occupying the facility and that it would also be used as a
training facility to assist with the recruitment ettotts.
Mr. Nebre asked whether the whole facility would be utilized or just a portion,
Chief Perry stated that at this point, the department would be utilizing only a
portion of the facility. However, if they need a larger area for physical fitness
_proty they -'acilitv
t block off another portion of the I
-a- can rcqu�s_t that
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Mr. Francisco voiced his concerns that the budget shows that there no funds for
training. Chief Perry indicated that there are funds appropriated for training and
that he would double check.
Chief s Announcement and Pertinent
Chief Perry reported that classes are now being offered at the KCC (Kauai
Community College) for the employees in the Police Department who wish to
seek a higher education. 'I'lie classes are associated or related to duties and
responsibilities in the Kauai Police Department and those who would
participate would be reimbursed,
Mr. Francisco reported that the Kauai Chamber held an event at KCC and
Chancellor Helen Cox indicated that there was significant number of
scholarships available. He noted that one of his goals in terms of being a
Police Commissioner is to help with the advancement of education and
professional development.
Chief Perry announced that there are five(5) new positions in the Police
Department, (3) dispatchers; (1) maintenance position; (F) maintenance
supervisor.
Deputy Chief of Police Contrades reported that July 11, 2012 is the start of a
new initiative called the Citizens Police Acaderny. The CPA is an interactivc
Program designed to educate the public about KPD policies and the criminal
justice system. There is no cost to participate however, the participant must
be a Kauai resident, at least 18 years of age, have a valid driver's license, and
no prior felonies, petty misdemeanors over 5 years, DUI convictions, or
domestic violence convictions. For more information, call (808) 241-1606 or
visit
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Communications KPC 2012-21 Communication dated 06/06/1.2 from Counc;I Chair Ja F� rfarq ter
Chair Ernest Kanekoa.Ir. rec ue:stin �rtda time to provide an overview and effect
oft Q er tin, I3ttc1 >et fir 1 Y 2()1 -13.
Chair Kanekoa informed the Commission that a request came from Chair F'urfaro to Mr. Iona moved to defer. Mr. Okanu
defer this txtatter to the July 27, 2012 meeting. seconded the motion.
Motion carried 7:0
KP C 2012-22 Communication dated 05/03/12 from Chief of Police Darr I Pe rt to
Chair Ernest Kanekoa Jr and Commission Members concutrin with the
Cotnmissio n's, findings that there nta lac re ctt derance of evidence to-prqy(g-thc
ifflegations related to.c(nz laint KPC 2012-08,
The Commission acknowledged the
recei t of the communication
KPC 2012-23 Communication unicfation dated 05/09/12 from Chief of Police Darr�1 Pc;rry tc�
Chart Ernest Kanckoa Jr Commission Members re Yarditl Dr the Kauai Police
De rtt�gept 2012 Annual ISe Tort. On file with the Office of Boards and
Commissions. The Commission acknowledged the
rece pt of the communication
KPC 0t2.. 4 C ontmunic,ations dated 05/31/12 froth Chief of Police Data 1 Perr to rnW �n �
Chair Ernest Kanckoa, hand Commission. Members re formation on the
Kauai Police Delrarttn nt Citizens 1acacler the Commission fission ackttowledl ed the
of the communic{toot ,
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K P 2012 2 C�oka of a certificate that wa�r�sente d to the E{ e en Rs.ot�se M
Team Storm Disaster— March 2012 tiom the ('Out lt Cout�eil: The Commission acknowledged the
receipt of agenda item CC"C 2012-25
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Business K,PC" 2012-26 Public announcements for the followin Police Commission notarized
cox .hints that wcr filed a ainst officers of the Count .
KPC 2012-13
Complaint filed on 031112/12, alleges that officers of the County and their superiors
are charged with suppression and oppression of the native Indigenous Aboriginal
Hawaiian Human Fights, which is a violation of International Law.
Based oil die information received, the Commission has determined not to sustain the
complaint and had forwarded the complaint to the Office of the Chief of Police for
further review and investigation if deemed necessary. This officially concluded the
Commission's review of complaint KPC 20112-13
KPC" 2012-14
Complaint filed on 03/12/12, alleges that officers of the County illegally stole the
complainant's vehicle license plates and registration from the complainants Hawaiian
government registered vehicle. Based on the information received, the Commission
has determined not to sustain the complaint and has forwarded the complaint to the
Office of the Chief for further review and investigation if deemed necessary. This
officially concluded the Commission's review of complaint KPC 2012-14.
KPC 20112-17
Complaint filed on 04/12/12., alleges that an officer of the County violated the
County of Kauai Policy Against Discrimination and Harassment, 20110 I,dition,
Based on the nature of the complaint, the Commission has found that the complaint is
not within the Police Commission's jurisdiction. The complaint has been forwarded
to the Office of the Chief-for further review and investigation if deemed necessary.
'this officially concluded the Commission's review of complaint KPC 2012-17.
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KPC 2012-27,Recakof the 2012 Hawaii State Police Commissioners Conference that
was held at the Main Westin Kaana ali Beach Resort from Ma y 25:�25 2012 on
Maui,
Overall the Commissioners felt that the conference was very informative and keynote
speaker Kathryn Olson presentations on "Mediation--- An Alternative Approach to
Resolving Police Complaints" and "Police Oversight Models-One Size does not fit
All" was well received.
Announcements Next meeting-- July 27, 2012 at 9:00 a.m. at the Mo'ikeha Building in Meeting
Room 2 A/B followed bv Executive Session.
Executive At 9:40 a.m. Mr. O'Connor cited the Hawaii Revised Statutes to bring the meeting
Session into Executive Session.
Pursuant to Hawaii Revised Statutes §92-4 and §92®5 (a) (4), and 92-5 (a) (4),the
purpose of this Executive Session is to receive and approve the following Executive
Session minutes and to consult with the Commissions legal counsel on issues
pertaining to the Commissions and the County's powers, duties, privileges,
immunities, and/or liabilities as they may relate to this item. To deliberate and take
such action as appropriate.
ES-34 tiz
Executive Session Minutes of
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ES-33
Pursuant to the Hawaii Revised Statutes atute,�2-Aan(L 92-5 a 4 th,���qs�e )f Ls
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Executive Session is for the Commission to consult with its attorney as to the
duties,,-u) vile !Ijunities., and/or liabilities as they relate to a Declarator Action
to determine tlje_pt-)wers of the May -and the owqrs of the Police Commission
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SUBJEUr DISCUSSION ACTION
Pursuant to the Hawaii Revised Statutes §92-4, §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 where consideration of matter 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 the Commission's legal counsel on
issues pertaining to the Commissions and the County's powers, duties, privileges,
immunities, and/or liabilities as they relate to this items. To deliberate and take such
action as appropriate:
ES-35
Copy of acomriiunic�ation dated 05/21/12 from Eri!:, tz ei
-�--,AttorijetyALI.awto
Repj!ty hief of Police Michael Contrades in connection with a notice of
Administrative Review Board heari or that involves an officer of County,
ES-36 K-PC- 2012-18
C.L)qjplqiiit filed on 05/1112 alle in=that an officer of the Count y o id u ct was
unbecomiLjg and un rol"essionW b accusing the ilainant and threatened
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to have �L-gnip
the lainqnt arrested.
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ES-37: KPC2012-19
C,oniplaint filed on 05/1
s
ctt3ptcfcsiotttI ypct ivies tic 'D Uli—nant a id-e�a-st—ateme—nt
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after the q"m I inane was involved in an altercation.
ES-38: KPC 2012-20
CN cam plaint filed on 05/12/12 all C rin g -F -�s of the Con
-that of ice--,Ii-('.o my conduct were
pe Ii Pent for failure to e coigiplairtant qn q�)otjunitv to provide a statement
of beitt r involved in an altercation.
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IFS-39. KPC 2012-21
C(�rtplYint tiled on tl /17 2 alle in that an officer of the County conduct was
iinl>eke(i?iri �z cl �xr rc l'es icanal cl grin x an i lcicl nt cvltich invc lved a member of the
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Chair Kanekoa called for the motion to enter into Executive Session.,
At 9:45 a.m. Mr. Iona ixa(ived to enter
into Executive Session. Mr. Okami
seconded the motion,
Motion carried 7:0
1~2ett�rn tii CDci� At l I:?�) a.rn. tlrc nleetm�;reconvened in C)pen Session.
Session
Chair Kanekoa called for the motion to ratify the actions taken in Executive Session
for items ES-33 through ES-39, Mr. Iona moved to ratify the actions
taken in Executive Sessions by the
Police Commission for agenda items
ES-33 through ES-39. Mr. O'Connor
seconded the motion.
Motion carried 7:0
Adjournme nt Chair Kanekoa called lfor the motion to adjourn. At 11:29 a.nr r Iona moved to
adjourn the meeting. Mr. O'Connor �{
seconded the motion.
Motion carried TO
Submitted ley _,._.. __,... ..,,.._ ._..__.. ....._ Reviewed and Approved h
ply by: ,,,_______.--------
Mercedes Youn, Staff Support Clerk Ernest Kanekoa Jr., Chair
{ :approved as circulated (add (late of meeting approval).
( Approved as amended. See minutes of meeting;.
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OPEN SESSION
Board/Coninlittee: KAJIJAI POLICE COMMISSION Meeting Date June 28, 2012
Location Mo'ikeha Building Meeting Room 2A1B Start of Meeting: 9:05 A.M. End of Meeting: 9:28 A.M.
__'resent Chair Emest Kanekoa Jr; Vice-Chair James O'Connor; Members: Charles Iona; Donald 0karni Sr.; and Bradley Chiba(arrived at 9:20
a.m.)
Also Deputy County Attorney Jennifer Winn; Board & Commissions Office Staff. Support Clerk Mercedes Youn; Administrator
Paula Morikami; Administrative Aide Teresa Tamura
Txcused Commissioner Randall Francisco
Absent
SUBJECT DISCUSSION ACTION
Call'"ro Order With four
ascertained, Chair Kanekoa called the meeting to
order at,9:05,.am.
-Iiu-s-,il-,-C-ss,"-"------",-i :PC-20-l2---28--D-is-e-u-ss-io-ti-and-d--eci—siot--t-ii—iak-in4,,,—can whether to approve a
�sLflar or the Chief of Police and ill
y increase r itity Chief of Police, as voted
Resolution 2012-2 which takes
effect on
July2011
Mr. Iona moved to accept the increase salary for
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the Chief of Police and Deputy Chief of Police,
Mr. O'Connor seconded the motion,
Ms. Winn pointed out that although the agenda item states whether to
approve the salary increase for the Police Chief and the Deputy Police
Chief, the Police Commission only has the authority over the Police Chief
and can only set the salary for the Police Chief and not the Deputy Police
Chief.
Ms. Winn further indicated that Resolution 2012-2 as developed by the
Sal Commission gj�yes It
je ceil'ing
for the Police Chief's salary of
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$114,490 to be effective July 1, 2012, which is the maximum that this
appointing authority can grant the Police Chief.
Ms. Winn also pointed out that in the original Resolution 2012-1
subsection (d) Requirements for salary increase the salary increase for any
non-elected officer or employee occupying and continuing in a position
listed in this resolution is contingent on the Director of Personnel's receipt SON,),
of the following:
1) A memo from the officer's or employee's appointing authority at
least thirty (30) days prior to the increase certifying that appointee's
performance has been evaluated pursuant to procedures established
by the Director of Personnel.
2) A copy of the officer's or employee's completed performance
evaluation evidencing that the appointee has net or exceeded job
requirements for the appraisal period.
3) Based on the evaluation results, the appointing authority's
reconiniendation on whether a proposed Increase should be granted.
The appointing authority may recommend an increase for an
officer or employee occupying a position at a figure below the
proposed salary increase provided for this resolution.
Ms. Winn informed the Commission that Staffhas confirmed that the
Chief's performance evaluation was completed in October 2011 and that
no evaluation is needed at this point, Ms. Winn indicated that if the Police
Commission votes to approve the Chief's salary increase, the Director of
Personnel Would need to receive the approval letter thirty (30) days prior to
the increase to become effective August 1, 2012.
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SI T3JECT DISCUSSION ACTION
Based on the information provided by Ms. Winn, Chair Kanckoa called for Mr. Iona withdrew his original motion. Mr,
the withdrawal of the original motion. O'Connor withdrew his seconded.
Chair Kanckoa called for the new motion. Based on the information provided by Deputy
County Attorney Winn, Mr. Iona moved to
approve the rnczxinzzt2zz salary cap of$114,49()as
indicated in Resolution 2012-2 Im the Chief of
Police. Mr. Okami seconded the motion
Motion carried 4:0
Mr. Iona moved to expedite the process for the
salary increase for the Chief of Police to become
effective August 1, 2012. Mr. Okami seconded
the motion.
Motion carried 4:0
Chair Ka,nekoa requested that Ms.Winn draft a letter to the Director of
Personnel Services to inform him of the Police Commission's
recommendation that the proposed salary increase to $114,490 for the
Chief of Poke be granted.
In regard to the salary of the Deputy Chief of Police, Mr. Iona questioned
whether it would be appropriate to make a motion that would give the
Chief of Police the authority to increase his salary.
Ms. Winn indicated that it would not be necessary because the Chief of
Police already has that authority.
Kauai Police Commission
Special Meeting- Open Session
June 28, 2012 Page 4
SUBJECT DISCUSSION ACTION
KPC 2012-29 Discussion and decision-makin r on whether to chars e the
Performance l vahtatign eriod�for th Chief of Police to a calendar ear.
Mr. Iona questioned whether it would be appropriate to change the
performance evaluation period for the Police Chief to a calendar year or
leave it as it currently stands.
Ms. Wine pointed out that the Chiefs performance evaluation period
should clone at the time of the budgetary process because the Mayor needs
to submit his budget to the County Council by May 15th and that he needs
to know whether or not raises have to be factored into the budget.
Mr. Iona moved to change the Chief of Police's
performance evaluation period to align with the
calendar year. Mr. O'Connor seconded the
motion.
At 9:20 a.m. Mr. Chiba entered the meeting.
After further discussion, the Commission determined not to change the
Chiet's perfiormance evaluation period., and would leave it as
recommended by the Director of Personnel Services that all performance
evaluations be completed before the October 30'11 deadline. Mr. Iona withdrew his original motion, Mr.
O'Connor withdrew his seconded.
Mr. Iona Moved that the Police Commission
keep the Chief of Police's perfortnance
evaluation period the same for proper submittal
to the Director of Personnel Services and for
budgetary purposes. Mr. O'Connor seconded.
Motion carried 5:0
Kauai Police Commission
Special Meeting- Open Session
June 28, 2012 Page 5
SUBJECT DISCUSSION ACTION
Announcements Next regular meeting__July 27, 2012 at 9:00 a.m. at the Moikeba building
in Meeti Room 2 A/B followed byj:�
M ug _x�ecutive Session.
Executive At 9-18 am. Mr. O'Connor cited the Hawaii Revised Statutes to bring the
Session meeting into Executive Session:
ES-40
pursuant to the Havvaii Revised Statutes '92-4 and X92-5 a 2 and 4�
the pLM-j) .se m
of Executive Session is for the Commission to review and
L -_
discuss coninjunication dated 06/22/12 from DO"uty County Attom:Lcy Marc
Cjqyo
.t,.to Cluef of Police Darryj Q. PgjyjqgqrdjRg_q matter relatin=to
workers'c"n ,ensation claims and the notice of the proposed
Administrative Review Board hearing for an officer of the Count The
pulTose fQ1 this Executive Session is for the Commission to consult with
its attorney on its cowers duties rivile>es immunities and liabilities as
the
XRiay (,late to this
rej _ _Agqn qda ite n a�ad to take acti<an the Commission
decried necessary
Chair Katiekoa called for the motion to enter into Executive Session. At 9:18 a.m. Mr, O'Connor moved to enter into
Executive Session. Mr. Okami seconded the
motion.
-Motion carried 4:0
Return to Open At 9:28 a.m. the meeting reconvened in Open Session.
Session to ratify
the actions taken Chair Kanekoa called for the motion to ratify the actions taken in Mr. Okami moved to ratify the actions taken by
in Executive Executive Session. the Police Commission in Executive Session,
Session Mr. Chiba seconded the motion.
Motion carried 5:0
Kauai Police Commission
Special Meeting- Open Session
June 28, 2012 Page 6
SUBJECT DISCUSSION ACTION
Adjourn ment Chair Katiekoa called for the motion to adjourn the meeting. At 9:28 a.m. Mr. O'Connor moved to a(tjouni.
Mr. Chiba seconded the motion.
Motion carried-5:0—,
Submitted by: Reviewed and Approved by: I
(40
Mercedes Youn, Staff Support Clerk Ernest Kanekoa, Chair
Approved as circulated(add date of meeting approval).
Approved as amended. See minutes of meeting,
411 11),
Kauai Police Commission
Special Executive Session Meeting
Friday, July 13, 2012
OPEN SESSION — DRAFT
The Special Executive Meeting of the Kauai Police Commission of the County of Kauai was
called to order by Chair Ernest Kanekoa, Jr., at 9:05 a.m., at the Lihue Civic Center, Mo'ikeha
Building, in meeting room 2A-2B. The following Commissioners were present:
Ernest Kanekoa, Jr., Chairman
James O'Connor, Vice-Chair
Bradley Chiba
Randall Francisco(Arrived at 9:10 a.m.)
Charles Iona
Donald Okami, Sr.
Alfredo Nebre, Jr.
Also present: Mayor Bernard P. Carvalho Jr., Ex-Officio, Deputy County Attorney Jennifer
Winn; G. Todd Withy, Esq.; Boards and Commissions Administrator, Paula
Morikami, Teresa Tamura, Administrative Aide, and Support Clerk Mercedes
Youn.
CALL TO ORDER
Chair: I would like to call the meeting to order, it's is now 9:05 a.m. Good morning.
Commissioners: Good morning.
Chain Can I have a roll call please?
Ms. Youn- Commissioner O'Connor; Commissioner Chiba, Commissioner Francisco;
Commissioner Iona, Commissioner Nebre; Commissioner Okami; Chair Kanekoa; and Ex-
Officio Mayor Bernard Carvalho.
Ms. Youn: There are seven Commissioner's present, and one(1) Ex-Officio member, Mr. Chair.
Chain Thank you. Since nobody is here from the public to testify, Jet's take us into Executive
Session.
Mr. O'Connor: Executive Session forty-one (41)pursuant to the Hawaii Revised Statutes §92-
4, §92-5 (a) (4) the Commission requests an Executive Session for a briefing by G. Todd Withy,
Esq. to the Police Commission regarding,the Report of Investigation on Issues in the Kauai
Police Department for the County of Kauai, dated June 28, 2012 written by G. Todd Withy, Esq.
The purpose of this Executive Session is to consult with the Commission's attorney on questions
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and issues pertaining to the Commission's powers, duties, privileges, immunities, and liabilities
p Z�l I
as they may relate to this agenda item, and to take such action the Commission deems
appropriate.
Chair: Okay, Mr. Todd?
Ms. Winn: You need to vote Chair.
Chair: I'm sorry.
Ms. Winn: You need to move and vote.
Mr. Okami: I make a motion to go into Executive Session.
Mr. Chiba: Second.
Chair: All those in favor say aye, motion passes, and we're going into Executive Session.
On a motion made by Mr. Oka mi and seconded by Mr. Chiba, to enter into Executive
Session, motion carried unanimously by voice vote.
At 9:07 a.m. the Commission entered into Executive Session.
RETURN TO OPEN SESSION
The meeting reconvened at 10:25 a.m.
RATIFY THE ACTIONS TAKEN IN EXECUTIVE SESSION FOR ITEM ES-41
Chair: May I have a motion to ratify the actions taken in Executive Session
Mr. Iona: I move to ratify the actions taken in Executive Session.
Mr. Chiba: Second.
Chair: Motion passed.
On a motion made by Mr. Iona and seconded by Mr. Chiba, the Commission ratified the
actions taken in Executive Session, motion carried unanimously by a voice vote,
ADJOURNMENT
Chair: I need a motion to adjourn.
Mr. Iona: I move to adjourn the meeting.
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Mr. O'Connor: Second.
On a motion made by Mr. Iona and seconded by Mr. O'Connor, to adjourn the meeting,
motion carried unanimously by a voice vote.
At 10.23 a.m. the meeting was adjourned.
Submitted by:
Mercedes Youn, Support Clerk
Ernest Kanekoa, jr.
Chairman
Approved as circulated on:
Approved as amended. See minutes of
Page 3 of 3
Kauai Police Commission
Special Executive Session Meeting Minutes of
July 23, 2012
DRAFT—Open Session
The Special Meeting of the Police Commission of the County of Kauai was called to order by
Chair Ernest Kanckoa, Jr., at 9:00 a.m., at the Lihue Civic Center, Mo'lkeha Building, in
meeting room. 2A-2B. The following Commissioners were present:
Ernest Kanekoa, Jr., Chair
James O'Connor, Vice-Chair
Bradley Chiba
Randall Francisco
Charles Iona
Donald Okami, Sr.
Alfredo Nebre, Jr.
Also present: Mayor Bernard P. Carvalho., Jr., Ex-Officio; Deputy County Attorney Jennifer
Winn; Boards and Commissions Administrator Paula Morikami; Administrative Aide Teresa
Tamura; Support Clerk Mercedes Youn; and Police Chief Darryl Perry.
CALL TO ORDER
Chair: Good morning, it's exactly 9:00 a.m. right now so, we'll call the meeting to order.
Chief, we will have to confer with our attorney for a little bit, would you mind just stepping out
for a second.
Chief PM: Okay, no problem.
Chair: We will call you right back, thank you.
Ms. Winn: Chair, would you bring us into Executive Session.
Chair: If you wouldn't mind reading it.
Mr. O'Connor: ES-46: Pursuant to the Hawaii Revised Statutes §92-4, §92-5 (a) (2) (4)this
executive session is to obtain clarification and/or further information regarding events as
described by Report of Investigation on Issues in the Kauai Police Department for the County of
Kauai, dated June 28, 2012 written by G. Todd Withyl, Esq., and take such action the Commission
deems appropriate. The purpose of this Executive Session is to consider the hire, evaluation,
dismissal, or discipline of an officer or employee or of charges brought against the officer or
employee, where consideration of matters affecting privacy will be involved, provided that the
individual concerned request an open meeting, an open meeting shall held. The further purpose
of this executive session is for the Commission to consult with the Commission's attorney on
Page I of 2
questions and issues pertaining to the Commission's and the Countv*s powers, duties, privileges,
immunities, and liabilities as they may relate to this agenda item.
Chair: Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Ms. Winn: Chair, you still need to vote to go into Executive Session.
Chair: I need a motion.
Mr. 0kanii: I make a motion that we go into Executive Session.
Mr. Nebre: Second.
Chair: All in favor signify by saying aye, motion passes.
On a motion made by-Mr. Oka mi and seconded by Mr. Chiba, to enter into Executive
Session, motion carried unanimously by voice vote.
At 9:15 a.m. the meeting entered into Executive Session.
The Commission called for a recess in Executive Session and will reconvene the meeting on
July 27, 2012, at 9:00 a.m. at the Mo'ikeha Building in Meeting Room 2 A/B.
Submitted by:
Mercedes Youn, Support Clerk
Approved by:
Ernest Kanckoa, Jr., Chair
Approved as circulated:
Approved as amended. See meetig n minutes of
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Kauai Police Commission
Special Executive Session Meeting Minutes of
August 3, 2012
DRAFT—OPEN SESSION
The Special Executive Session Meeting of the Kauai Police Commission of the County of Kauai
was called to order by Chair Ernest Kanekoa, Jr., at 1:02 p.m. at the Mo'ikeha Building, in
meeting room 2A-2B. The following Commissioners were present:
Ernest Kanekoa, Jr., Chairman
James 0' Connor, Vice-Chair
Bradley Chiba
Randall Francisco
Charles Iona
Donald 0kami, Sr.
Alfredo Nebre. Jr.
Also present: Mayor Bernard P. Carvalho, Jr.; Deputy County Attorney Jennifer Whim Boards
and Commissions Administrator Paula Mon'kami, Administrative Aide Teresa Tamura; and
Support Clerk Mercedes Youn.
CALL TO ORDER:
Chair: I would like to call the meeting to order, good afternoon everybody.
Mr. Francisco: Aloha.
Chair, The time is 1:02 p.m. since there is no one in the public ready to make any statements I'll
ask Vice-Chair to take us into Executive Session.
At 1:03 p. . Vice-Chair O'Connor cited the Hawaii Revised Statutes to bring the meeting
into Executive Session.
Mr. O'Connor: ES-46: Pursuant to the Hawaii Revised Statutes §92-4, §92-5 (a) (2)(4) this
executive session is to obtain clarification and/or further information regarding events as
described by Report of Investigation on Issues in the Kauai Police Department for the County of
Kauai, dated June.28, 2012 written by G. Todd Withy, Esq., and take such action the Commission
deems appropriate. The purpose of this Executive Session is to consider the hire. evaluation.
dismissal, or discipline of an officer or employee or of charges brought against the officer or
employee,where consideration of matters affecting privacy will be involved, provided that the
individual concerned request an open meeting, an open meeting shall held. The further purpose
of this executive session is for the Commission to consult with the Commission's attorney on
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questions and issues pertaining to the Commission's and the County's powers, duties, privileges,
immunities, and liabilities as they may relate to this agenda item.
ES-33
Pursuant to the Hawaii Revised Statutes §92-4 and §9/2-5 (a) (4). the purpose of this Executive
Session is for the Commission to consult with its attorney as to the powers, duties,pnivileges,
immunities, and liabilities as they may relate to a Declaratory Action to determine the powers of
the Mayor and the powers of the Police Commission, (On-going)
Chair: Thankvou.
Ms. Winn: You need to move to go into Executive Session.
Mr. Chiba: I'll make a motion to go into Executive Session.
Mr. Nebre: Second.
Chair: All those in favor signify by saying aye, motion passes.
On a motion made by Mr. Chiba and seconded by Mr. Nebre, to enter into Executive
Session, motion carried unanimously by voice vote.
At 1:04 p.m. the meeting entered in Executive Session.
RETURN TO OPEN SESSION TO RATIFY THE ACTIONS TAKEN IN EXECUTIVE
SESSION FOR ITEMS ES-33 AND ES-46.
At 2:25 p.m. the meeting reconvened in Open Session.
Chair: I need a motion to ratif y the actions taken in Executive Session.
Mr. O'Connor: I make the motion to ratify the actions taken in Executive Session.
Mr. Okami: Second.
Chair: All those in favor signify by saying aye, motion passes.
On a motion made by Mr. O'Connor and seconded by' r. Okami, to ratify the actions
taken in Executive Session, motion carried unanimously by voice vote.
ADJOURNMENT
Chair: I need a motion to a4-;oum.
Mr. Iona: Motion to adjourn.
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Mr. O'Connor: Second.
Chair: All. those in favor signify-by swing aye, motion passes.
On a motion made by Mr. Iona and seconded by Mr. O'Connor, to adjourn the meeting,
motion carried unanimously by voice vote.
At 2:25 p.m. the meeting adjourned.
Submitted by:
Mercedes Youn, Support Staff
Approved by:
Emest Kanekoa, Jr., Chair
Approved as circulated:
Approved as amended, see meeting minutes of
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COMMENDATION REPORT
July 13, 2012
COMMENDATIONS: There were two letters of commendation and thanks received involving
nine 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
(2 Letters of Commendation)
05129112 Asst. Chief Alejandre Quibilan, Ms. Katie Burleson
Lt. Richard Rosa and American Cancer Society
Sgt. Sandy Wakumoto
Wrote in appreciation for the support received by the officers and department
for the Relay for Life event.
06115112 Lts. Trent Shimabukuro and Mr. Bob Hansmeier
Todd Tanaka, Sgt. Christian Acting U.S. Federal Security Director
Jenkins, Ofcrs. David Banque[, Lihue Airport
Randall Nero and Wade Takemoto Transportation Security Admin.
Wrote to thank the officers for their participation and support in the Vehicle
Borne Improvised Explosive Device Full Scale Exercise at the Lihue Airport.
COMMENDATION REPORT
August 10, 2012
COMMENDATIONS: There was one letter of commendation and thanks received involving
three 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)
08110112 Asst. Chief Roy Asher, Travis and Ariel Clark
Detectives Vicki Fonoimoana and
James Rodriguez and
Ms. Kristal Nebre
Wrote in appreciation for the assistance they received with the recent return of
their wedding rings which were reported stolen.
CHIEF ' S REPORTS FOR
JULY
ADMINISTRATIVE & TECHNICAL BUREAU
JULY 201
IIPC REPORT"
1 40
Ste" .
MONTHLY TRAINING REPORT
June 2012
The following training assignments wore scheduled/conducted during the month of Junr
NO. TRAINING ORDER TRAINING DATE$ TRAINING ASSIGNMENT PERSONNEL HOURS TOTAL
12-27 06/25-26/2012 ECW/TASER Legal Issues and Litigation Training 19 16 304
12-38 06/11-15,2012 DEA Task Force Officers School - Nevada 1 40 40
3 12-39 06/17-22/2012 19th Annual International Hoq2!S!q2 ators' 2 48 96
4 12-35 _06/6-15/ timer mTeTgenc Vehicle Operator Instructor's Course 2 10 1,60
5 12-37 06/4&6/2012 Cleating with Persons who have Mental Health Issues 49 2 98
6 12-40 08/18-22/2012 DARE Officer Training Recertification 1 40 40
7 12-40 06/18-29/2012 DARE Officer Training Certification 1 80 80
8 12-41 0}6/21-2212012 Outlaw Motorcycle Gang Training Conference 2 16 32
—9 12-43 6/20/2012 Clandestine Laboratory Investigator Recertification 15 8 120
10 12-45 6/29/2012 Monthly SST trai a 120
82nd police recruit class 22 days x 8 hours=176 to 176 1760
Disptacher trainee class 10 days x 8 hours=80 3 80 240
107 268 3090
TOTAL ASSIGNMENTS:10 PERSONNEL 111IN''111,IXT01 STUDENT
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KAUAI POLICE DEPARTMENT
DATE OFISSUE EFFECTIVE DATE ",NO.
TRAINT4-G ORDER 96/15/2012 06/15/2012 17-21,
R RECRIN -
EFERENCE MS
INDEX AS:
ECW/TASER legal Issues and Litigation Training
The following personnel have been designated to attend the ECWTASER Legal Issues and
Litigation training on June 25 and 26, 2012, from 0745 to 1630 hrs. to be held in the Civil
Defense EOC. The instructor for this training rill be Dr. John Ryan, with the Public Agency
Training Council, PATC.
Uniform: Class A or C
June 25-26,2012,0745 to 1630 Hours
A/C Roy Asher
Lt.Todd Tanaka
Lt.Karen Kapua
Sgt. Christopher Calio
Sgt Elliott lie
Sgt. Sandy Wakumoto
Sgt. Scott Brede
Det.Vicki Fonoirnoana
Det, Shane Sokei
Det,Bernard Purisima
Ofc. Paris Resinto
Ofc. Colin Nesbitt
Ofc. Anthony Abalos
Ofc.Kennison Nagahisa
Ofc,Damien Loo
Ofe, David Banquel
Ofc.Phillip Banquei
M. Tvrus Contrades,
-Mr, Ju4in Kollw-
APPROVED-
DARRYL 13. PERRN'
CHIFF OF POLICE
KAUAI POLICE DEPARTMENT
DATE OF ISSUE EFFF-C-nvT-DATE No,
TRAINING ORDER W15/2012 12-38
REFERENCE: RECL-N-DS.-
LNDEXAS:
DE, Task Force Officers'School
Officer has been designated to attend the D Task- Force Officers' School
from June 11-15, 2012, in Henderson-.NV,
APPROVED:
C
DARRYL D. PERRY
CHIEF OF POLICE
KAU1.AJ POLICE DEPARTMENT
DATE OF ISSUE EFFECT11VE DATE I No
TRAMING ORD i 06/0112012 06/01/2012 12-39
REFERENCE: REC.I,-,-,D.S--
INDEX AS:
19th Annual International Homicide Investiga tors'Assn ciation Conference
Detectives James TkEller and Bernard Pirisirna been designated to at-tend the 19"' Anmial
International Homicide Investigators" Association Conference from June 17-212, 2012, in 'New
Orleans LA.
APPROVED:
DARRYL D.PERRY
CHIEF OF POLICE
KAUAI POLICE DES'AR17VMNT
DATE OF ISSUE ;EFL MT 'VE DATE No
TPLAIN-P,*G ORDER 05/17/WI2 05fT72012 12-35
REFERENCE: RECINDS:
NDEX AS:
Emergency Vehicle Operator Instruc toe s Course
Sergeant Jason Overmyer and Officer I pena Wilson have been designated to attend the
Emergency Vehicle Operator Instructor's Course at Alameda County Sheriff Department
Academy, Alameda CA. from June 06-15, 2012,
P"ROV"ED:
DA D. PERRY
CIIIEF OF POLICE
KAUAf POLICE DEPARTAAENT
DATE OF ISSUE EFFECMVE DATE 0.
TRAMNG ORDER 05/15/2012 0-5/14/2012 12-37
REFEJ�ENCE RECTNDS-
DDEX AS:
Dealing with persons who have Metal Health Issues
The following personnel have been designated to attend "Dealing with persons writ Mental
Health Issues" training on the below indicated dates and times. The training will be held at in
the Kaua'i Civil Defense, Emergency Operations Center(EOC).
*note: Senior staff may attend any secession of their choosing.
Dress Code: Class A or C
May 30,2012, 0800-1200
FU—Fort — Ofc, Castro Ofc. Rodriarues
Lt.�Al te Olfc. Scalzo Ofc. Lacco!je
Sczt� Ke Ofc.Nii 0& Wilson
Det. Ponce Ofc. mullineaux Ofc.Hambe
rg
Det. Purisirna, Ofc. Himongala Ofc. Soliman
Det.Ledesma iOfc. Renaud_ Ofc. Caires
Det. Cummilgs I Ofc. Lorita Ofc. Loo
Det.Kurasaki Ofe. Garcia Ofc. A. Purisima,
Sgt, Osaki Ofc. 'Nagaffisa Ofc. Gabriel
Of
c, Hanna Ofc. DeBlake
May 31,2012.0800-1200
1 Lt. Gausepohl Ofe. Silva 1 Ofc. Resin-to
Sat. Brede I Ofc,Kurowski j Ofc-
�,t Jenkins i
I OR. Peahu Ofc, W,�,bab
§gt. Jenkins
Sgt, William on Ofc.Ramson Ofc. Canaga
�1 ?0f�c.�!P�. B�anei 1 Ofc. Akeo,
atiello� ---------4,
_��bb�
1 Sgt, Green I Ofc.- Rivera Ofc Irimy
S Canalho Ofc- Vinzant Ofc_Nero
Ofc. Basuel Ofc, Takemoto
er
L Ste. o rm l
i Of
c, Vierra afc.Creamer Ofc Scribner
Ofc, D.Bar Ofc. Takekawa
Page I of 7
KAUAI POLICE DEPARTMENT
DAM OF 1SS[U,,v
EFFEC7RTE DATE NO-
i
TRAINLNG ORDER 0511512012 "-!14/2012 12-37
REFERENCT- RE C WD S
INDEX AS:
Dealing with persons who have Metal Health Issues
June 4,2012.0800-1200
Lt. Gordon 1 Ofc. Okamot = Ofc, Bonachita
Lt, Kapua Ofc.Kalau Qfc. Dubc
1 Lt. Rosa Ofc. Asuncion Ofc, Nesbitt
Lt, Kaui Ofc. D. McCaflum Off ffim
Sgt.Morita Ofc. 'Nance = Ofc. Guirao
rt Rose
Ofc. Sarsona - Stul e
Sgt. Wakamoto 1 Ofc. N-, iau Ofc. Fernandez
Ofc. Kim Ofc. T, Relacion Ofc, )&vashiro
Ofc. T. Contrades Ofc. Metcalfe Ofc. Matsuoka
June 6,.2012,0800-1200
Lt. Shimabukuro Det.Nitta Ofc.,S#z uhi
Lt. Tan Ofc. Cataluna Ofc_Milloy
aka
Off W. 'McCallum
I Ofc. Abalos
Ofc- Pia
Ofc, Caberto
Ofc. Mars ball
1 Det. Oliveira
--------------- ——--------
API'RON'ED.
Lo-�"'-
DARRYT PERRY
CHIEF OF POLICE
Page 2 of 2
FCAU-41 POLICE DEPARTMUNT
DATE CAF TS-SUE F EFFE(MlvT DATE !N,-0.
TRADWiG ORDER 06/01/2012 06!0112012 12-40
REFERENCE: j RECINIDS:
INDEX AS:
D.A.R.E.Officer Training(DOT)Certification and Recertification
Officer Barry Del lake has been designated to attend the D.A.R.E, Officer Recertification
training from June 18-22, 2012, at the Honolulu Police Department Kapolei Station. 1100
Kamokila Blvd. Kapolei HI..
Officer Mark Stulpe has been designated to attend the D.A,R,E. Officer Certification training
ftorn June 18-29, 2012, at the Honolulu Police Department Kapolei Station, 1100 Kamokila
Blvd. Kapolei F11
APPROVED:
ft, j
,�r-DARRYL D. PERRY
CRTEF OF POLICE
KAUAI POLICE DEPARTMENT
DATE OF ISSWE EFFECr.-VT-DATE INNO,
TRAINING ORDER 0610V2012 06101/2012 12-40
REFERENCE- 1 RECIN-DS:
INDEX AS:
D.A.R.E. Officer Training(DOT) Certification and Recertification
Officer Barry DeBlake has been designated to attend the DAR-E. Officer Recertification
training from June 18-22, 2012, at the Honolulu Police Department Kapolei Station, 1104
Kamokila Blvd, Kapolei HI.,
Officer Mark Stulpe has been designated to attend the D,AR.E. Officer Certification training
from June 18-29, 2012, at the Honolulu Police Department Kapolei Station, 1100 Kamokila
Blvd, Kapolei HL
APPROVED:
d-o C D D. PERRY
CHIEF OF POLICE,
KAUAI POLICE DEPARTMENT
DATEOFISSUE EFFECT'RT DATE iNO,
TRALNING ORDER 06101/2012 06101/2,112 1241
REFERENCE: RREECINDS:
LNIDEX AS:
Outlaw Motorcycle Gangs Training Conference
Sergeant Christopher Calio and Officer Colin Nesbitt have been designated to attend the Outlaw
Motorcycle Gang Training Conference from June 21-22, 20112, at the M- aui Police Department
Headquarters
APPROVED:
DARRYL D.PERRY
CMEF OF POLICE
KAUAI POLICE DEPARTMENT
DATE OF ISSUT- EFFEC,-PV-F DATIE, No -
T ORDER (W0112012 # 06/0112012 12-43
REFEREINCE RECINDS:
INDEX AS:
Clandestine Laboratory Investigator Recertification
The following personnel have been designated to attend the Clandestine Laboratory Investigator
Recertification Training on June 20, 2012, from 0745-1630 Training shall take place at the in
the Ci-,nl Defense EOC. The In-strucurs for this training will be from the State Narcotics
Enforcement Division.
June 20,2012,0745—1645 hrs.
Sgt. Daniel Oliveira
Sgt. Christian Jenkins
Sgt. Christopher Calio
Ofc. Paddy Rainson
Ofc. Alan Santella
Ofc. Charles Dubocage
Ofc. Arnold Cayabyab,
Ofc. Allan Andres
Ofc. on Relacion
Ofc, Paris Resinto
Ofc. Jason Matsuoka
Ofc. Barry DeBlake
Ofc. Lucas Bamberg
Ofe. Bruce N-ance
Ofc, Colin Nesbitt
APPROVED:
DARRYL PERRY
CHIEF OF POLICE
KAUAI POLICE DEPARTNIEN'T
DATE OF ISSUE EFFFECTIVE Dik-,T 1NO,
TRAINING ORDER 06115/2012 06/1512012 12-45
REFERFNT'C:F
RECTNDS:
LNDEX AS:
Special Services Team- Monthly Training- June
T, e following personnel have been designated to atittend the Special Services Team Training on
the below listed date, Members are to report to the Larry Bowman Fitness Center by 0700 hours,
Training will be from 0700 to 1545 hours. Personnel shall report with PT attire and have BDU
available.
June 29,2012,0700-1545 hrs.
Lt.Todd Tanaka
Det. Bernard Purisima
Det. Len Nitta
Spt. Christopher Calio
Ofc. Alan Santella
Ofe. Lucas Hamberg
0-fi; Barry DeBlake
Ofc. Charles Dubocage
Ofc. Arnold Cayabyab
Otc.Allan Andres
Ofc. Randall Nero
Ofe. Darin Irimata
Ofc. JoEn Mullineaux
Ofc, Hanson Hsu
Ofc. ?Michael iii
APPROVED-
Or- DARRYL 1). PERRY
CHIEF OF POLICE
Crime Trends
May 2012
CALLS FOR SERVICE
M11 2452 A9!2�2
CALLS FOR.SERVICE 2,652 2.432
PART I CRIMES BY DISTRICTS
T at f�2Ic-q td3 me
CU."-n,t Par,t 24S 53 48 sc 33 22
Apr-1 2012 298 46 613 47 35
-'A CHANGE 5-22% -20,00%
PART 11 CRIMES BY DISTRICTS
—Towl ti*Ale-1 -Kc-ipg
-urrerf Part 1' 759 75 i98 3".0 98 78
Ao�;2012 695 6C 149 2-93 0-0 98
%CHANGE 2 5 OUVA 52.8901%0 4,%-% 8-8s% 20 41
TRAFFIC OFFS NSENIOLATIONS CRIMES BY DISTRICTS
1291 —H-VIV a au ±KgLog -10mmIr--
Curmrt Traft 011erse7ll,",olation 44 5 2 7
Apt-20-,2 24 2
4
A CHANGE 38% 3896,67% MCMIA 250,00%
.612012012 12A:41P =age'of 2
c-tv"gram fIles
Crime Trends
May 2012
TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS CPJMES BY DISTRICTS
Ka—wal`au —1-111Le Loka-
Oj", nt T,aTtc AmdeMs 204 26 45 74 44 13
Aorl 2012 216 2S 51
47 ip
iQ CHANGE -'.-1.76% -3-90% -5.381
TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS
Total —Mak I 'Ntq a TC
Accidents 204 30 2 100 72
ApO2012 216 37 3 1i5 61
%CHANGE -18.925; - 33.33E - IS 04% ,8 33%
SUMMARY REPORT
Tbis'AcrAt', 24 S-LM-or-Ull 7"^'s Mont, a^ � Last_Month 45!_v-lqn-1t
Reported A-gv RDI 214--amo it&y—artl Reporwd Lqst-MV-10-1
267 246 sc 24,39% 310 2138 93 3 1 2`
362 759 456 611L,81A 765 695 44' 63.45''e
-
49 49 46 93.E8=p 24 24 20 83.31%
54
r1afVr- cddpl
Aes 265 204 166 V21 219 2'6
i82 26%
p
vViscellarems Repo 4 #.38' 1,214 "172 Sp-54% 1143 0 7 959 0-8,874
-0 2,301 1,795 -f7.94%
� TAL: 2,975 2,472 i,900 76,86% 2,461
5r48,'20'2 Ps-;e 2 ci 2
cnomcrsm,4ies
2012 Bench Warrant Tracking
All Outstanding Mrrafits
Records Outstanding
Intake (Active? Felony Misdemeanor
1165 531 91 44C
Feorua'ry 195 520 81 439
Marc` 2'8 571 90 481
Aorii 175 578 101 477
May 159 560 107 453
June 175 602 115 487
July
Aup;-sl
September
OctoGer
November
December
Yea► To,a! 1088 3362 585 2777
Records Intake shows the total number of Warrants received for each month,
Outstanding shows the total num=ber of Active Warrants currently in KPID Records
Management System,
0 0
PERSONNEL STATUS AS OF 06-30-2012 CLOSE OF BUSINESS;
AUTHORIZED ACTUAL VACAN
----------------- 2 - ------ 0
2
APP OINTED
S�WORT; 148 130 18
trunt 48
Genera!Fund 1 130
nt
Gru Fund ' 0
CIVILIAN 75 58 1 17
Countyi General Fund 711 55 16
Temporary& Grant Fund 4 3
TOTAL 225 188 37
VACANCIES: Position Title
Appointed
Sworn: 1 Police Captain
2 Detective
5 Police Sergeant
10 Police Officer
Civilian:
1 Account Clerk
1 Police Records Clerk
5 Public Safety Worker 1
2 Radio Dispatcher I
Secretary
Clerk[Off Duty]
6 School Crossing Guard[Part-time]
Kopau
King.Kaumualff
Chiefess Kcmakahelei(2j
Flaraiei
Kilauea
Note + Account Clerk-HKaui efflective 0710112012
' ICE
_........
Recndtiment Status f Comments
1. POLICE SERVICES OFFICER(8:3" Referred(on 05/23/12) 139 A second PRST and Psych Test is scheduled for 07110127012 for the
Recruit Class) newly referred applicants.
(Referred fist Fxpires:€912212013) Withdrew/Discontinued 62
Clarifications will be done pending Professional Svcs Contract for
Processing 77 Psychologist.
RADIO DISPATCHER(5 vacancies) Referred(on 0/28/11) 13 3 job offers have been extended:Selectee.s started on June 18,
(Referred t.ist Expires I-Ob/30/2012) .201,2.
Not interested/No response 5
Withdraw/Discontinued 5
Job Offer 3
POLICE EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE Referred(on 0/21/11) 6 Job offer extended. Selectee started onJune 8, 2012
COORDINATOR(1.vacancy)
(W,jerrailLfstf4pirese 61_4012), Not Interested/No.response 1
Withdrew/Discontinued 4
Job Offer 1.
POLICE RECORDS UNIT SUPERVISOR Referred(on 3/8/12) 1 Job offer extended, Selectee started on June:18,2012,
(I vacancy)
(Referred List Expires:6111t'J Not interested/No response 0
With drew/piscontinued 0
Job Offer 1
PUBLIC SAFETY WORKER Referred(on 5/31/12) 11 List was referred on 5/31/12 however, after a closer review of the
(4 vacancies) agency's needs, it was determined that tire recruitment will be
Recruitment closed closed without filling. Applicants were notified via letter.
Revised: 06/29/12
Recruitment Status Comments
6, RADIO DISPATCHER (anticipated Department of Personnel written test is scheduled jar 6129112.
vacancies)
7, POLICE RECORDS CLERK(anticipated Requisition was initiated on 6119112 due to an anticipated
vacancy) vacancy,
R. SCHOOL CROSSING GUARD— Position was re-advertised in the Garden/stand on 3121112,
Ka as Elementary(I vacancy)
9 SCHOOL CROSSING GUARD— Position was re-advertised in the Gorden Island on 31211,12
King Kaumualii (I vacancy)
10, SCHOOL CROSSING GUARD— Position was re-advertised in the Garden ts/ond can.:3,121/12.
Chiefess Kamakahelei (Z vacancies)
There is a total of 3 vacancies as current incumbent recently
submitted letter of resignation,
SCHOOL CROSSING GUARD— Position was re-advertised in the Garden Island on.3/21/12,
Hanalei Elementary(1 vacancy)
SCHOOL CROSSING GUARD— Position was re-advertised in the Ciarden Island on 3121112,
Kilauea Elementary(I vacancy)
Revised: 06/29/1,2
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KAUAI POLICE DEPARTMENT
Notes tmBudget Summary
For the Period May 2012
The Budget Status Report for May 2012 is subrmitted for your review and perusal, The
department's total expenditures plus encumbrances to date is 81%,below the 92% budget to
date.
T he breakdown of the year-to-date expenditures for the department is Chief's Office 81%.
Administrative and Technica| Bureau 75%of budget expended, investigative Service Bureau
640of budget expended and Patrol Service Bureau 76%of budget expended.
County of Kaua'i Fiscal Year 2013 Budget is now available for perusal on the county website.
KPD's budget from initial submission decreased by approximately$2.7M with a final dollar
amountof$25,391,109-
Fy 2013 Budget
KPD Submission Mayor's Review RnaVKpD Budget
Chiefs Office 26'049'203 23^540'I61 23,013,731
A&T8ureav 1'652'778 1'626^623 1'604,508
|SB 396'498 339,515 324,090
Patrol 436,220 403'I20 403,120
Police Commission 39500 44,940 44,940
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KAUAI POLICE DEPARTMENT
BUDGET SUMMARY ES THMATE
MAY 2352
2
EXPEENDMURES ENCUMBRANCES BALANCE %of BUDGET
Chiefs Mice $24,258,364,00 5119,3 5,458.98 3421,35118 34,521,553,84 81%
Admirdstrabve&Techr,,,call Bureau 1,698-4n.3-0 $82.280-65 399,750.83 416,454,62 75%
I,Ivestgs!IV2 Services Bureau 336,662,OC 186,364.90 29,92249 122 V4,611 A-1%
Patrol Services Bureau 486,148.X !65,571,65 ',84,291,C8 1."6.285.27 76%
Police Ccnmissi.011. 36,668,00 '2,562,45 22,80 24.482.7✓ 34%
TOTAL-GENERAL FUND $-,%
Asset P eats Funds $812,680,X- 53,77`3.54 j-,4,775,C10 $444,131,46 13%
YJ
Oz, 9�
—je-
Monthly Recap
Investigative Services Bureau
Lieutenant Daniel I Fort K-1 12A,
JUNE 2012
ININESTIGATIVESECTIONN
DEATH REPORT
5 feet from top f
30 year old female,camping in Kalalau Valley, fell approximately i* e o the o
her campsite, She had been sitting on a makeshift bench which apparently collapsed
causing her to fall backwards. Investigation revealed no foul play and death was ruled as
accidental.
47 year old male subject, visiting from Utah, was found unresponsive by maid sent to
-e
clean his rental unit. Autopsy was conducted and no signs of foul play were obsetv d or
suspected. The male subject was suffering from numerous ailments, Toxicology
screening will be conducted,final disposition pending Coroner's report.
TIffiFT
cal' th$5000 frorn,a parked
-6 year old male subject was detained for stealing
vehicle. The suspect attempted to sell the camera on Craigslist. A detective,posing asa
potential buyer,made contact with the suspect. Upon confirmation that the camera was
indeed the stolen camera, the Juvenile was detained.
26 year old male subject stole a purse from his 91 year old grandmother while visiting her
at&Regency at Puakea. The male subject was questioned by Detectives and
subsequently admitted to stealing the purse. He then led the Detectives to the purse and
ctim�s morphine medication.
Most O,LI-,Cr possessions were recovered, including the vii
MAJOR CREWS
52 year old male subject, living m Kapaa, in anger stepped o=at of his home and
discharged a firearm I several times, The subject was arrested and a search was conducted
of his horne. Severai rn bcIn
ore weapons were recovered. II e mule subject, --. g a
convicted felon, v-=7a-.s ch&-ged w ith additional firearim violations.
0 0
211 vear old Kalaheo man upon being a—restcd, for Disorderly conduct t�hreeCIICI the
a
Police officer and attempted to resist. Subsequent to arrest, the suspect's-vehicle was
seized whl--i it was!earned the male subject was brandishing a fireann prior to Pol-lice
contact and hid it in his vehicle. Search warrant was obtained, vehicle searched, and a
loaded I'Irearm. illegal knives and at munition,were recovered.
YOUTH SERVICES SECTION:
JUNE 2012 SUMMARY:
THAI�NJNGS:
1. Ozaki, Stulpe&- DeBlake—DARE Training Oahu
2, DeBlake -Taser Litigations TraimnQ
3
I DeBlake&Hamberg—SST Monthly Training
MLETINGS:
1. Ozaki &DcBlake—Drug Summit Meeting.1'Theresa Koki (2X)
2. Ozaki -Enforcement Committee Meeting/Theresa Koki
3, Ozaki -Prevention Committee Meeting !Theresa Koki
4. 07-aki -Youth Counsel Meeting/Jan,Miyarroto
5. 07-aki—SIG/SPIF Grant Meeting/'Theresa Koki
6, 07-aki, Hamberg,DeBlake —SHOPO
7. DeBlak-e,-Central Coalition Meeting
S. SRO unit meeting
9. Ozaki -Park Sweeps Grant MOA Meeting.'Theresa Koki & Marvy Amaro
10. DeBlake—Prosecutors Office for Jury Trail
11. Ozaki—Sea Scouts meeting with Sears Managetrient
12. Ozaki. DeBlake& Harriberg—ISB meeting I A,,Lt. Ponce
MISCELLANEOUS FUNCTIQNS;
• Ozak-i & DeBlake-Agility Testing of potential KPD RecraitS
• Ozaki, Swipe, DeBlake&Hamberg—Annual Physical &Treadmill Test
• Ozaki—,assist Vice-w!Warrant
• Ozaki & DcBlalke Assist Vice)N"." War-rant
TEMV Detail N(-,-IIII Shore
• Ozak-,; & DeBlake U
• DeBlake-Off Duvv Escort 11 PMRF
• DeBlake- C-ourt
• Ozaki, DeBlake& Cleaned out DARE closet
• Ozaki, DeBlake& II berg- CI eaned out KPAL Co ntainer f 81irs",
• DeBlake- Trained new recruits
• DeBlake& Flarriberg- Cell Block
• T,)cBlake - GIB" states(121 hrs)
o, DeStake & mberg -Operation Roving Sweep
2
• DeBlake- Worked with Mike Lyosa ft--r the repair of the 41RUnner'bumper
• DeBlake- Washed and cleaned 4Ru-r--r(1,hrs)
• DeBlake- Worked vith Mike Lyosa to change out batten— for CK"—1
• DeBlake- Worked with- Mike .11yosa to conduct vehicle re-pair or,C 1,707
• DeBlake - Detectives Equipmenti Order-,vith US Cav
• DeBlake -A.R.B.
• Ozaki-DeBlake &Harnberg-Cleared&- Repaired the SRO Golf Carts
• DeBlake&Harnberg-Burolar-,,• Detail North,Shore
• Ozak-.-Creating Parks Sweeps MOA between KPD &Liffcs ChOices Kauai
• Ozak-i-Creati-Tict Tobacco Stings MOM between KPS &- University of Hawaii
• 07-aki-K-PAL Banking
• Ozaki-K-PAL Budget
• Harnlrerg- Assist Detectives vvith Warrant service(KIPID Evidence Warehouse)
• Hamberg- Assist Detectives vNith (propert0 'huy' (surveillance. dctait=ent.
-evidence vehicle tow, questioning, juvenile release)
CLASSES:
Ozaki Dispatch Recruits /Peer Support FCC -1 Recraits
K-PAL;
• Wrestling Kapaa Youth Center&- l,-ihue Vet Center 2 Tournaments (Maui
& Oah) 100 Juveniles
• Boxing Lihue &Harapepe I Toum-amens(National
Junior Olympics) 100 Juveniles
• Kickboximz Lihue &Hanapepe I Tournament50 Juveniles
• Sea Scouts Kapaa Youth Center 25 Juveniles
• jiu Jitsu Self Defense Kapaa Youth Center 25 Juveniles
• Fitness&- Conditioning Kapaa Youth Center 25 Juveniles
• Flag Football Waimea to Anahola 50.0 Juveniles
VICE NARCOTICS SECTION
WARRANTS SERVED:
'+ -h
the Vice Narcotics unit initiated 6Search warrant.sduring the Month of wric. 6 A cult
I ff
ed for nu-nerous(hrag charges. Of icers recovered
males and I Adult female were detam,
McIffiamphetartine, Hash, Pills, Illegal Firearrns, Mari-luana and Cash. All tffie cases
generated from these warrants will be sent to the Pr(-,,wcu-'tor's office for Prosecution,
DRUG BUYS:
Vice officers conducted 21 "Controlled Buys" fromknovv-n suspects dUT-Ingthe month of
June. Recovered in all the purchases was Crystal McthA,.mphctaTninc, During
subsequent months. Officers will apply for Search/Arrest Warrants to Arrest the
individual sellers as -,vell as seize drugs, currency and paraphernalia.
VICE SPECIAL OPERATIONS:
Gregory Ferreira Jr. was arrested on a Federal xvarra-nt. Perreira gave, consent to have Ins
m am phetamine and
vehicle searched, Vice Officers recovered 11,5 granis of cr y stal
drug,paraphernalia. Gregory Perreira N411 be tried in Federal Court.
From June 21-22, 1.0122, Narcotics officers conducted Marijuana eradication flights over
the island of Kauai. 583 were recovered from State and Private lands,
K9 SEARCH WARRANT:,
A search warrant was obtained for a FedExL,,,)x based on a canine alert. No ills—gal drugs
were recovered.
STATE FORFEITURES:
Samuel Denning 1993 Grand Jeep, Cherokee Laredo 881.00
Tricial Rosa 2002 KI'a MPVH 13M
Joshua Bopp 1995 Toyota Pickup S 5326.00
Kahana Kaauwai, U.S. Currency $ 5774.00
Ak,eak-amai Nino U. S. Currency S i 31 13 M
Shanan Kaui U. S. Currency $ 8900,00
Shan-4n Kaui Chicken Gaff's $ 6900,00
TOT AL S3420 7 M
rf
0-
SUBMITTED BY:
Lt. Danjtt-T Fort K-112
4
INVESTIGATIVE SERVICES BUREAU
MONTHLY REPORT FOP, JUNE 2012
Submitted b A/Capt Daniel Fort,..-,'-;/
f
VICE SECTION
Self Referrea j Carry ever Total Avera a Arrest Cases ro Cleared
Initiated Cases Cases Assigned Per oF0 Cases s Cleared
56 56 11 11 56 I I00.007.
5 Investigators
GENERAL INVESTIGATIONS
- 7, Cleareo
_nitrated Cows Ccses Assigned Per PFD Cases s Cleared
2 112 510 624 125 44 1 _ 47 7 53'�
5 OreteCtives
PROPERTY CRIMES INVESTIGATION5 5ECTION
1�elf Referred Carry-Over Total A,e-age Arres-! Cases %Cleared
initiated Cases Cases Assigned Per PFO Cases s Cleared
7 7F, 1 254 339 85 47 I1 162 47 79.E
4 Detectives
OFFICERS IN THE SCHOOL
Selt Reterred Carry- o a. Avercge ArresT ash °!° Ciec =c
Initiated Cases Cases Assigned Per PFD Cases s Geared
21 21 1 43 14 21 2 47 97671.
3 Investigators i1 Sergeant. 3 Officers)
DARE / GREAT Drug Confiscations Number Value
MARE Classes Marijuana Plants 622 311,000.00
[)ARE Students Marijuana 17,59 350.00
SRO Activities 27 Cocaine 0
Students Herein 0
Methamphetamine 104.5 11,000.00
Missing Persons 1 Hash 2g 25.00
Pills/Toblets 63 630.00
D VIC i=cstacy 0
Abuse/Household Membe- - 46 Others 0
TRO/Protection Order Cases 11 vehicles 0
Domestic Related Cases 2 Currency X10,016.00 10,016.00
Verbai / Domestic Arguments Wee cns i3 1,300.00
Total OV Related Cases �� X334„32 0
Restraining Orders Su'm Actions --
Served TRO•S 8 Info Charging
Served Protection Orders 0 Arrest Warrants
Dissolved / NS Orders 0 Search Warrants 7
unserved Orders 7 Gtations 0
Forei Orders 0 Persons) Arrested
CPS Orders 70
Tonal Res-training Orders 1
PATROL SERVICES BUREAU
QUARTERLY -RFPORT
RIB., AY,JUNE 2012
The following statistic is compiled by the Patrol Services Bureau:
2012 2011
CITATIONS 5373 6577
Attached information sheets details the Patrol Activities during the Second Quarter
of the current calendar.
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PATROL SERVICES BUREAU
REPORT FOR THE 2nd QUARTER OF 2012
ACTnITIES:
in addition to the daily Bureau responsibilities during Thl"s quarter, Patrol Services were involved in,
the following personnel movements and activities:
PROINIOTIONS
Effective Sunday,April 22.2_012 the follo-oving officers will be promoted to the rank o"Police Lieutenant:
Scrizearit Robert. Gausepohl
Sergeant Trent M. Shirr abukuro
Sergeant Todd W. K. Tanaka
Effective Sunday, April 22,2012 the following officers,,xill,be proinoted to the rank of Police Sergeant or
Detective:
Officer Darla J. Abbatiello
Officer Christian D. Jenkins
Officer Elliott K. Ke
Officer Anthony J. Morita
Officer Len 11. `ti.;tta
Officer Jason D. Overmwr
Officer Scott P. Williamson
NEW HIRE
Vie following personnel were selected-rorn a referred 'list tofiIIII the vacant Police Services Officer's
positions effective Tuesday,May 1, 201
Dustin K. Broad Lance 1. Okasaki
Richard D. BroAm Stag=M. Perreira
Christopher R. Cabrera Arthur'F, Sayan
Joshua L, Ili es creighton v, 'rarnagawa
Andrew S. Muraoka
The special assignment of'Mr. Matthew R.Beadle te",mated at fhe close of business on May 20, 20 121
Matthew R. Beadle was selected Porn a referred list to filz the vacant Police Services Officer position,
effective Monday, May 2 1.1012. Mr. Beadle vv-ill i 0 irl the 921d Recruit Academy.
Cowt INEW HfRE
The ,following personnel bNxre selected from a ref"erred iist to fill the vacant Radio, Dispa-che.-I positions,
effective Monday. "uric 18,2012:
Ms. Ginger P. Bray
Ms,, Mom� Ann K. Kanea-kiia
Ms. Mary Jo TN din zco
c Radio Dispatchers mill -l-assigned to the Patrol Services Bureau,Communication Centen
l `L
TRANSFERS
T-Ie following-,Nillbe effective Sunday, April 22, 2012.
Natric From ?_,_o
Lt. Robert Gausepohl, Patrol Services Bureau Administrative&Technical
Traffic Saf*Unit Research&Development
Lt. Scott K. Kaui Adrninistrative&Technical Bureau Patrol Services Bureau
Research&Development
Lt. Trent M. Shitnabukuro Patrol Services Bureau Patrol Services Bureau
Squad 1, Lihue
Lt. 'I'odd W. K. Tanaka Patrol Services Bureau Patrol Services Bureau
Squad 21, Lihuc
The following-,Ail] be effective Swriday,April 22, 2012:
Narne From To
Sit. Darla J. Abbatiello Patrol Services Bureau Adniinistrative&Technical
Squad'-',. Waimea Research&Development
Sgt, Kenneth P. K. Cummings Patrol Services Bureau Investigative Services Bureau
Squad .3, Waimea
Sat,a , Roderick B. Green Patrol Services Bureau Adinin-Istrative& Technical
Squad i,. Hanalei R &D/CommunIfY Relations
Sgt, Christian D, Jenkins Patrol Services Bureau Patro Services Bureau
Squad 1, Hanalei
Sgt. Elliott K. Ke Patrol Services Bureau 011'Ecc of the Chief
rn,
Traffic Safety Unit (Special Assig _ient)n
Sgt, Antony J. Morita Patrol Services Bureau l3atro" Se.,,ices Bureau
Squad t, 'Hanalei
con,t TRANSFERS
The Rillowincr v�ill be effective Sunday, April 22. 20112:
Natne From To
Det. Len H. Nitta Patrol Services Burexu Inve4stizat-ve Services Burexd
Squad 1, Lihue
Sgt. Jason D. Ovemnyer Patrol Services l3wrewu Patrol Services Bureau
Traffic Safetv Unit TM ffic Sai�V Unlit
Sgt. Sew It,P. Williamson Patrol Services Bureau Patrol Sen—ices Bureau
Squad 33, Lihue
The following transfers Ivill be effective Sunday, April 219,2012.
N am e From To
015c. Colin D.Nesbitt Patrol Services Bureau Investigative Services Bureau
Squad 3,Waimea
Ofe. Ginny,N.Pia Investigative Services Bureau Patrol Services Bureau
Lihue
Effect-we'l-hursday, June 7. 21012, Officer Shelly L. Rodri gues will be on special assignment to the
Administrative&Technical Bureau,Research and Development Section.
ASSIGNMENTS MIN PATROL
Effective Sunday, April 8, X012.
Name From To
Ofic. Troy Sakaguch-, PSB Administration Lihue Squad 3
Effective Sunday, April 222 2012:
'dame Assignment
t-
T Scott Ka,.0 Hanalei District
1
Lt, Trent Shimabukuro Lihue District
Lt. Todd Tanaka Adm mist ration
Lt,Jon Takamura I`. fic Safety Unit
Sgt. Christian jen dins Lihue Squad 2
ssat Scott willimmsor, Waimea Squad
Sgt, Sandv Wakurnoto Hanalei Squad i
Sgt, Anthony Mmorita AdlwnnisL�ation, Detention Facility
SL,t, Jason Overrayer Trafflic Safety Unit
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C.n,t ASSIGNMIENTS TO/IN7 PATROL
Effective Sunday, Apni 29 012'
Name - 'To Fr 0-"in
Ofc. Philip Bariquel Lihue Squad I Waitrea Squad 1
ot-c. 'Mark SwTe ISIS(Ternporary) Waimea Squad
SB
Ofc. Ginny Pia L T
Lihue Squad I k
Ofc. Jason Scalzo Hanalei Squad 1 Waunea. Squad 21
Effective Sunday,May 6.2012:
-Narne To From
Ofc. Damian Loo Hanalei Squad 3 Lihue Scuad 3
Ofc. Sha-vNn Hanna Lihue Squad 3 Hanalei -Squad 3
Effective Monday, May 7. 2012.
Name To From
Ofc. Arthur Caberto PSB Admin. Waimea Squad 1
Effective Sundav, May 13, 2012:
Name TO From
Ofc, N-orber'to Garcia PSB Admin. Hanalei Squad 3
Ofc. Bruce ante Lihue SQuad 3 Waimea Squad 1
Ofe. Christopher Vierra Waimea Squad 3 Waimea Squad 2
Effective Sunday, May 13, 2011.2, Officer Shaun P. Hanna will be reassigned to the Traffic safety Unit from
Squad 3. Lihue.
Effective Sunday, May 27. 2012:
Nam e To
Ofc. Mark SwIpe Waimea Squad 2
Effective 'I"hursday. May 3 1, 2012:
Marne To From
Ofc. Daniel Millov PSB Admin Uhue Squad.3
Effective Su-nday-, June 11,77, 2012:
Nxr-e TO From
rain ea Squad 21
Ofe- Mark Stuippe Lihue Sci ad
MILITARY LEAVE
APPOLNTINIENTS
RETIREMENTS
RIESIG-NATIONS
Officer Richard D. Drapesa resigned at the close of business on April 30,2-012, OftfiCerl)Tapesa-was a
police Officer I assigned to the Patrol Services Bureau.
REINSTATEMENT
officer Nelson P. Agn, was reinstated as a Police Officer I and placed on a leave of absence with pay
effective February 6.2012, and not to exceed tune 30,2012. Effective Jully2, 2012, Officer Agni will be
I - 'ion reflecred on Personnel
assured d separa,
Igned to the Patrol Services Bureau. Adstiative Section. Rescir
Order�2011-0-1,
TERAILNATION
aTHER
TRAINING:
RJII
12-09 R-EI III NGTON 870 SHOTGT
UN AR-MOREWS COURSE
04/23120 122TO 04/24,/20l 2
OFC. jOH` ` MULL fNEAUlX
12-` A ELECTRONIC CONTROL DEVICE CERTIFICATION
044/04 20 12 TO 04/05,'20 2
OFC, RAY TAKEKAWA OFC. KAI i li-A N A R EN A ru'l)
OFC. CHAD CATALT-7\-A OFC, ANTHONY ABALOS
OFC. JOEL MIYASHIRO OFC, MATTHENV K.V- -UA!lrNE
OFC. JOHN MULLINEAUX
04/12/201,2 1-0 041113/2012
OFC. VERNON SCRIBNER OFC. ELLIOTT KE
OFC. TYRUS CO TRADE OFC, '\HI.SO\, GABRIEL
OFC. SHELLY RODRIGUES OFCAKENNNISON NAGAHISA
OFC. WHITMAN MCCALLUTM
04/11 7/220 12 TO 04/18120112
OFC. CLYDE CAIRES OFC, ,vtIC11AEL BURATTI
OFC. ARTHUR CABERTO OFC. ISAIAH SARSON-A
OFC. MACKENZIE METCALFE OFC. TROY SAKAGT CI 11
12-20 CRITICAL IN-'CIDEi\TUPO�\,SELXER_CISE -P',IfRF
04/10/2-0 12
LT. JON! TtVCA-X, ,IURA LT. RICHARD ROSA
SGT. TODD T.,ANAKA OFC, ALLAN ANDRES
OFC, AARONN BAN-, D-NIA,Nr-\- OFC. LEN VITA
OFC, 11ANSo!
,IST
OFC. RANDALL HERO � u
OFC. DARE NIRIM-ATA OFC, JOHN M'JLLfNl---AUX
OFC. MICHAEL,NN
12-2 4 Dlsj' C I R T R I L' CS,f I I .NEW tRIADIO SYSTEM
04/16/20 i2
K-ATH T EEN LANGTAD DO NN T.A.\-!(','-UCI-11
,L,
04/117i2012-
CHRIST-1\-A CHONGTIM A LLISON KANE
KATHLIFEN-11 LANGILAD NORMA 'CHMSTIAN
NELIAIE BUNAO ID 0 NIN TAB I CT I-`CA'11
DO A T AIK�I Ci UV I I I Cl,I F,R Y 1-R11.C,0-G00
Con't APRIL 2012
DI S PAVIFC HE R Ti 1 N7 Q N THE NEB, RADI 0 S Y S TEM
2-22 4
04/1 8,`2012
BRIGIFITE RIVERA
ALYSSA DATO KRISTI N LONG
04/19/2012
KATHY INGRAM LAVINiATAOVA0
DEBORAH CARNIALHO
SUT� ERVTSORY TRAINFNG REGIMENJNPREPARATION AND
SERGE,MN I S(S lRU!ES)COURSE
04/231/2012
LT. TREINT SHIMABUKURO LT, TODD TAB AKA
'I
04/27312012 To 04,,"26,,'/-0 12
SGT. CHRISTIAN TE'_�\KIN'S
j SGT. ANNTHONY MORIT A
SGT. JASON OVERMYER SGT, SCOTT NNVILLTAMSONN'
12-31 VISIONFBR 4.3 SYSTEM ADMINSTRATION TR AINING
04/27/2012
SGT. ANTHONY MORITA SGT. JASON OVERMYER
OFC. JESSE GUIRAO
NL4LY 2012
12 'TERDICTION CONFERFNCE
14-26 '012 fNlA DRUG,, FERRORIST IN
05/131/2-012 TO 5/17/201
OFC. COUNNESBITT
!2-30 F.A.sa. TFAM TRAIT N-ING
05/08,1201 2
TI'f W
LT, TRENT SHIMABUKU"'RO SGT. SCOT I 11AMSON,
OFC, JASON MAI'SUOKA CTC, BRUCE'SA NCE
OFC, TYSON RF'T 1-,.ACIO.\, - OFC-. AARON RELACION
OFC, DANJIEL MILLOY OFC. jOSIEP11 1-111N JCS NGALA
OFC. ARTHUR CABERTO
C; 't MAY 2012
�N�J 'vj�(T\TT-K�EVJ-RAINING —MAY
2-333 SPECIAL SF 71CF-S Th'-A-
05/214/2012,
L'L TODD TANAKA OFC. ALLAN ANDRES
OFC. RANDALL AFRO OFC, I)ARIN IRIMATA
OVC. T HN MULUNTEAUX OFC, 1A O- IISU
� 10
OFC. MICHAEL N11
12-33 DEBRIEFFING/COP NQ WITH "FRAUMA WORKSHOP
05`1 i 1`2 0 1'.2
Ni'SGT. DAMIENMCCALLUM OFC. SHAWN HANNA
i
-A,/C ALEEJANDRE,QUIBILANI-- A JESSE GUIRA- 0
OFC. AARON BANDMAN'N LT. J 0-N TAK A N—[Uj RA
OFC. MARKSTULPE LT. TODDTANAKA
LT. TRENNT SHI-MABUTKUTRO LT, RICI-LARD ROSH
OFC, BRIA'-N SILVA LT. SCOTT Kr U'l
SGT. SANDY WAKUMOTO OFC. srEVEN VINZANT
SGT. CHRISTIA'N JENKINS OFC, KAPENA WILSON
SGT. JASON OVER-MYER QEC. KEi\r-\'ISON-'-,\,AGAI-IISA
SGT. SCOTT W'ILLIAMSON OFC. GILBERT ASUNCIO'N
T
SGT. SCOTT BR LIE OFC. ARN-'EL P UTRISIMA
A/SGT. PADDY RA ISONI P KELSEY MUN-ISO
-IN
KATT-ILFENLANIGTAD DARSI GAMES
12-3 6 HIGHER GROUND LOGGING RECORDER TRAlN`fNG
05/18120121
LT. TODD TAIL Mk-k KATTILEEN' - T AkNGTAD
12-37 DEALING WITH PERSONS VHQ HAVE MENTAL HEALTA ISSUES
05/30/2012
OFC. JESSE CASTRO OFC, SHELLY RODRIGUES
OFC. "ASON- SCALIZO OFC, GEORGE LACCONE
OFC. MICHAEL-.\'!I OFC. KAPF\,,`A WILSON
OFC. JOHN MULLIFNEAUX OFC, JOSEPH HTIMONGALA
OFC, LARRY SOLTMAN OFC, KAULANA RENAUD
OFC, CLYDE CAIR:[,',S OFC. DIREK LORITA
Olf:(--, DAMIAN i'00 OF(-, 'NORBER'1'0 GARCTA
OFC, ARNEL PC RISIMA OFC, KEN-NISON NAGAHISA
OFC, NELSONGABRIEL 0 F Cl S H AWN' I-j"AN NN,A
Con'Con't MAY 2012
5/331,`20I2
OFC, BRIAN SILVA SG'F, SCo I`T BREDE
OFC. JAMES KI'ROWSKI SGT, CHRISTIAN TENKINS
OFC, ROLLAND PEAIJU SGL SCOT-1"WJL.I,'IIAMS O
OFC, PADDY RAMSO'N OFC. RI 'CIIAEL C',1 RIAG
OFC, PHILIP BANQUEL. OFC. KAIHUA AKEG
OFC, IAKA A RIVERA OFC, DARIN IRI'NIAl"A
OFC. STEVEN I ZANT OFC, RANDALL NERO
SGT, JASC)� OVERMYER OFC. V'1 R'tiC?N I ASL r L
OFC. WADE TAKEMOTO OFC. CHRISTOPHER V IE--RRA
OFC. D N. Y CREAMER OFC. VEW,\10 SCRIB,\I:R
OFC. DAVID BA_NQ "El, OFC, RAY TA EKAWA
OFC. CLAYTO'�I OK��MO_l0 OFC. JONATHAN BCC' AC?IiTA
OFC. MAYFHEW KALUAFIINE LT, RICHARD ROSA
OFC. GILBERT ASLTNCTONT LT. SCOTT K.AL£I
OFC. DAMIE I MCCALLL OFC. HANSON LISL.
SGT. ANTHO'NY MORITA OFC. BRUCE NANCE
OFC. JESSE Gt;IRAO OFC. ISAI H ARSO'N A
SGT. SANDY WAKUMOTO OFC, FLOYD IAI
OF C. M A R IN I FERNAN'DEZ OFC, JERALD KIM
OFC, TYSON RF:L.ACIC)N OFC. JOEL M IYASIIIRO
OFC. I Y RL S CON-TRADES OFC. M CKENZIE METCA L,FE
OFC, JASON MATSUOKA
06,'0612012
LT. TRENT SIIIMAB KI RO OFC:. TROY SA.I<;AG `C HI
LT, TODD TXNAKA OFC,, CI-IAI D CA"FALtTNTA
OFC. DANIEL MILLOY OFC, IICHAE I' Bt R�1TTI
OFC, WHITMAN MCCALLL M OFC. CIIITC GA L QUE
OFC, A TIIO Y ABAL OS OF-C. AI.I.A' ANDRFS
OFC. AARON BA DMAN CSI=C;. ARTHUR CAI3L RTO
OFC, AARON ELACIO OFC.MICHAEL MARSHALL
JUNE'2012
2-2 ND lA'rIQ -1 LO-,\ TR--VINING
71
ECW,'TASER LEGAL !SSUES A A
06/215/2 01"1 TO 06/2-76/2012
LT, TODD TkNAKA SGT. SANDY WAKUMOTO
SGT, SCOTT BREDE OFC ANTHUNY ABALOS
OFC. EN ISO NAGAHISA OFC, DAMIA"T,00
OFC, DAVID BANQLTEL OFC, PHILIP BANQILL
OFC, TYROS CO-.\-TR--kDES
E R 'CY VEHICLE.,OPER-ATOR.I-NSTRUCTOR'S COURSE
N4FN
061106/2012 TO 06/15/27011
SGT. JASON OVERMYER KAPE--NA WILSO-N
12- n R QFFTCFR TR -ING -r)CERTIFICATION' AND RECERTIFT
40 A F AIN 'l
06/18/2012 TO 06/29/20112
OFC. MARK STICLPE
'VE, -CEI
CLAN, -DESTIN,-l-,
2-43 LA_BOR,,kTopy IN, STIGA'FOR RE IqlFICATION
06/20/2012
SUIT'. CHRISTL,%-N-7 JENKINI-S' OFC, PADDY RA.�ISONI
OFC. ALLAN, A.\DRES OFC. AARON"RELACION
OFC. JASON MATSUOKA' OFC. 13RUCE NANCE
12-45 SPECIAL.,SERVICES TEAS- IOTIILY TRAM IC JC: I
06/29/201/2
LT. TODD TAN'AXA OFC, ALLAN ANDRES
OFC, RANDALLNER0 OFC. DARIN IRIMATA
OFC. jOHNN MULLINEAUX OFC, ILA,"\1 SO'\, HSTU
OFC. MICTIAEll-NII
PATROL SERVICES BUREAU
MONTHLY ACTIVITY REPORT
June
363
A. FELONY
B. MISDEMEANOR 2
C. DUI 1
RV
i
E h � `�
Revised 06/01/201l
MONTHLY TRAFFIC REPORT
JUNE 2012
TRAFFIC COLLISIONS VIOLATIONS
FATAL T!ATAL TNJURy T
DISTRICT COUNT TJC$ T/CS MOVE PARIK MI SC BELT TOTAL
LTT11)E 0 0 9 439 451 268 411 793
4T€ATTVT7A 0 0 4 56 1 54 3 114
1C11.C)A 0 0! 2 202 33 138.1 241 397
KAWAIHAU 0 0 1 97 19 85 It 212
1CANAT T±:T 1 1 2 31 220; 35 1' 287
1'C1T't1L 1 1 18 826 318' 580; 80 1803
T+0°i"AL YEAR 4 4 116 4111' 1543 3115 663 9322
MONTH
PREV "'x`11 0 ol 20 783 277 796 408 2264
TO DATE
1'Tt :U V Et 3 3 X120 5143 1022; 474+6 1076 11987
community Oriented Policing Report
Traffic Safety Unit
n
TO DAR-RYL PERRY, CHIME F OF POUT-E
-7--fit-1 -2�
VIA: M CFAEL M. C'ONTIRADES, DEPUTY "RIFE
ALSJAINDRE Q=ILAN, ASSISTANT CHIIEF, PSB
JASON OVERMYER, SERIGEAN'T, TSU
SUBJEC77: COMMUNITY ORIENTED POLICING REPORT FOR J-UNE 2012
I. ENFORCEMENT EFFORTS
Pi Misc. Seatbelt Movincr 0"V7-7 i
iatoon/Sercreant Par-king
14 2- 286
1 -
64 21 372 5
iTOTALS
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SPECIAL OPERATIONS
The Traffic Safety Unit conducted Speed enforcement on the
wa-4l-ua Stretch and in the Li llme Construction area.
TSU continued to work on llorens4 - sketches for ongoing
for -
investigations. In addition we continue to -work on
4-,l Homicide.
investigating cases of Negligent Hom- -
n,.d -1 4 c e Re_c n,:,_J t
TSU besan recruit trainin_g with the 82 pc��
Class.
The Traffli-c- Safety Unit condUcted one (1) Nightt-i-me
Seatbelt Enforcement Project for a total of four (41 hours.
A total- of 45 citations were issued.
III. MEETINGS
A. 06/'C6 - - Attended Emergel-Icy Vehlic-le Opperator
-nstructor r_"curse in California.
Page 1 of 2,
B. 0,6121 - 06/22 - Attended to 'l
de Trail .c Commanders
Meeting on Oahu.
C. 0612-6- - Attended �llawaii -raffic R. ecords Coordinating
Mee�-4
corm-aittee -Lncr c n O .
0, 065/28 and 06129 - Inst—zucted Adlvanced =ca .ale Impaired
Driving Enforcemient (ARID E) Or- Maui
IV. CD TY ACTIVITIES AND INVOLVEMENT
�-o r, ars=e A. 06/116 - TSU conducted Traff-fic -Intro" fc- the Kameham
Day Parade.
s,IL,m-'Ltted -for your review and approval.;
O
Sergeant T6 7.
- 100 hrs
^v7-06-201-2
Page
20 -2-
conmunlity Oriented Policing Report
Ch is District
TC: DARRYL PERRY, CHIEF OF POLICE
VIA: M-CHAZ-1 C0NTP-T=S, DEP=Y
.L _Lk CHIE- OF POIICE
ALE QUIBILAN, ASSISTA-NT CHIEF, PSB
FROM: TRENT SHIMABUKU-RC, LIIEUTENIANTt PS3 hb--4 '
SUBJECT- COMMUNITY ORIENTED POLICING REPORT FOR JUNE 2012
1. ENFORCEMENT EFFORTS
F---- Parking ,i ea�-bel',-- � Movincr ! Soeedir-cr ! OITU=
Platoon M-J-sc. 1 S
14 65 8
I 45 164 S 79 2
39 43
TOTALS 65 208 1 17 1-49 5
SPECIAL OPERATIONS
A. Traff:-c enforcement on June 23`d frost 070'01-1j-00 lirs . on
Kaumuaiii Hari. at the construction zone in Lilrue. 1.9
1 � for mcli-Incr violations .
c:�-ta ions were issued. G - th -B. Traffic enforcement on rune 28 targeting Cell Phone
--at 4ions were issue .d
viciations 4 c4
IiI. MEETINGS
A. None
IV. COMMM;ITY ACTIVITIES AND INVOLVEMENT
A. Plt- ',-, Officer volunteers to coach the 1-fawa4j Youth
Soccer AsscciatiCrl U-I-0 and -0-12 age groups.
Z11
'k4 -ummer Fes -
C,-�:f4 -c-r pa---- pale ' Jn -he Ke-,
B. pit. 3
2012 on June 2r1c, at the Kauai Bea--h Resort.
Officer -and PI-t. 3 Cf.,fficer pa--i:--4 ,)ated J-n -he
Mayhor-a-thon which took place on the Kauai Bike path.
They ut.-LIized the newly purchased Segways-
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s itte4 b y
Shimabuku- -104
sip t enan t L e
07-09-12 1700 acaza
Page 2 of 2
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Community Oriented Policing Report
Waimea District
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TO- I A}RRYL PERRY. CHIEF OF POLICE
VIA. MICHAEL COOT ES, DEPUTY CHIEF OF POLICE
T CHIEF QUI]BILAN'. ASSISTA PSG t
FROM: RICHARD `. ROSA. LIEUTENNA T, PSIS
SUBJECT: CONIMU ITY ORIENTED POLICING REPORT JUN F, 2012
I. ENFORCENMEN I' EFFORTS
Sc uad Parking Misc. Seatbelt Icy ini flVT-TT
T 2 ?{} 11 104 0
II 1
61 150 0
5 93 6 169 3
TOTALS ' 24 224 ? 40 3I9 3
II, SPECIAL OPERATIONS
A. 06101 —Squad 3 Traffic Enforcement
P. 06/14—Squad 2 Traffic Enforcement
IIZ,
TMEEETINGS
A. 06`1 S--W t Kaua`i Meeting
B, 06i°22 P lzce C rn_missio Meeting—Officers Abalos and Iri to named
Officers of the Month
IV. COIN) 'I ACTI'V'ITIES AND INVOLVE IEI T
A. 05/17 Met with the Hanap pE Coming pity as they requested and gave a recap of
2011 l,
05f'24—Of ficcr's f attended the K--kaha ScIlhool 5 jrade Craduat;on
Page ! of 2
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Submitted for-your review and approval:
0?Ri and -V Rosa K-1 10
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Li uternant Waimea
-03-IL2 2015 Hrs
Page 2 of 2
KAUAI POLICE DEPARTMENT
DAIFE OF iSSIJE EFFECTME DAT 0.
f
ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE 07/0'2/12 Z-
201-2-03
RF--�ERENCE RESCINDS:
n
2002-11
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COLLEGE TL71TION RELNIBURSETNIEN'T
L PURPOSE:
T 31 rogram, is desig
P ned to prevent the high cost of a college education from demy;1a KPD
employees access to college degrees that will help them deal with the'latest developmel-lis""I
management and technolo'-Y.
1J. PROGRAINI:
The Kaua'i Pollee Department has a lirmted amount of fianidiillg to help interested-employees and
staff pay ay for their college tuit-ion and related college expenses.
111. REQL-M-1qE NN`S:
A. `I" e foillowring require-rents must be met to be eligible for taivion assistance:
1. The program is available to all full-tLlme,non-proba!Lionary employees and staff of the Kaua'i
Police Department,
2, 1 h courses or degrees must be related to the employee's or or potential work assignment
In t-he poise department."
3. Tj-,e college or univezrsity must be an accredited ins'itute off higher I eamni-ng.
4. All applicants must folloov,the guidelines set forth in this Adin=' 'strattive Notice,
IV. APPLICATION:
A. Empioyees who are-s ere-sted:in, participating in t�ds pros arn must send a nne-mcrandim-ni
zn
-Iol-F rom)to the o f E ct o f the Chief Cif P o h cc- -Ih c memorar.d tunr should cliude lie fro
N-'--rne oifcolkae or umversity
C,
2. Coursee and degree being pursued by the applicant
Cost of Tuition auid a---v other related fees
4 How the course relates to the em 'loyee's work,or possilble 42�ufnze ,vork assing .-ment
P
KPD FORM 201
0 a
V. AP P L I C ATION_REA-1 FA '
A. All appt_ 'or -Ws Lz and the
�i�a,ti 'S Will be reNie-'vedbv the cornniander of I'm appllca�
Chief elf Police, The Chief of PoFe w tl make the-,-LIal dete=lluaLlon On-whelher to f,,--,d`he
request or not. T de-cision to honor the ap-phication will 'ch--based on the avalla'--le fi-,nds,
benefit to the department,turning of the application- and seniority offifte ernp! v e.
VL FUNDING,0F CO
IN,` he
A, Upor, receiving approval fora the Chuelfof Police, the applicant iniu-stcheck -Lht,-
departtmeriVs fiscal persomel to verify T--hat adequate fund-ing for the request is still available, If
fi;ndfing is available,helshe must then re gist L'-
g r for the co-arse(s) and make arrangements for the
payment of flhe course(s) and any other associated costs. (i.e.books,techniology fees,etc.').
Employees shall not prepay the cost of any course with the expectation ofreimnbi=-sewent. The
County of Kxlai will not reimburse any employee for any prepayment.
B. The applicant should take no snore thav 6 months to complete the course. Extensions to the 6
months may be granted only for-valid reasons approved by the Chief of Police,
C. Upon completion of the course, the applicant must then sub--nit a copy oft e final course grade
to the Trainii-ngoffice. Applicants scoring lower than a"C"grade will'be required to pay back
the Kaua'i Police Department the amount famished for the course(s). The amount owed back by
the applicant may be deducted fora the applicant's pay. All applicants a II be required to sign
the "Agreement Regarding Repayment of Tuition Assistan=ce"prior to the receipt of feels.
'PROW- D.
Da _J D 'PERRY Date
Chief of Xli-ce
KPD FORM 201
KAUAI POLICE DEPARTMENT
DATE OF r S E
EFFECTIVE DATE NO,
Qt As Noted ? -(
REFERENCE
JI I DEX AS:
NEW HIRE
N- EW HIRE
The special assignment of Mr. -Matthew R. Beadle terminated at the close of business on May, 20, 210121
Matthew R. Beadle was selected from a referred list to fill the vacant Police Services Officer nosition-
effective Monday,May 21, 2011 ?fi t-. Beadle dill join the 82:1°Recruit Academy.
Mr. Glenn Y. Ebesu was selected from a referred list to fill the vacant Pence Equipment Maintenance
Coordinator Position, effective Monday, June 18, 2012. Mr. Ebesu will be assigned to the Administrative
and Technical Bureau,Identification Section.
The following personnel were selected from a referred list to fill the vacant Radio Dispatcher 1 positions,
effective Monday.June 18,2012:
Ms. Ginger P.Bray
Ms. Momi Ann K. anea ua
Ms. Mary Jo Ty di geo
The Radio Dispatchers will be assigned to the Patrol er�rces Bureau, Communication Center.
9)n a—t--
ar ,l D. Perri
Ch ef ofPolice
Distribution"A"
CONFIDENTIAL-FOR LNTERNAL USE ONNL
D 200
0 0
KAUAI POLICE DEPARTMENT
IMA7E OF 1535 E EFFECTIVE DATE NO,
PERSONNEL ZC ER 6'20 1 As Noted 2012-09
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REFERENCE RESCINDS:
I EX AS;
ASS NI ME T,REINSTATENIENT & TRANSFER
ASSIGNVIVIENT
Effective Thursday, Jane 17 2012, Officer Shelly L. Rodrigues ues mill be on special ass,.gnineent to the
Administrative&Technical Bureau, Research and Z:3evelopment Section.
REENSTATEMENT
Officer nelson P. Agni was reinstated as a Police Officer 1 and placed on a leave of absence with pay
effective February 6, 2012 and not to exceed June 30, 2012, Effective July 2, 2012, Officer AAgni will. be
assigned to the Patrol Services .Bureau, Administrative Section. Rescind separation reflected on Personnel
Order 42011-01.
TRANSFER
Ms. :Brit ati 1m l aui was selected from an internal recruitment to fill the vacant Account Clerk position ire
the A _inistrative and Technical Bureau. The lateral. movement of ifs. Kau.; to the .-Fiscal section from the
Records Section will be effective Sunday, July 1.20 i 2.
i
Chic_ f Police
Dis#ribixtion"A"
('ONFIDENTIAL FOR INTERNAL USE ONLY
PD 2-0(1
CHIEF ' S REPORTS FOR
AUGUST
.t
wi . Ui
AD"IMINISTRATIVE & TECHNICAL BUREAU
AUGUST 2012
KPC REPORTS
.�ddr
MONTHLY TRAINING REPORT
July 2012
The following training assignments were scheduled/conducted during the month of July
NO. TRAINING ORDER TRAINING DATES TRAINING ASSIGNMENT PERSONNEL HOURS TOTAL
1 12-42 7/16/2012 Drug Recognition Expert(DRE)Course Recertification 1 32 32
2 12-42 07/23-08/03 Drug Recognition Expert(DRE) Course Cetification 2 80 160
3 12-44A 07/23-27/2012 Field Training Officer(FTO) Certification 16 40 640
4 - 12-46 7/6/2012 General Dynamics of Child Sexual Abuse 2 8 16
5 12-48 7/9/201 ,12 Workplace Investigations Training 3 7 21
6 12-49 7/15-20/2012 2012 National Association of School Resource Officers'Safety Conference 2 48 96
7 12-51 07/23,24,31/2012 County of Kauai Workplace Violence Prevention Training 167 2 334
8 1256 7/17/2012 Monthly SST training 7 8 56
82nd police recruit class 20 days x 8 hours=160 10 160 1600
Disptacher trainee class 20 days x 8 hours=160 3 160 480
213 545 3435
TOTAL ASSIGNMENTS:8 PEF RSONNEL lNSTltLlCTO STUDENT
�I
KAUAI POLICE DEPARTMENT
DATE OF ISSUE EFFECTI'vT DATE -,,To.
TRAITS-ING ORDER 06/13/2012 06113/2012 12-42
MFERENCE: RECMS:
ND EX AS:
Drug Recognition Expert(DRE)Course and DRE Instructor Course
Officer Ray Takekawa has been designated to attend the DRE Instructor Course from July 16-19,
2012; at the Honolulu Police Department*s Ke Kula Makai Training Academy, Waipahu FR_
I
Officers Shawn Hanna and Arthur Caberto have been designated to attend the DRE Course from
July 23 to August 3, 2012, at the Honolulu Police Department Department's Ike Kula M
Training Academy, Waipahu HI..
APPROVED:
S-er DARRYL D. PERW
CIHEF OF POLICE
KAUAI POLICE DEPARTMENT
DATE OF ISSUE EFFECTIVE DATE !NO,
'r RAINING ORDER 07/05/2012 07/05/2012 12-
REFERENCE RECINDS: 12-44
INDEX AS:
Field Training Officer (FTO) Certification - Revision A
The following personnel have been designated to attend the 5 Day Field Training Officer (PTO)
and Certification Course on July 23-27, 2012, from 0745 — 1630 hrs.. The training will be held
in the Kaua'l Civil Defense— imergency Operation center, The Instructor for this training will
be Lt. W. Peachy(Ret), of Kaminsky and Associates.
July 23-27,2012,Monday—Friday, 0745- 1630 hrs.
Lt. Todd Tanaka
Ofc. Nelson Gabriel
Ofe. Anthony Abalos
Ofe. Damien Mendiola
Ofe. Steven Vi ant
Ofe. Bruce Nance
Ofe. Randall Nero
Ofc, Brian Silva
Ofe. Larry Soliman
Ofc. Michael Nii
Oft. Joel Miyashiro
Ofc. Ty rus Contrades
Oft. Joseph Russell Himongala
Donn Taniguchi
Lavina Taovao
Nancy Tanabe
APPROVED:
DARRYL D. PERRY
CHIEF OF POLICE
KAU'Al POLICE DEPARTMENT
DATE OF ISSUE EFFECTIVE DATE 'T\T0
TRAMNIG ORDER 07/06/2012 07106/12 12-46
REFERENCE RECINDS:
INDEX AS:
GENERAL DYTAMICS OF CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE
The following personnel have been designated to attend the General Dynamics of Child Sexual
Abuse Training being conducted on July 06, 2012, from 0800-1630 hrs., at the William S.
Richardson School of Law, 2515 Dole St., Classroom 2, Honolulu M. The Instructor for the
training will be June Chang Ph.D., Clinical Psychologist and is being sponsored by the
Children's Justice Center of Kaua'i.
July 06,2012, 0800-1630 hrs.
Detective Shane Sokei
Detective Daniel Oliveira
APPROVED:
A,
DARRYL D. PERRY
CHIEF OF POLICE
KALTAI POLICE DEPARTIMENTT
DATE OF ISSUE EFFECTINT DATE No
TRALN-MG ORDER 0710512012 07105/2012 1248
REFFEREN- CE RECINTDS:
INDEX AS:
Workplace Investigations Training
The following personnel have been designated to attend the Workplace Investigations Training at
the Civil Defense EOC. The instructor for this training will be Sarah Wang. Of Marr, Jones and
Wang law office, Honolulu.
July 09,2012,0830-1530 hrs.
Deputy Chief Michael Contrades
Lt. Paul Applegate
Sgt. Elliott Ke
APPROVED:
DARRYL D. PERRY
CHIEF OF POLICE
KAUAI POLICE DEPARTMENT
DATE OF ISSU7E E=- CTIVE DATE INO.
i
TRAINING ORDER i 07/0912012 0'7109112012 12-49
REFERENCE: RECENDS.
rNDEX AS:
2012 National Association of School Resource Officers' Safety Conference
Officers Barry De Blake and Mark Stulpe been designated to attend the 2012 National
Association of School Resource Officers' Safety Conference from July 15-120, 2012, in Reno
Nevada.
APPROVED.
AA
DARRYL D. PERRY
OF POLICE
KAUAI POLICE DEPARTMENT PAGE I OF 2
DATE OF ISSUE EFFECTIVE DATE NNO,
TRAINING ORDER 07/02/2-12 07/012012 12-51
REFERENCE RECrNTDS-
TNDEX AS:
County of Kaua'i XNVorkplace Violence Prevention Training
The following personnel have been designated to attend the County of Kauai Workplace Violence Prevention,
Training. This training will be held or the below indicated dates and times at the Kaua'i Veterans' War
Memorial Convention Hall.
July 23, 2012, 0900-1100 hrs.
1 Chief of Police Darryl Perry Ofc. Mackenzie Metcalfe Ofc. Randall INery
1 Deputy Chief Michael Contrades i Ofc. Ginny Pia i Ofe. Darin Irimata
Lt. Dan Fort Ofe. Wade Takemoto 1 Kathleen Lango�-tad
Lt. Todd Tanaka Ofe. Jason Matsuoka Ginger Bray
Lt. Trent Shimabukuro Ofe. Marnie Fernandez Mary Jo Tydingeo
Lt. Karen Kapua Ofe. Makana Rivera Momi Kaneakua
Det. James Miller Ofe. Jason Scalzo Jessica Fletcher
Sgt. Christian Jenkins j 01'e. Ritchael Caria a
Dale ce Ada
Sgt. Sandy Wakumoto Ofc. Hanson Hsu
Allison A geno
Ofe. Nelson Gabriel i Ofc, Mark Stulpe 1 Kristal Nebre
Ofe. Arnel Purisima 1 Ofc. Collin Nesbitt I Mike Lane
Ofe. Damien Mendiola Ofc. Arnold Cayabvab PSW Kelsey Mundon
1 Ofe. Rolland Pealm 0-fee. Michael N i i. 1 PSW Ronald Aceret
I Ofe. Joel Miyashiro
July 23, 2012, 1300-1500 hrs.
I A/C Roy Asher Ofe. She]1 v Rodrigues Kat y Ingram
I Lt, Robert Gausepohl 0Ie Dean Martin Alison Kane
I Lt. Michael Gordon I Ofe. George Lacconc Kristin Long
Sgt, cottrilliaxnson Qfc. Anthony os Darsi Gaines
I Jodi Hookano
n PSW Clvde Letreta
Julv 24,2012, 0900-1100 hrs.
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Lt. Dan Mivamoto Ofc.Aaron Relacion Ofc. James Kurowski
x Lt, Rands Iph Chong Tiny Qfc. Michael Marshall Ofc. Michael Buratti
Asuncion Ofc. Larry Soliman
x Ofe. Chito Gardu ue
gala Ofe, Eric Caspillo
ahisa Ofe. Paris Resinto
Garcia Vivian Akina
I Britnev Kaui
Susan Oaklev
c. Vernon Basuel I Ofc. Clyde Caires Glenn Ebesu
KAUAI POLICE DEPARTMENT PAGE2 CIS'2
DATE OF ISSUE EFFECTIVE DATE, INO'
TRAINING ORDER 07/0212-12 07,102,12012 12-51
REFERENCE _777-11NDS
TN, DEX AS:
County of Kaua'i Workplace Violence Prevention Training
—July 31,2012,0900-1100 hrs.
Lt. Paul Applegate Vernon Scribner PSO Lance Okasaki
Ofc. Ver�
Lt. Jon Takamura, Ofc. Ray Tak ka,�v a wa,
e�� PSO Joshua Leiner
i Det. Vicki Fonoimoana I Ofc, Shaxvn Hanna, PSO Christopher Cabrera
1 Det. James Rodriguez f Ofc. Arthur Caberto PSO Richard Brown Jr.
Sgt. Darrin Rose Ofe, Chad Cataluna PSO Dustin Broad
Sgt. Elliott Ke I Ofc. Tyrus Contrades PSO Stacv Pereira
Sgt. Chris Calio Ofc. Charles Dubocage 1 PSO Arthur Styan
Sgt Jason Overmyer Ofc.. Brian Silva i PSO Matthew Beadle
Ofc. Alan Santella PSO Creighton Overmyer
06�& Zar�on
1
Ofc. Jerald Kim j Audrey Silva IPSO Andrew Muraoka
Ofc. Dannv Creamer Claire Ueno
1 Gayle Kuboyama
July 31,2012, 1300-1500 hrs.
A/C Alejandre,Quibilan Ofc. Kaulana Renaud
Donna Takiguchi
A-A/C Sherwin Perez Ofe. Derek Lorita Nellie Bunao,
Lt. Richard Rosa Ofc Nelson Agni 1 Brigitte Rivera
Det. James Kurasaki Ofc. Floyd Mau I Nancy Tanabe
Det. Len Nitta 1 Ofc. Isaiah Sarsona, I Alyssa Dato
Det, Shane Sokei Ofc. Jesse Castro I Mona Caldeira
Sgt AJ Morita I PS W Colette
Scott�Yarnaguchi J11
Ofc. Bruce Nance PSW Ernest Ganixon 1 Joni Arakaki
Ofc. Damien McCallum Michele Albarado
ArnyjAgcamli
Au ust 1,2012.0900-1100 hrs.
F V
Det. Brandy Ledesma Christina Tim = Taytra,Nuivo
Ofc. Tyson Relacion I Deborah Canalho Regina Kaulukukui
FOfc. D6amian_Loo N,ancv Tanabe Norma Christian
Ofc. Paddy Ramson Donn Taniguchi LaInna,Taovao,
APPROVED:
041
DARRYL D. PERRY
CHIEF OF POLICE
KAUAt POLICE DEPARTMENT
DATE OF ISSUE EFFEC-n-VE DATE JNO
TRAINING ORDER 07/13/2012 0711312012 112-56
REFERENCE RECINDS:
INDEX AS:
Special Services Team— Monthly Training— July
The following personnel have been designated to attend the Special Services Team Training on
the below listed date. Members are to report to the Larry Bowman Fitness Center by 0700 hours.
Training will be from 0700 to 1545 hours. Personnel shall report with PT attire and have BDU
available.
July 17, 2012,0700-1545 hrs.
Lt. Todd Tanaka
Det, Bernard Purisima
Det. Len Nitta
Ofc. Arnold Cayabyab
Ofc. Allan Andres
Ofc. Randall Nero
Ofc. Michael Nii
APPROVED:
i DARRYL D. PERRV
CHIEF OF POLICE
Crime Trends
June 2012
TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS CRIMES BY DISTRICTS
Total nae,
a Kawallhau LLIJ-0 x_a#ea 'Alairrea
Current Traffc Accidents 210 37 38 80 38 17
May 2012 204 28 45 74 44 13
CHANGE 32.'4% 45.56'/ 8,11% -11641 30,771
TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS
Mal—of Minor
Total kfticr TC Non TC Wror TC Nor IC
Current Traffic Accidents 210 37 i 100 72
May 2012 204 30 2 C0 72
%CHANGE 23.331 - 50,00% 0,001 0.001
SUMMARY REPORT
This Month Itis Month This-kj"-o_,,i t_� a_QfesiLed Last Month Last Morth Last Month a,(,kar-d
Reported _qua, -.Rpt—Cseared j;2ts_M_onjh_ Reported Actual Rat Cleared Last Morth
Part 1 292 274 79 M83% 267 246 60 24,39%
Part 11 626 544 386 7096% 952 759 456 60.08%
Traffic OffenseMolation 35 34 31 9iA8% 49 49 46 93.88%
TrWic Accidents 211 210 171 81.43% 206 204 166 81,37%
Mlisceiianeous Repc.,t 1,297 1,2019 11,155 95.53% 11301 1214 1172 96,54%
TOTAL: 2,461 2,271 1,822 80,231 2,675 2,472 1,900 76,86%
711312012 10:2148AM. Pace 2 of 2
c kprcg.,ar,,Tiles trends v6�394272159)rapt
2012 Bench Warrant Tracking
All Outstanding Warrants
Records Outstanding
Month
Intake (Active) Felony Misdemeanor
January 165 531 91 440
February 195 520 81 439
March 218 571 90 481
April 175 578 101 477
May
159 560 107 453
June 176 602 115 487
July 180 642 117 425
August
September
October
November
----- -----
December —1 1
Year Total 1268 4004 702 3202
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 07-31-2012 CLOSE OF BUSINESS:
AUTHORIZED ACTUAL VACANT
APPOINTED 2 2 1 0
SWORN 148 130 ' 1
! C'ounty General Fund 148 130 18
[ Grant Fund. 0 0
CIVILIAN �� 74 57 i 17 I
County General Fund 70, 54 16
Temporary& Grant Fund ' 1
TOTAL 224 187 37
VACANCIES- Position Tine
Appointed
Sworn: 1 Police Captain
2 Detective
5 Police Sergeant
10 Police Officer
Civilian:
1 Police Records Clerk
5 Public Safety Worker I
2 Radio Dispatcher I
1 Crime Scenes Specialist I(PD submitted far re-description)
1 Crime Scenes Specialist II(PD submitted for re-description)
1 Clerk[Off Duty]
6 School Crossing Gourd[Part-time]
Kapoa
King Kaumualii
Chiefess Kamakahelei(2)
Hanalei
Kilauea
Short terra appointments(4)Background Invest4gators
Note Shaft terra appointment(1)Fleet Coordinator Trainer( TF 08 31 12012)
Short terry:appointment(1)Police Records Clerk(,VTE 09128 2012)
KPD RECRUITMENT STATUS UPDATE
as of July 31, 2012
Recruitment Status Comments
1_ POLICE SERVICES OFFICER (83rd Referred(on 05/23/12) 130 A second PRST and Psych Test was held on 07111 112.
Recruit Class) Professional Svcs Contract for Psychologist has been secured
(Referred Gist Expires:0912212013) Withdrew/Discontinued 75 effective 7113122. Clarification Interviews will commence.
Processing 64 Clarification interviews ongoing with four left.
Results from Psychologist so far 52
Moving forward with background investigations.
Pending results 12
2. RADIO DISPATCHER Referred(on 07/18/12) 14 Deportment of Personnel administered written test on 6129112,
Withdrew/Discontinued 2
1 POLICE RECORDS CLERIC Requisition was posted on 711112. Closing date was 711312012.
Testing on 08130112
4. SCHOOL CROSSING GUARD— Requisition was posted on 711122. Closing date was 712 312 01 2.
ICa as Elementary(1 vacancy)
5, SCHOOL CROSSING GUARD-- Requisition was posted on 711112. Closing date was 111312012.
Icing ICaumualii (1 vacancy)
SCHOOL CROSSING GUARD— requisition was posted on 711112. Closing date was 711.312012,
Chiefess ICamakahelei (2 vacancies)
7, SCHOOL CROSSING GUARD— Requisition was posted on 711122. Closing date was 712312012.
Hanalei Elementary(I vacancy)
Revised: 7/13/12
- - - -
� Recruitment Status iff Comments
SCHOOL CROSSING GUARD_ Requisition was pasted an 711112. Closing data was 7/13/20722. �
Kilauea Elementary(I vacancy)
Revised: 7/13/12
KAUAI POLICE DEPARTMENT
Notes to Budget Summary
For the Period June 2012
The Budget Status Report for June 2012 is submitted for your review and perusal. The
department's total expenditures plus encumbrances for FY2O12is currently at91Y6at the year
end point. However, every June KPD fiscal report isin summary draft only due toDepartment
of Finance year end processing and therefore keeping the last period open for year end
adjustments.
The year-to-date expenditures for the Chiefs Office finished at 9396 which a large factor is the
vacancies in the department resulting in unexpended salaries, Administrative and Technical
Bureau |s reflecting 7896 Investigative Service Bureau is reflecting 7ZY6 and Patrol Service
Bureau is reflecting 81Y6of budget expended. A final report will be completed once period 13is
final and closed.
Just a brief summary of how next fiscal year will look like:
WPQFY2012 KPDFY28l3
Actual Budget
Chief's Office 22,458,792,56 23,013,731
A&TBuneau 1,316,53175 1'604588
|5B 244,460.84 324,890
Patrol 395,59I.45 403'130
Police Commission 13467.92 44,940
2qj�j �94 25 391,1U
If all factors remain the same,the budget appears sufficient, however,the department will
continue to work on its efforts with recruitment to meet the goal of starting the next recruit
class in December 2O12. ff the department's goal is met,then expenditures will be reviewed to
ensure sufficient funding i5available.
KAUAI POLICE DEPARTMENT
BUDGET SUMMARY ESTIMATE
JUNE 2012
EXPENDITURES ENCUMBRANCES BALANCE %ofBUDGET
QB,URE&LI BUDGET TO DATE IODATE 6/30/2012 100%
Chiefs Office $24,258,364.00 $21,994,237.95 $464,554.61 $1,799,571,44 93%
Administrative&Technical Bureau 1,698,486.00 1,059,092.63 257,43912 381,954.25 78%
Investigative Services Bureau 338,662.00 204,834,02 39,626.82 94,201.16 72%
Patrol Services Bureau 486,148.00 249,332,55 146,258,88 90,556.57 81%
Police Commission -1 36,868.00 13,445.11 22.81 23,400.08 37%
TOTAL- GENERALFUND $26,618,52$.00 $23,520 942�26 $907,902,24 $2,3139,683.50 91%
I
Asset Forfeiture Funds $512 680.00 $ 53,773.54 $14,775,00 $444,131A6 13%
'DRAF r�FINANGF,HOLDS PERIOD t3 OPEN FOR FISCAL YEAR END ADJUSTMENTS
Monthly Recap
,Investigative Services Bureau
Al Captain Daniel J Fort
July 2012
a a a a a X 0 2 W a K M 0 N a a M a a a ff a a a I
INVESTIGATIONS
ATT.MURDER:
Attempted Murder Suicide incident occurring in the Kalaheo area: A 67yr. old local
male local male fired upon his neighbors with a hand gun, firing multiple shots into the
neighbor's front door just as the couple sought refuge in their home. The 67yr. old
suspect then took his own life.
SEX ASSAULT:
21 yr. old female reported being sexually assaulted by an unknown male subject about
I Syrs. old. SANE exam showed trauma to the victim. No arrests have been made at this
time. The investigation is still ongoing,
DEATH RELATED:
A 24NT. old homeless male was found floating in the waters in the vicinity of Shipwreck
Beach,Poipu. Investigation and autopsy showed no signs of foul play and the
preliminary findings of cause of death is drowning due to an accidental fall. The final
report is pending toxicology results.
A 24yr, old homeless male was found unresponsive at his campsite in the Lihue area and.
Nvas later pronounced dead. Investigation showed that subject consumed alcoholic
beverages on a daily bases and was displaying respiratory problems for about a week
prior to and just before the incident. Subject also had pancreatic issues. Preliminary
cause of death was fluid in the lungs possibly from bronchitis/pneumonia. Final
determination report is pending toxicology results.
KPD SENSITIVE
PLACE TO KEEP:
A 4 1 yr. old male was arrested for"Unlavvful Place to Keep"after a firearm was found in
his backpack. Investigation revealed that the suspect was in the process of moving and
had forgotten about the gun in his bag. Suspect was charged for the stated offense and
case referred to the OPA.
FANI ABUSE:
37yr. old suspect was arrested and charged for Felony Abuse of Family Household
Member for choking his 34yr old wife. Case referred to the OPT.
YOUTH SERVICES SECTION
TRAININGS:
1. Ozaki—SHOPO Training Oahu
2. DeBlake—Attended the workplace violence training
3. DeBlake—Attended the NIASRO Training in Reno(40hrs)
MEETINGS:
1. Ozaki—Drug Summit Meeting/Theresa Koki (2X)
2. Ozaki-Enforcement Committee Meeting/Theresa Koki
3. Ozaki-Prevention Committee Meeting/Theresa Koki
4. Ozaki-Youth Council Meeting/Jan Miyamoto
5. Ozaki—SIG/SPIF Grant Meeting/Theresa Koki
6. Ozaki,Hamberg, DeBlake—SHOPO
7. Ozaki—Citizens Police Academy
8. DeBlake—SHOPO Political Meeting(Joann Yukimura)
9. DeBlake— SHOPO Political Meeting(Dickie Chang)
MISCELLANEOUS FUNCTIONS:
1. Ozaki,liamberg &DeBlake-Agility Assessment Testing of potential KPD
Recruits
2. Ozaki, DeBlake &Hamberg—Operation Bird Dog/Detective Miller(4 Days)
33. Ozaki &Ilamberg—Traffic control Waimea to Kekaha 4'h of July fun ran/-,-valk
4. Ozaki—Cleaned Patrol Vehicle(3x)
5. Ozaki,Hamberg &DeBlake—Cleaned Swat Truck
6. DeBlake—Cleaned ISB 4 Runner
7. Ozaki—K-PAL Banking
S. Ozaki—K-PAL Budget
9. Ozaki,Ha berg &DeBlake—Park Sweeps (2X)
10. SHOPO Softball Tournament
11. DeBlake—Worked on the USCav Order for the Detectives
12. DeBlake—OIC Duties (I 611irs)
KPD SENSITIVE
CLASSES:
1. Hamberg—Kapaa High Summer School Drug Presentation, Bullying, &Juvenile
Laws Class
2. DeBlake &Hamberg—Trained the 82 d RCT inPPCT
3. DeBlake &Hamberg—Trained the 82'd RCT inGAGE
d,,
4. DeBlake &Hamberg—Trained the 82 RCT in OCAT
5. DeBlake & Hamberg—Trained the 82 ` RCT in Physical Fitness Training
6. DeBlake &Hamberg—Trained the 82`..I RCT in Use of Force Policy
7. DeBlake & Hamberg—'brained the 82 d RCT in Critical Incident Protocols
8. DeBlake &Hamberg—Trained the 82 d RCT in responding to different types of
police scenarios 91h
9. DeBlake—Kauai High Schools grade Assembly
K-PAL:
1. Boxing-l.ih-Lie & Hanapepe -2 Tournaments(-National Golden Gloves &Ringside
Worlds)- 100 Juveniles
1 Kickboxing-Lihue &Hanapepe - 50 Juveniles
1. Sea Scouts-Kapaa Youth Center-25 Juveniles
4. Jiu Jitsu Self Defense-Kapaa Youth Center- 25 Juveniles
5. Fitness& Conditioning -Kapaa Youth Center- 25 Juveniles
6. Flag Football- Waimea to Anahola- 500 Juveniles
VICE NARCOTICS
The Vice Narcotics unit initiated 5 Search warrants during the Month of July. 3 Adult
males and 2 Adult'females were arrested-','or numerous drug charges. Officers recovered
Methamplictamine, Hash, Pills, Marijuana and Cash. All the cases generated from these
warrants will be sent to the Prosecutor's office for Prosecution.
DRUG BUYS:
Vice officers conducted 15; "Controlled Buys" from known suspects during the month of
tamine.marijuana synthetic
etic
June. Recovered in the purchases was Crystal Meth Amphe th
cocaine and synthetic marijuana. Search and Arrest warrants will be prepared based on
the purchases and information acquired,
KPD SENSITIVE
VICE SPECIAL OPERATIONS:
A controlled purchase of 86.5 grams of Crystal Methamphetamine from a drug dealer
allowed Vice Officers to apply and receive a Search Warrant for the suspect's residence.
Recovered during the search were an additional 84 grams of cocaine and 528,440. The
suspect, an adult male was arrested on Federal drug trafficking charges and will be tried
in Federal court.
Vice officers assisted agents of the ATF in the arrest of a local male subject on a Federal
Arrest Warrant. Recovered in the arrest were 31 firearms and 23,000 rounds of
ammunition.
STATE FORFEITURES:
4 vehicles with a combined value of$20, 975 were seized by the Asset Forfeiture
Sergeant. Also seized was approximately $2,000 in U. S. Currency
A/Capt.
SUBMITTED BY: ----
A/C��ant—. D�anie J. Fort K-t 12
KPD SENSITIVE
INVESTIGATIVE SERVICES BUREAU
MONTHLY REPORT FOR JULY 201?
A/Captain Daniel J. Fort K-11 �
VICE SECTION
Self Referred Carry-Over Total Average Cases % Cleared
Initiated Cases Cases Assigned Per PFD Cases Arrests Cleared
32 32 6 9 32 100.00%
5 Investigators
GENERAL INVESTIGATIONS
belt Referred Larry-Over I OTal I Average uses %Cleared
Initiated Cases Cases Assigned Per PFD Cases Arrests Cleared
5 159 600 764 109 112 17 107 14.01%
7 Detectives
SPECIAL FOCUS
Self Referred Cary-Over Total Average Cases % Cleared
Initiated Cases Cases Assigned IPer PFD Cases Arrests Cleared
47 44 47 138 20 21 21 36 26.09%
2 Detectives
OFFICERS IN THE SCHOOL
Self e erre Carry-Over Tota I I Average ases % Cleared
Initiated Cases Cases Assigned Per PFD Cases Arrests Cleared
5 11 16 5 10 10 62.50%
3 Investigators (1 Sergeant, 2 Officers)
DARE / GREAT Drug Confiscations # Grams Value
DARE Classes Marijuana Plants 22 11,000.00
DARE Students Marijuana Processed 4.09 1,800.00
SRO Activities Cocaine 893 9,000.00
Students Heroin 0
Methamphetamine 99.1 22,000.00
YS5 Related Amphetamine 0r
Missing Persons 1 Pills/Tablets 41 80.00
Custodial Interference 1 Ecstacy 0
Others 0
DVIC Vehicles 4 20,975.00
Abuse/Household Member 46 Currency $31,252.00 32,252.00
TRO/Protection Order Cases 11 Weapons 31; 3,100.00
Domestic belated Cases 2 589.207.00
Verbal / Domestic Arguments
Total DV Related Cases 59 Bureau Actions
Info Char2in2 0
Restrainin2 Orders Arrest Warrants 0
Served TIO'S 8 Search Warrants 5
Served Protection Orders 0 Citations 0
Dissolved / NS Orders 0 Person{s} Arrested 9
Unserved Orders 7
Foreign Orders 0
CPS Referrals 70
Total Restrainina Orders 85
PATROL SERVICES BUREAU
MONTHLY °T T T
July 2012
yyi gg[
9
E
[ - 424 1
1 �
4 •
A. FELONY 142
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t B. MISDEMEANOR
C. DUI 17
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ESE-NCH 1. T
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Revised 06/0112011
MONTHLY TRAFFIC REPORT
JULY 2012
TRAFFIC COLLISIONS VIOLATIONS
FATAL FATAL INJURY SEAT
DISTRICT COUNT T/CS TJCS MOVE PARK 1 MISC BELT TOTAL
LIFIUE 0 0 1 5 2301 44 232 x0; 516
AIMEA
0 0 3 x17 6� 11611 33 272
_ _ _ __-
ECJ►L+CAA 0 0 -_ 9 142 52 j x x4i x4 32
� .
WAIxAU 0 x67" 30 174; x8'
- T _ ;
HANALEI 0 0' 30, 260 2 '
_.
_ 3, ....._ 322
TOTAL 0 0 28 6861 392 6651 78 1821
TOTAL YEAR 4 4 144 4797' 1935. 37801 631 11143
MONTH
PREV YR 1 1 18 608 409' 609 103 1729!
TO BATE _-.
PREV YR 4 41:,
138 57511 1431] 53551 11791 13716
CCU rmunlity Oriented Policing Report
Hanalei District
TO: DARRYL PERRY, CHIEF OF POLICE
VIA: MICHAEL CONTRADES, DEPUTY CHIEF OF POLICE
ALEJANDRE QUIBILAN, ASSISTANT CHIEF, PSB
FROM: SANDY WAKUMOTO, ACTING LIEUTENANT, PSIS
SUBJECT: COMMUNITY ORIENTED POLICING REPORT FOR JULY 2012
I. ENFORCEMENT EFFORTS
Platoon ! Parking ! Misc. 1 Seatbelt ! Moving Spee
ding ! OVUII
16 1 41 6 1 55 1 8 0
II 13 1 45 0
1 24 0 2
111 252 j 45 0 1 21 0 1 0
TOTALS 281 j 131 1 6
100 8 I 2
II. SPECIAL OPERATIONS
A. 07/20/2012 - Platoon 1 officers conducted parking
enforcement on Inia Street due to a complaint from the
public. Four citations were issued for various parking
violations . Compliance was gained after the citations
were issued.
B. 07/0412022/ - Platoon 2 officers assigned to assist with
traffic control at the Kauai Hospice fireworks display
at the Vidinha Stadium.
C. 7/20/12-7/21/12 : Platoon 2 officers have been conducting
traffic enforcement in the area of inia St. and Lehua
St . Three citations were issued for parking violations .
D. 071/25/2012 - Platoon 2 officers held over to stand-by
while C of K officials take possession of the Michael
Sheehan Hanalei Boat Yard. Transition occurred without
incident.
E. 07/24/2012 - Platoon 3 officers participated in a
surveillance operation located at the Kilauea Post
Office during the night time hours. The operation was
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conducted due to past crimes at the Federal Post Office
in which the mail vehicles were damaged. No suspects
were apprehended and no further incidents have occurred
thus far.
III. MEETINGS
None
IV. COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES AND INVOLVEMENT
A. 07;03/2012/ - Platoon 1 supervisor and officer patrolled
the sidewalks of Kuhio Highway within the Kapaa area
where the businesses held a sidewalk event. There is a
sidewalk event every Tuesday of every month. The two
officers also met the business owners as they patrolled
the area.
B. 07-2012 - Platoon 2 officer is presently the Head Coach
for the Kawaihau Community Little League Majors Division
as well as an Umpire and the Equipment Manager.
Submitted by:
Sandy 4akumoto K-217
A/L-4eutenant Hanalei
08-04-12 1400 hours
Page 2 of 2
Community Oriented Policing Report
Waimea Distr- ct
TO: DARRYL PERRY, CHIEF OF POLICE
VIA: MICHAEL CONTRADES, DEPUTY CHIEF OF POLICE
ALEJANT'DRE QUIBILANT,ASSISTANT CHIEF, PSB
FROM: RICHARD W. ROSA, LIEUTENANT, PSB
SUBJECT- COMMUNITY ORIENTED POLICING REPORT FOR JULY 2012
I. ENFORCEMENT EFFORTS
Squad i Parking Misc. Seatbelt Moving I OVU11
4 70 1 13
1 109 2
ZI 32 86 3 61 3
III 12 80 j 30
log 1
TOTALS 48 1 236 46 279 6
11. SPECIAL OPERATIONS
A. 07/03 —Traffic Enforcement all Squads
B. 07/04—Traffic Enforcement Squad I
C. 07,104—OVUJI Check Point Squad 2
D. 07/17—Traffic Enforcement Squad 3
E. 07/18 —OVUlI Check Point Squad 2
F. 07-30—Traffic Enforcement Squad I
III. MEETINGS
A. 07/12—Public Safety Meeting—KC)loa
B. 07/23—Public Safetv Meeting—Kekaha
C. 07125 —Public Safetv Meeting- Waimea
Submitted for vour review and approval:
Ric rd W. osa K-110
Li T
tenant* Waimea
0 -071-12 0715 Hs
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CAI POLICE DEPARTMENT
z DATE OF ISSUE EFFECTIVE DATE No.
s t
ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE 07-25-2012 Immediately 2012-04
4
REFERENCE _ — — RESCINDS:
s
IN EX AS,
LEAVE PENDING INVESTIGATION
i
. Purpose.
To establish procedures pertaining to personnel who are placed on leave pending investigation.
11. Procedure:
Any employee of the Kauai Police Department who is placed on paid or unpaid leave pending
investigation, shall be placed on an administrative schedule and shall adhere to the following:
I. Shall be available Monday through Friday from 7:45 am to 4:30 pm.
?. Shall answer phone calls from department personnel during such time.
1 Shall report to the main station or any other station or location as designated by a superior officer
within four hours of being notified. If the employee requires additional time, he or she shall
request approval from the superior officer and provide a justification for the additional time.
4. Shall request permission for vacation leave as designated by current policy.
5. Shall notify his/her immediate supervisor when the employee is ill and unavailable as directed by
current policy. -
6. Shall not be employed or receive compensation for work performed outside of the department
without the written approval of the Chief of Police;
7. If written approval for outside employment is granted by the Chief of Police, the employee shall
not work during the hours which the employee is required to be available.
8. In the case of an employee being placed on leave without pay,the employee may request
permission from the Chief of Police to hold outside employment due to hardship.
D P s L INITAL PE SO-N L SHALL ST CTLY AD TO TIHS DIRECTIVE
1
a r-y1 ,Perry
HI IM OF IDOT ICE
D PORN 201
KAUAI POLICE DEPARTMENT
DATE OF ISSUE EFFECTIVE DATE I NO,
ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE 07-31-2012 Iinmediately 2012-05
REFERENCE �RESCINDS: - --
INDEX AS: --� -
MOURNING ACID PRO"T"OCOL
Ia Purpose:
To establish protocol for the wearing of mourning bands.
II. Deft ition:
Mourning Band-An all black band made of nylon type material no larger than '1/2 inch in width.
III, Procedure.-
The use of Mourning Bands shall be done in the following manner.
1. For a period of thirty days from the date of death for any officer who is killed in the line of
duty-
1 Worn across the badge from L-00 to 7:00 as if you are looking at the face of a clock.
1 V herein uniform or in civilian clothing(whilIe displaying a badge) when attending the
funeral of an officer or retiree.
4, In the case of a retiree,the mourmug band shall be used for the funeral and shall be removed
at the conclusion ofthe`funeral.
5. In the case of a"lime of duty death of an officer'from a neighbor island,the mourning band
shall be wom from the date of death and.reirioved at the conclusion of the feral.
6. On rational Peace officers?Memorial Day(May 15th)
7. During any memorial service honoring offzcerswho have died in the line of duty.
°. At the direction of the Chief of Police when official rrzourning is appropriate.
9. At the direction of the Chief of Police,badges on patrol vehicles may be striped using black
electrical tape or black magnets.
ICI. The vehicle badge shall be striped straight across the center of the badge.
DEP TM e° PERSONNEL S f,STRICTLY ADH TO THIS DIRECTIVE
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FROM: lay Furfaro, Cound Chair -::!
RE: IEQUEST FOR AGENDA TJIi+IE DURINMR CC7NUMISSION
KEETINGS TO MVIDE IN OVERVIEW T'tND EFFECT OF
VIE QPERATINGBUDGET FCt FY 2012-2(13
This isto request agendatime duringihe June 22,2012 Police Commission
meeting andthe July 2, 2012 Ilre Commissim meeting tr provide an overview of
the County's FY 2012-2013 Qpenting Budgetand addressany concerns relating to
the budget-
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POLICE DEPARTMENT
COUNTY OF KAUAI
3990 KAANA STREE17,SUrrE 200
LUTUE,HAWAII 96766-1268
BERNARD P.CARVALHO,JR. TELEPHONE (808)241-1600 DARRYL D.PERRY
Mayor FAX (808)241-1604 Chief of Police
www.kauaipd.org 4
GARY*C HELI MICHAEL M.CON TRADES
Managing Director Deputy Chief
June 7,2012
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Chairman Ernest Kanekoa,Jr.
and Commission Members 21
KAUAI POLICE COMMISSION
4444 Rice Street, Suite ISO
Lihue,HI 96766
Re: Kauai Police Commission Complaint KPC-2012-13
Dear Chairman Kanekoa and Commission Members:
After careful review and consideration of the following Kauai Police Commission complaint,I
concur with the Commission's findings that there is insufficient evidence to prove the allegations
as stated.
KPC-2012-13
Therefore, this complaint shall be closed and no further action will be taken. Should you have
any questions or require further information,please do not hesitate to contact me at 241-1600.
Sincerely,
KPC 2012 - 30
DA�R4DPERR
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AN EQUAL OPPORrUNffY F-VPLOVER
POLICE DEPARTMENT
COUNTY OF KAUAI
3990 I STREET,STTrE 200
LIHUE,HAWAII 96766-1268
BERNARD P.CARVALHO,JR. TELEPHONE (808)241-1600 DARRYL D.PERRY
Mayor FAX (808)241-1604 Chief Of Police
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GARY VC HEU MICHAEL M.CONTRADES
Managing Director Deputy Chief
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Chairman Ernest Kanekoa,Jr.
and Commission Members
KAUAI POLICE COMMISSION
4444 Rice Street, Suite 150
Lihue, HI 96766
Re: Kauai Police Commission Complaint KPC-2012-14
Dear Chairman Yanekoa and Commission Members:
After careful review and consideration of the following Kauai Police Commission complaint,I
concur with the Commission's findings that there is insufficient evidence to prove the allegations
as stated.
KPC-2012-14
Therefore, this complaint shall be closed and no further action will be taken. Should you have
any questions or require further information,please do not hesitate to contact me at 241-1600.
Sincerely,
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3990 KAANA STREET,SUITE 200
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Chairman Ernest Kanekoa,Jr.
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KAUAI POLICE COMMISSION
4444 Rice Street, Suite 150
Lihue, HI 96766
Re: Kauai Police Commission Complaint KPC-2012-15
Dear Chairman Kanekoa and Commission Members:
After careful review and consideration of the following Kauai Police Commission complaint,I
concur with the Commission's findings that there may be a preponderance of evidence to prove
the allegations as stated.
KPC-2012-15
Therefore,this complaint shall be investigated under Kauai Police Department internal
investigation number KPD-IA-12-1 1. Should you have any questions or require further
information,please do not hesitate to contact me at 241-1600.
Sincerely,
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DISTRICT ATTORNEY
July 2'5, 1-0 12 `
To. Kauai Police Commission
From: Chief Michael Floe
Re Letter of Commendation
On 07118/12 I was visiting the Island of Kauai. This was nay forth visit to Kauai and hope to live
there some day. While traveling,in the Wailua area I lost my wallet which contained my drivers
License, Credit Card. and about $200 cash. I was due to leave the Island in two days so you can
imagine my concern over not having photo Id to get on the plane_ When I discovered the Wallet
missing I retraced my travels but did not locate it. I returned to the Kauai Beach Resort and had a
message on my= phone stating my wallet had been found. I contacted Kauai PIS main station and
was directed to respond to the Wailua Substation where i was met by Officer Hanson Hsu. Officer
Hsu was very professional and respectful and returned my wallet which contained all the contents
including the 5200 cash.
I have been in Law Enforcement for 36 years and have worked in three different California
counties. In my present role I investigate Officer Involved incidents and misconduct, It was
foreign and embarrassing for me to be contacting Law Enforcement as a victim.
It is my intent with this letter to commend the swift, professional and courteous service I received
by Kauai police Department from the Phone Dispatcher to the Property Tech to Officer Hanson
Hsu.
Mahalo
Michael Roe
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Jane 12, 2012
Dear HSL.EOA Member:
The Honolulu Police Department is proud to host the 59'h Annual Hawaii State
Law Enforcement Officials Association Conference. You and your staff are cordially
invited to attend this year's conference, which will be held on the island of Oahu at the
Sheraton Waikiki Resort on September 20 and 21.
The theme of this year's conference is "Policing in the 2151 Century." The
presentations will showcase cutting-edge policing practices, trends, and technology.
We have been working diligently to ensure that this conference will be both educational
and enjoyable, and we hope you can attend.
Please refer to the enclosed tentative agenda and registration form. The
deadline to register is August 19, 2012.
We look forward to seeing you in September. If you have any questions,
please contact Lieutenant Robert Cravalho at 508-265-3434 or via e-mail at
rcravalho @honolulu.gov.
Mahalo,
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LOUIS Purl. KEALOHA
President
Enclosures
CPC 2012-34
59T" ANNUAL HSLEOA CONFERENCE
September 20 - 21, 2012
Sheraton Waikiki Resort
2255 Kalakaua Avenue
Honolulu, Hawaii 96815
TENTATIVE AGENDA
Thursday, Segternber 20, 2012
7:30 a.m. — 8:00 a.m. Registration / Breakfast / Lanai Room
8:00 a.m. — 12:00 pm. General Session / Lanai Room
12*00 p.m. — 1 :00 pm. Buffet Lunch / Lanai Room
1 :00 p.m. — 4-00 pm. General Session / Lanai Room
4*00 pm. — 5:00 p.m. Chiefs' Meeting / Presidential Suite
Commissioners' Meeting / Lanai Room
6*00 pm. — 10:00 p.m. Hospitality Room / Presidential Suite
Friday, September 21 , 2012
7:00 a.m. — 8:00 a.m. Buffet Breakfast Lanai Room
8:00 a.m. — 12:00 p.m. General Session Lanai Room
5:00 p.m. — 9:00 p.m. Awards Dinner / Lanai Room
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59TH ANNUAL HSLEOA CONFERENCE
September 20 - 21 , 2012
Sheraton Waikiki Resort
2255 Kalakaua Avenue
Honolulu, Hawaii 96815
REGISTRATION FORM
Member Name:
Agency: Position:
Address:
City: State: Zip Code:
E-mail-
Phone: Home., Work: Cell:
Guest Name:
ITEM DESCRIPTION COST AMOUNT ENCLOSED I
Member Registration
This fee includes yearly HSLEOA dues, program. educational material,
$305.00
opening ceremonies,all meals,and hospitality roorn r member)
Guest Registration
This fee includes program, continental breakfast, and opening $185.00
ceremonies on day one and breakfast buffet and Awards Dinner on day (per guest)
two, and hospitality room*
Member Shirt Style and Size
Please circle
MENS STYLE WOMENS STYLE XXXL XXL XL L M S
Guest Shirt Style and Size
Please circle
MENS STYLE WOMENS STYLE XXXL XXL XL L M S TOTAL AMOUNT ENCLO890
DEADLINE FOR REGISTRATION IS AUGUST 19, 2012
LATE REGISTRATION ADD $50.00
MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO HSLEOA AND MAIL TO:
HSLEOA C40 HONOLULU POLICE DEPARTMENT 801 SOUTH BERETANIA STREET HONOLULU,HAWAJt 96813
HOTEL B!20M RATES: The Sheraton Waikiki Resort will provide guest rooms at a rate of $210.00 a day, which includes SeIT
parking. This rate is for single/double occupancy and does not include applicable state and local taxes. Additional persons In
room, up to four, are at$90.00 a night. Children 17 and under stay for free with existing bedding. Rates will be available three
(3) days prior to and three (3) days after the event and is subject to availability at the time of reservation. Check-in time is 3:00
prn and check-out time is 11:00 am. Guests arriving before check-in shall be accommodated as rooms become available. A
deposit equal to one (1) night's stay is required to hold each individual reservation. This deposit is refundable if notice is
received at least seventy-two (72) hours prior to arrival. Individual attendees may make reservations by calling the Sheraton
Waikiki Resort at (808) 921-4611 and making reservations on their own. Please mention you are with the HSLEOA to receive
this special rate, The cut off date for reserving rooms is 5:00 pm local time on August 19,2012,
*The Hospitality Room is free of charge and is only listed here tor your information,
Ernest Kanekoa Jr. Members:
Chairman el Charles Iona
Alfredo Nebre Jr.
James O'Connoryrs of Bradley Chiba
Vice-Chair Randall Francisco
Donald O Sr.
KAUA'I POLICE COMMISSION COUNTY OF KAUA'l
C/o Of of the Mayor
4444 Rice Street, Suite 150
L-1hu'e, HI 96766
July 6, 2012
PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT
ES: 36: Complaint KPC 2012-18
Complaint filed on 05111/12, alleges that an officer of the County conduct was
unbecoming and unprofessional, when he accused the complainant of lying and
threatened to have the complainant arrested.
Based on the information received, the Commission found that there was sufficient
evidence to sustain the complaint and has forwarded the complaint to the Office of the
Chief for further review and investigation.
This officially concludes the Commission's revi of complaint KPC 2012-18.
Ernest Kanekoa Jr.
Chairman, Kaua'i Police Commission
KPC 2012-35
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Ernest Kanekoa Jr. Members.
Chairman n, Charles Iona
Alftedo'.Nebre Jr,
James O'Connor A_ OF Bradley Chiba
Vice-Chair Randall Francisco
Donald Okatni Sr.
KAUA'l POLICE COMMISSION COUNTY OF KAUA'l
C/o Office of the Mayor
4,444 Rice Street, Suite 150
Uhu'c, HI 96766
July 6, 2012
PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT
ES: 37: Complaint KPC 2012-19
Complaint filed on 05115/412, alleges that an officers of the County conduct was
unprofessional by not giving the complainant the opportunity to provide a statement
after the complainant was involved in an altercation.
Based on the information received, the Commission found that there was insufficient
evidence to sustain the complaint and has forwarded the complaint to the Office of the
Chief for further review and investigation.
This officially concludes the Commission's rey:0,w of complaint KPC 2012-19.
Ernest Kanekoa Jr.
Chairman, Kaua'i Police Commission
Ernest Kanekoa Jr, Mernbers:
Chairman Charles to
Alre Nebre Jr.
James O'Connor Bradley Chiba
Vice-Chair Randall Francisco
Donald Okaini Sr,
KAUA*I POLICE COMMISSION COUNTY OF K-AUA'l
C Office of the Mayor
4444 Rice Street, Suite 150
L-1hu'e, HI 96-66
July 6, 2012
PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT
ES: 38: Complaint KPC 2012-20
Complaint filed on 05/15/12, alleges that officers of the County were negligent for failing
to allow the complainant the opportunity to provide a statement after the complainant
was involved in an altercation.
Based on the information received, the Commission found that there was insufficient
evidence to sustain the complaint and has forwarded the complaint to the Office of the
Chief for further review and investigation.
This officially concludes the Commission's review of complaint KPC 2012-20.
Ernest Kanekoa dr,
Chairman, Kaua'i Police Commission
Ernest Kanekoa Jr. Members:
Chairman Charles Iona
Alfredo Nebre Jr.
James O'Connor Bradley Chiba
Vice-Chair Randall Francisco
Donald Okarni Sr.
KAUAI POLICE COMMISSION COUNTY OF KAUA1
Clo Office of the Mayor
4444 Rice Street, Suite 150
L-ihu'e, HI 96766
July 6, 2012
PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT
ES: 39: Complaint KPC 2012-21
Complaint filed on 05/17112, alleges that an officer of the County conduct was
unbecoming and unprofessional during an incident which involved a member of the
public.
Based on the information received, the Commission found that there was insufficient
evidence to sustain the complaint, and has forwarded the complaint to the Office of the
Chief for further review and investigation.
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This officially concludes the Commission's revi KPC 2012-21.
Ernest Kanekoa Jr.
Chairman, Kaua'i Police Commission
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