HomeMy WebLinkAbout092812_Agenda Packet Ernest Kanckoa,Jr. Members:
Chair Charles Iona
Alfredo Nebre Jr,
Bradley Chiba
Randall Francisco
James O'Connor Donald Okami, Sr.
Vice-Chair
COUNTY OF KAUAI POLICE COMMISSION
NOTICE OF MEETING AND AGENDA
Friday, September 28, 2012
9:00 a.m. or shortly thereafter
Mo'lkeha Building, Meeting Room 2A-2B
4444 Rice Street, Lilme, HI 96766
CALL TO ORDER
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
Regular Open Session Minutes of August 24, 2012
CHIEF'S MONTHY REPORTS FOR SEPTEMBER
L 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
7. Personnel Orders: 2012-10
8. Chief's Announcements and Pertinent Updates
COMMUNICATIONS
KPC 2012-38 Copy of a communication dated 09/04/12 from Malcolm Fernandez,
Director of Personnel Services, to Robert Crowell, Chair of the Salary
Commission, regarding performance evaluations and increases for
executive appointees.
KPC 2012-39 Copy of a Communication dated 09/07/12 from Chief of Police Darryl
Perry, to Malcolm Fernandez Director of Personnel Services, regarding
salary increase for executive appointee Deputy Police Chief Michael
Contrades.
An Equal Qpportunny Employer
BUSINESS
KPC 2012-40 Commissioners' recap of the 20122 Hawaii State Law Enforcement Officers
Association Conference held on September 20-21, 2012 at the Sheraton
Waikiki Resort, Honolulu, Hawaii.
KPC 2012-41 Public announcements for the following Police Commission notarized
complaints that were filed against officers of the County.
■ ES-36: KPC 2012-22
■ ES-37: KPC 2012-23
ANNOUNCEMENTS
The next regular meeting: October 26, 2012 at 9:00 a.m. at the Mo'ikeha Building in Meeting
Room 2A-213 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 Commission's legal counsel on issues pertaining to the Commission's and the
County's powers, duties, privileges, immunities, and/or liabilities as they may relate to this item,
deliberate and take such action as appropriate:
ES-48
Regular Executive Session Minutes of August 24, 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 Commission's legal counsel on issues pertaining to the Commission's and the County's
powers, duties, privileges, immunities, and/or liabilities as they may relate to this item, deliberate
and take such action as appropriate:
ES-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. (On-going)
,ES-47: KPC 2012-24
Complaint filed on 8/01/12 alleges that officers of the County used excessive force. abused
authority, and did an invalid search without a search warrant. (Deferred on 81/24/12)
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ES-49: KPC 20,12-25
Complaint filed on 8/23/12 alleges that an officer's conduct was unprofessional when the officer
refused to accept the complainant's written statement and did not allow the complainant to speak.
ES-50
Discussion and decision-making on the 2012 performance evaluation for the Chief of Police.
(a) Status of the Kauai Police Department Goals for 2012
(b) Department of Personnel Services Administrative Policies & Procedures
(c) Selection of potential Stakeholders
(d) Draft letter to Stakeholders
(e) Stakeholders Input Form for the Chief of Police
ES-51
Communication dated 9%13/12 from Attorney Daniel Hempsey, Esq. to the Kauai Police
Commission regarding a request for preservation of evidence.
RETURN TO OPEN SESSION
Ratify Police Commission's actions taken in Executive Session for items:
ES-33, ES-46 through ES-51.
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
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PUBLIC COMMENTS and TESTIMONY
Persons wishing to offer comments are encouraged to submit written testimony at least
24-hours prior to the meeting indicating:
1. Your name and if applicable, your position/title and organization you are representing
?. The agenda item that you are providing comments on; and
3. Whether you will be testifying in person or submitting written comment only.
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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.
Send written testimony to:
Kaua'i Police Commission
Attn: Mercedes Omo-Youn
Office Boards and Commissions
4444 Rice Street, Suite 150
Lilme, HI 96766
E-Mail:
Phone: (808) 241-4920 Fax: (808) 241-5127
SPECIAL ASSISTANCE
If you need an alternate format or an auxiliary aid to participate, please contact the Boards and
Commissions Support Clerk at(808) 241-4920 at least five (5) working days prior to the meeting.
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COUNTY OF KAUAI
Minutes of Meeting
OPEN SESSION
Board/Committee: KAUAI POLICE COMMISSION Meeting Date I August 24, 2012
Location Mo'ikeha Building , Meeting Room 2A1B Start of Meeting: 9:04 a.m. Fnd of Meeting: 12:50 p.m.
Present Chair Freest Kanekoa, Jr.; Vice-Chair James 0' Connor; Members: Charles Iona; Alfredo Nebre, Jr,; Bradley Chiba; Donald Okami,
Sr.; and Randall Francisco (Arrived at 1 1:16 a.m.)
Also present.- Chief of Police Darryl Perry; Deputy Chief of Police Michael Contrades; Lieutenant and Acting Captain Daniel Fort;
Sergeant Mark Ozaki; Senior Clerk Jay Watanabe; Officer Scott Williamson; Deputy County Attorney Jennifer Winn; Board &
Commissions Office Staff, Support Clerk Mercedes Youn; and Administrator Paula Morikarm.
Excused
Absent
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Call ']Fo Order Chair Kanckoa called the meeting to order at
9:04 a.m.
Approval of • Regular Open Session Minutes of June 22, 2012
Minutes 0 Regular Open Session Minutes of June 28, 2012
• Special Open Session Minutes of July 13, 2012
• Special Open Session Minutes of July 23, 2012
0 Special Open Session Minutes of August 3, 2012
Vice-Chair O'Connor moved to approve all of
the minutes as circulated. Mr. Nebre seconded
the motion.
Motion carried 6:0
Recognition Officer of the month for June: Sergeant Mark Ozaki
Lieutenant and Acting Captain Daniel Fort recognized Sergeant Ozaki for his
dedication and commitment to the Kauai Police Sea Scouts Program. The
program began in 2009 with the assistance of Commodore Richardson who
helped to get the program off the ground. Sergeant Ozaki was able to obtain
a 22 feet Sea Fox power boat and a 26 feet sailboat. As of 2012 the pTjTaam
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has grown from 40 to 50 participates of which two (2) are deemed the
highest-ranking sea,scouts in the State of Hawaii, Sergeant Ozaki was also
commended for his leadership and participation in running the other
programs within the KPAL(Kauai Police Activities League) program such
as wrestling, basketball, and flag football.
Deputy Police Chief Michael Contradcs commended Sergeant Ozaki and
Chief Perry presented him with a certificate in recognition of his outstanding
and exemplary service to the community, on behalf of the citizens of the
County of Kauai, and members of the Kauai Police Department.
Employee of the month for August: Senior Clerk Jay Watanabe, assigned to
the Waimea District.
Senior Clerk Jay Watanabe was recognized for his role in securing much
needed equipment and furnishing for the Koloa and Waimea substations. In
addition to his routine job duties, Mr. Watanabe's willingness to handle the
task in procuring the equipment and furnishings is extremely appreciated.
His efforts are a true reflection of his dedication and commitment to his
work.
Deputy Chief of Police Michael Contrades commended Mr. Watanabe and
Chief Perry presented him with a certificate of outstanding and exemplary
service in recognition of his valued assistance and support in the
procurement of equipment and furnishing essential for the operations of the
Waimea and Koloa substations.
Commendation There were two (2) letters of commendation that were received for the-month
Reports for the of July.
months of July
and August On May 29, 2012, Ms. Katie Burleson of the American Red Cross
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wrote a letter in appreciation for the support received by Assistant
Chief Alejandre Quibilan, Lieutenant Richard Rose, and Sergeant
Sandy Wakumoto for their assistance with Relay for Life Event.
* On June 15, 2012, Mr. Bob flansrrieier, Acting U.S. Federal Security
Director for the Transportation Security Administration at the Lilme
Airport, wrote to thank Lieutenants Trent Shimabukuro and Todd
Tanaka, Sergeant Christian Jenkins, and Officers Davis Banquel,
Randall Nero, and Wade Takemoto for their participation and support
in the Vehicle Borne Improvised Explosive Device Full Scale Exec
rise at the Lihue Airport.
There was one letter of commendation received for the month of August.
• On August 10, 2012, Travis and Ariel Clark wrote a letter in
appreciation for the assistance they received from Assistant Chief
Roy Asher, Detectives Vicki Fonoimoana and James Rodriguez; and
Evidence Clerk Kristal Nebre with the recent return of their wedding
which was reported stolen.
Chiefs monthly 1 Administrative, Techincal Services and Training Reports.
Reports for.July 2. Fiscal Report
and August 3. Investigative Services Bureau
4. Patrol Services Bureau and Traffic Reports
5. Community Oriented Policing Report Traffic Safety Unit
6. Community Oriented. Policing District Reports
7, Administrative Notice: 2012-03; 2012-04; and 2012-05
. Personnel Orders: 201.2-08 and 2012-09
9. Chief's Announcements and Pertinent Updates The Commission acknowledged the receipt of
the Chief's monthly reports for the months of
July and August.
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Communications KPC2012-21 Communication dated 06/06/12 from Council Chair Jay Furfaro
to Chair Ernest Kanckoa Jr.,requesting agenda time to provide an overview and
effect of d to 07/27/121
Chair Furfaro provided the Commission with materials relating to the
Operating Budget for FY 2012/13.
Chair Furfaro voiced his concern about the recruitment and the stabilization
of the police workforce in the Police Department. He infoit-ned the
Commission that in previous discussions there was talk about a strategic plan
on the department's anticipated recruitments, and vacancies, with emphasis
on what could be done to attract and retain police officers.
Chair Furfaro explained that the Police Commission has a direct role in
overseeing the operating budget for the Police Department and may make its
recommendations to the Mayor, He encouraged the Commission to have
dialogue with the Police Chief and talk about getting assistance from Human
Resources to obtain special marketing funds for a retention program or a
program for recruitment.
Chair Furfaro, stated to the Commission that despite the misleading
information about missing money in the County, he pointed out that a person
must first understand the principles of accounting. He used an example,
when Council allots CIP money to the administration for a new police
facility, and whether it's used for that reason, the Charter allows for the
administration to manage those funds under the CIP and that it is no longer a
matter of oversight for the Council.
lie further explained that the same is true for the Police Department's
budget, that if during the year the administration sees that there is an
c? Pcrturiity to transfer money that Council has earmarked for the police
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department, they have the authority to do so. He pointed out that the Police
Commission also has that authority to move money as they see fit in the
forecast going 6orward. Chair Furfaro suggested to the Commission that they
keep an open dialogue with the Police Chief on earmarking and transfer of
funds. Chair Furtaro also suggested to the Commission that they be provided
With regular financial quarterly reports. He encouraged the Commission to
have discussions regarding strategic planning for recruitment and retention
and to discuss with the Chief earmarking some of the funds towards that
effort.
Mr. Iona commented that he would definitely support those incentives going
forward. He voiced his concern about the high cost of living on Kauai and
that it may deter potential police officers from applying for a job.
Mr. Lonnie Sykt,)s, a member of the public, stated that lie was interested in
finding out what are the five(5) most important threats or opportunities that
is are facing both the police department and the public. He pointed out that
there was a need for better dialogue between the police and the community
regarding ways to solve the issues such as speeding and burglaries. With
regard to the recruitment and retention of officers, be felt that it was a two-
edged sward living on Kauai because it would seem to be an ideal
recruitment location with relatively low crime as compared to the mainland;
however, the cost of living is high. He mentioned the recent meeting that
was held on the north shore was well received by the community, and lie
thanked Chief Perry for doing a great job and the Police Commission for
standing up for his civil rights.
Ms. Winn advised Chief Perry to be careful on his response because some of
the issues that Mr. Sykos brought up were not on the agenda.
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Chief Perry stated that in planning a strategy the department has looked at
both internal and external factors, and one area in particular which is a major
concern for him, is the crimes against property and domestic violence.
Chief Derry explained that traffic enforcement is one of the most critical
areas, and since he's been here, the department has averaged about 8
fatalities a year which involved drinking and driving. He further explained
that the department is continuing its efforts to create additional beats
throughout the island. however, the recruitment and retention on the internal
side has kept the department from tilling the police officer vacancies.
Mr. Iona stated that he would support the idea of having open floor
discussions with the Chief(if the budget permits) on implementing a
recruitment and retention program in the police department to attract
qualificd individuals both male and female by offering housing.
With no further discussion, Chair Kanckoa called for the motion to receive Mr. Iona moved to receive item KPC 2012-21.
item KPC 2012-21. Mr. Nebre seconded the motion.
Motion carried 6:0
4:KPC 2012-30, Communication dated 06107112 from Chief of Police Darryl _
Perry to Chair Kanekoa Jr. and Commission Member5�concurrin ; with the
Commission's findin gs that there was sufficient evidence to prove the
allc ation�,rr latcl tea notarized complaint KPC X012-13
Mr. Iona moved to amend item KPC 2012-30
Chair Kanekoa called for the motion to amend the wording on the agenda; he to reflect that there was insufficient evidence to
indicated that it should have said that there was insqfficientevidence rather than prove the allegations for notarized complaint
sufficient to prove the allegations for notarized complaint KPC 2012-13. KPC 2012-13. Mr. Nebre seconded the
motion.
Motion carried 6:0
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KPC 20112-31, Communication dated 06/07/12 from Chief of Police Darryl
harry tr> C hair Kankoa Jr and Co1x�rnistiian Members cancurring_witl� the
Commission's findi e the
alleations related to rntarize d comlaint KPC 2012-14
Chair Kanekoa called for the motion to amend the wording on the agenda; he
indicated that it should have said that there was insqfficic nt evidence rather than
sufficient to prove the allegations for notarized complaint KPC 2012-14, Mr. Iona moved to amend item CCC 2012-31,
to reflect t1iat there was insufficient evidence to
prove the allegations for notarized complaint
KPC 2012-14. Mr. Nebre seconded the motion
carried 6:0
KPC 201Communication dated 06/07/12 from Chief of Police Darryl
Parr to Chair Kanckoa jr,and Commission Members concurring with the
Commis evidence to prove
the allegations related to rzatarized coml'aint KPC 2012-15
Chair Kanekoa called for the motion to receive itern KPC 2012-32. Mr. Iona moved to receive item KPC 2012-32.
Mr. Nebre seconded the motion.
Motion carried 6:0
KPC 2012-33 A Co nnual
IZepc�rt. ((lrx file, �v�th thy; C>fi�c�. afi3oards and C'ammission�
Chair Kanekoa called for the motion to receive item KPC 2012-33.
Mr. Iona moved to receive item KPC 2012-33,
Mr. Nebre seconded the motion.
Motion carried 6:0
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KPC 200 Letter of commendation dated 07125112 from Chien District
Attorney 1nsPector for the County of Santa Crlir to the Kauai Police
Commission commendin tl�t l and Police Det�artment
Mr. Iona moved to receive itern KPC 2012-36.
Chair Kanekoa called for the mention to receive item. KPC 2012-36. Mr. Nebre seconded the motion.
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Business KPC:" 20 In Chic fof Police
Louis M. Kealol�a, President caf the Hawaii State I aw Enforcement Officials
Association inviting the Kauai Police Commission to the 59th Annual HSI EOA
Conference from September 20 - 21 2012 at the Sheraton Waikiki Resort
Honolulu.,Hawaii.
Chair Kanekoa, Vice-Chair O'Connor, Commissioner Iona, Commissioner
Nebre,and Commissioner Chiba have indicated their commitment to attend the
59t" Annual HSLEOA Conference.
KPC 01�-37
' to the 18" Annual National Association for
s Invitation
Civilian Oveasi ht of!Jaw Enforcement Conference"Bulldiny,Community
Trust" scheduled for October 14-18 2012 in San Dim California
KPC 2012-32, Communication dated 06/07112 from Chief of Police Darryl
Pcrry_to Clair Kanckoa Jr. and Commission Members concurring with the
Comtnissiot�'s tindin that there ma be apreponderance ofevidence to Trove
tl�e alley ations related to notarised conlaint I<PC 2012-15
Chair.Kanekoa informed the Commissioners that a determination needs to be
made today on who would be attending the conference.
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Vice-Chair O'Connor and Commissioner Chiba expressed their interest in
attending the conference in October.
KPC 2012-35 Public announcements for the following Police Commission
notarize co��Iplaiz�ts that were filed a 7a� inst officers of the County.
ES-36: KPC 2012-18
Complaint filed 05/11/12, alleges that an officer's conduct was unbecoming
and unprofessional when he accused the complainant of lying and then.
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 concluded the
Commission's review of KPC 2012-18.
KPC 2012-1.9
Complaint filed on 05115/12, alleges that an officer's conduct was
unprofessional by not allowing 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 as has forwarded the complaint to the
Office of the Chief for further review and investigation. This officially
concluded the Commission's review of complaint KPC 2012-19.
ES-38: KPC 2012-20
Complaint filed on 05/15112, alleges that officers of the County were
negligent by 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 had forwarded the complaint to the
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Office of the Chief for further review and investigation. This officially
concluded the Commission's review of complaint KPC 2012-20.
ES-39: KPC 2012-21
Complaint filed on 05/17/12, alleges that an officer's conduct was
unbecoming and unprofessional during an incident that involved a member
of the public. Based on the information, the Comi-nission 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 concluded the Commission's review of complaint KPC 2012-
21.
Announcements The next meeting is scheduled for September 28, 2012 at 9:00 a.m. at the
Mo ikella IJuilch n in Mceti Room 2 A/B followed by Executive Session.
)executive At 9:52 a.m. Vice-Chair O'Connor cited the Hawaii Revised Statutes to
Session bring the meeting into 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 Commission's
legal counsel on issues pertaining to the Commission's and the County's
powers, duties, privileges, immunities, and/or liabilities as they may relate to
this itern, deliberate and take such action as appropriate:
FS-42
Executive Session Minutes of June 22, 2012.
Executive Session Minutes of June 28, 2012.
Special Executive Session Minutes of July 1.3, 2012.
Special Executive Session Minutes of July lb, 2012, continuance from July
13, 2012.
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Special Executive Session Minutes of July 23, 2012.
Special Executive Session Minutes of August 3, 2012.
ES-33
Pursuant to the Flawaii 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 IZeviscd 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
Con-unission's and the County's powers, duties, privileges, immunities,
and/or liabilities as they may relate to this item, deliberate and take such
action as appropriate:
ES-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 tiled on 05117/12 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" 2012-23
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 .Tune 28, 2012.
ES-47: KPC 2012-24
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.
Mr. Iona moved to enter into Executive
Chair Kanekoa called for the motion to enter into Executive Session. Session. Mr. Chiba seconded the motion.
Motion carried 6:0
The Commission entered into Executive Session at 10:15 a.m.
Return to Open The Commission reconvened in Capers Session at 12:50 p.m.
Session to ratify
the actions taken Chair Kanekoa called for the motion to ratify the actions taken in Executive
in Executive Session. Mr. Iona moved to ratify the Commission's
Session actions taken in Executive Session for items
ES-33 and ES-42 throu gh ES 47
Adjournment Chair Kanekoa called for the motion to adjourn the meeting. At 12:50 p.m. Mr. Iona moved to adjourn the
meeting. Mr. Chiba seconded the motion.
Motion carried 7:0
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Submitted by: Reviewed and Approved by:
Mercedes Youn, Staff Support Clerk Ernest Kanekoa, Jr., Chair
Approved as circulated (add date of meeting approval).
Approved as amended. See minutes of meeting.
ADMINISTRATIVE I L. BUREAU
SEPTEMBER '1
KPC REPORTS
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MONTHLY TRAINING REPORT
August 2012
The following training assignments were scheduled f conducted during the month of August
NO. TRAINING ORDER TRAINING GATES TRAINING ASSIGNMENT PERSONNEL HOURS TOTAL
1 12-50 08/20-24/2012 All Hazards Communication Technician Course 2 40 80
2 12-57 08/9-10&13-17/12 PPCT Management Systems Instructor Certification Course 7 56 392
3 12-58 08/27-31/2012 Clandestine laboratory Investigators Association Training Conference 2 40 80
4 12-59 8/14/2012 Title III Wire Tap Application Training 4 3 12
5 12-60 08/30-31/2012 Emergency Survival and Helicopter Water Egress Training 6 16 96
6 12-61A 08/27-31/2012 VisionAir Mobile MDT Training 78 4 312
7 12-64 8/24/2012 Monthly SST training 13 8 104
82nd police recruit class 22 days x 8 hours=176 9 176 1584
121 343 2660
TOTAL ASSIGNMENTS:7 PERSONNEL INSTRUCTO STUDENT
KAUAI POLICE DEPARTMENT
DATE OF ISSUE EFFECTaT DATE JNO
TRAINING ORDER 07/10/2012 07/10/2012 12-50
REFERENCE: RECIND
INDEX AS:
All-Hazards Communication Technician Course
Lt. Richard Rosa and Officer Troy Sakaguchi have been designated to attend the All-Hazards
Communication Technician Course from August 20-24, on Oahu. This training is being
funded by the Hawai'i State Civil Defense.
APPROVED:
DARRYL D. PERRY
CHIEF OF POLICE
KAUAI POLICE DEPARTMENT
DATE OF ISSUE EFFEC7INT DATE INO.
TRAVNING ORDER 0810312012 08103/2012 12-57
REFERENCE RECINDS:
INDEX AS:
PPCT Management Systems Instructor Training
The following personnel have been designated to attend the PPCT Management Systems
Instructor Training on August 9-10, 2012, and August 13-17, 2012 from 0745-1630 in the KPD
LBFC.
August 9-10 & 13-17,2012, 0745-1630 hrs.
Ofc,Chris Calio
Ofe.Alan Santella
Ofc. tinny Pia
Ofc.Randall Nero
Ofc. Charles Dubocage
Ofc.Darin Irimata
Ofc. Michael Nii
APPROVED:
DARRYL D.PERRY
C OF POLICE
KAUAI POLICE DEPARTMENT
I DATE OF ISSUE EFFECTIVE DATE !NO.
TRAINING ORDER 08/03/12 08/03/12 112-58
REFERENCE RECINDS:
INDEX AS:
C.L.I.A. Conference
The following personnel have been designated to attend the Clandestine Laboratory Investigators
Association Conference, CLIA, in Kansas City?Missouri from August 27-31,2012.
August 27-31,2012
Oft. Colin Nesbitt
Ofe.AlIan Andres
APPROVED:
DARRYL D. PERRY
CHIEF OF POLICE
KAU'Al POLICE DEPARTATENT
DATE OF ISSUE EFFECTINT DATE NO.
TRAPONG ORDER 08/03t2012 08/0312012 12-59
REFERENCE RECINDS:
INDEX AS:
Title M Wire Tap Application Training
The following personnel have been designated to attend the Title Hl Wire Tap Application
Training on August 14, 2012,from 0900-1200 in the HDTA Conference Room, Honolulu In.
August 14,2012,0900-1200 hrs.
A/C Roy Asher
Lt.Karen Kapua
Sgt.Darren Rose
Det. Shane Sokei
APPROVED:
DARRYL D. PERRY
CHIEF OF POLICE
KAUAI POLICE DEPARTMENT
DATE OFISSLTT EFFECTIVE DATE N. O.
TRAINING ORDER 0810312012 08/0312012 12-60
REFERENCE RECINDS:
INDEX AS:
Emergency Survival and Helicopter Water Egress Training
The following personnel have been designated to attend the Emergency Survival and Helicopter
Water Egress Training on August 30-31, 2012, from 0745-1630, On August 30, 2012, the
training will be held at the Kauai Veterans Center on Kapule Hwy. L-ihu'e and on August 31,
2012,the training will be held at the Waimea High School swimming pool.
August 30-31, 2012, 0745-1630 hrs.
Sgt.Darrin Rose
Sgt.Kenneth Carvalho
Ofc.Eric Caspillo
Ofc.Arnold CayabyAb
Ofc. Charles Dubocage
Ofc.Paris Resinto
APPROVED-
DAR?RYL D. PERRY
CHIEF OF POLICE
KALTAI POLICE DEPARTMENT PAGE I OF 2
DATE OF ISSUE i EFFECI`I' T DATE NIO,
TRAINING ORDER 08/16/2012 08/16/2012 12-61A
REFERENCE RECIN'DS:12-6-1
INDEX AS:
VisionAir Mobile MDT Training-Revision A
The following personnel have been designated to attend the VisionAir Mobile MDT Training, This training will
be held on the below indicated dates and times at the Kauai Civil Defense EOC.
August 27,2012,0745-1630 hrs. (Train the Trainer) & August 28-31,2012,074'-';-11:45
Det. Kenneth Cummings Sgt. Roderick Green Sgt, Anthony Morita
Sgt. Jason Overmyer Ofc. Jesse Guiro Ofc. Jason Matsuoka
Susan Oaklg Jessica Fletcher Ofe, Chad Cataluna
August 28,2012, 0745-1145 hrs.
Sgt, Sandy Wakamoto Ofc. lsaiah�Sarsona Ofc. Arnel Purisima,
Christian Jenkins Ofc. Hanson Hsu Ofc. Nelson Gabriel
Ofc. Larry Soliman Ofc. George Laccone Ofc. Clayton Okamoto
Ofc. Wade Takemoto Ofc. Anthony Abalos Ofc. Matthew Kaluahine
Ofc. Eric Caspillo Ofc. Dennison Nagahisa Ofc. Jason Scalzo
Ofc. Arnold Cayabyab Ofc.Michael Buratti Ofc, Russell J. Himongala
August 29,2012, 0745-1145 hrs.
Lt, Richard Rosa
I I Ofc. Kahua Akeo Ofc. Jesse Castro
4!. Scott Williamson Ofc. Bruce Nance Ofc. Gilbert Asuncion
Ofc. David Banguel i Ofc. Whitman McCallum i' Ofc. Paddy Ramson
Ofc-Richael Cariaga 1 Ofc. Darin Irimata, Ofc. Derek Lorita
LOfc. Damian Loo Ofc. Chito Garduque Ofc. Steven Vinzant
A u
g—u s
t3O
'2012, 0745-1145 hrs.
L t. Scott Raul
1 Ofc. Mackenzie Metcalfe JO fcjaqiesKurowski��
S Scott Brede Ofc. Ginny Pia
Oe , Daniel Oliveira es Ofc. Phillip Bbanquel
Ofc. Chris Vie
,rra Fernandez Ofc. Damien McCallum
Ofc. f'Ioyd'v�iau
KAVAI POLICE DEPARTMENT PAGE WF2 ,
DATE OF ISSUE EFFECTIVE DATE NO.
TRAINING ORDER 0811912012 08/4/2012 12-61A
REFERENCE RECINDS:12:6-1
INDEX AS:
VisionAir Mobile MIDT Training
August 31,2012, 0745-1145 hrs.
Ofc. Rolland Peahu I Ofc. Michael Marshall PSO Richard Brown
Ofc. Michael NTH Ofc, Jon Bonachita PSO Christopher Cabrera
Ofc. John Mullineaux Ofc.-Kapena Wilson—-PSO Joshua Leines
11 Ofc. Makana Rivera Ofc- Vernon Basuel PSO Andrew Muraoka
Ofc. Aaron Bandmann Ofc. Shawn Hanna PSO Lance Okasaki
Ofc. Aaron Relacion Ofc. Ray Takekawa PSO Stacy Pereira
J,Ofc. Damien Mendiola i Ofc, Jav Scribner PSO Arthur Styan
PSO Dustin Broad PSO Matthew Beadle
APPROVED:
J;r- DARRYL A PE y
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Crime Trends
July 2012
CALLS FOR SERVICE
My 2012 June 2012
%Chanae
CALLS FOR SERVICE 2,535 2,441 3.891
PART I CRIMES BY DISTRICTS
Total Harna—'e, _Kawaiheu QnLe Koloa Waimea
Current Part 1 306 69 68 119 29 21
June 2012 274 58 51 117 30 18
%CHANGE 18,97% 33,33% 1-71% -3,33% 16.6710
PART 11 CRIMES BY DISTRICTS
Total Hanalei LKawa hau
L_ Koioa Waimea
Current Part,11 588 54 135 272 82 45
June 2012 544 73 107 241 87 36
%CHANGE -26,03% 26,17% 12,861 -5.75% 25.00%
TRAFFIC OFFENSE/VIOLATIONS CRIMES BY DISTRICTS
i2im Hanalei jLawaihau LL!Aft K—Dloa Waimea
Current Traffic OffenseNjojatjon 35 2 10 14 8 1
June 2012 34 3 7 IS 2 4
%CHANGE -33,33% 42S61 -2222% 300,00% 75.00%
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Crime Trends
July 2012
TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS CRIMES BY DISTRICTS
Total Hanalei Kawalhau Lb—we K—Cloa Waimea
Current Traffic Accidents 221 32 58 72 46 i 3
June 2012 210 37 38 80 38 17
%CHANGE -13.511 52,63% -10.001 21.051 -23,53%
TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS
MAix M nor
Total Maior TC Non TO tkn-drTQ Non TO
Current Traffic Accidents 221 44 4 101 72
June 2012 210 37 1 100 72
%CHANGE 18,92% 300.00% 1.00% 0.00%
SUMMARY REPORT
This Month This kloilh This Month %Cleared Last Month Last Month Last Month %Cleared
Reported Actual Rpt Cleared This Month Reported 691ugl —Rp-'Cleared Last Month
Part 1 333 306 liG 37,91% 292 274 79 28.83%
Pan if 669 588 393 66,3441 626 544 386 70.961
Traffic OffenseiViolation 36 35 34 97,141 35 34 31 91.18%
Traffic Accidents 223 221 iss 76,02% 211 210 171 81,43%
Wscelfanecus 1,271 11,201 156 96,25% 1297 ?209 1155 95531
TOTAL: 2,532 2,351 1,867 79,41% 2,461 2,271 1,822 80.231
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PERSONNEL STATUS AS OF 07-31-2012 CLOSE OF BUSINESS:
AUTHORIZED ACTUAL VACAN; ;
APPOINTED # 2 2 0
SWORN 148 230 18
County General Fund 148 130 18
Gront Fund 0 0 0
CIVILIAN 74 56 18
County General Fund ?
Temporary&Grant Fund G 4 3 1
TOTAL 224 188 36
VACANCIES: Position Title
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 for re-description)
1 Crime Scenes Specialist II(PD submitted for re-description)
1 Clerk[Off Duty]
7 School Crossing Guard[Part-time)
Kapaa
King Kaumualii
Chiefess Kamakahelei(3)
Hanalei
Kilauea
Short term appointments(3)Background Investigators
Note Short term appointment(1)Fleet Coordinator Trainer(NTE 0912112012)
Short term appointment(1)Police Records Clerk(NTE 0912812012)
Short terra appointment(1)Radio Dispatcher I(, TE 1012812012
KPD RECRUITMENT STATUS UPDATE
as of September 12, 2012
Recruitment Status Comments
1. POLICE SERVICES OFFICER (83d Referred(on 05/23/12) 139 A second PRST and Psych Test was held on 07110112.
Recruit Class) Professional Svcs Contract for Psychologist has been secured
(Referred List Expires:0912212013) Withdrew/Discontinued 75 effective 7113112. Clarification Interviews will commence.
Results from Psychologist All Clarification interviews done.
Moved to backgrounds 29
Moving forward with background investigations.
Backgrounds completed 5
Moving forward 4
2. RADIO DISPATCHER Referred(on 07/18/12) 14_.
Department of Personnel administered written test on 6129112,
Continuing 7
Withdrew/Discontinued 7
1 POLICE RECORDS CLERK Referred(on 09/04/12) 15 Requisition was posted on 711112. Closing date was 711312012.
Testing on 08130112
4. SCHOOL CROSSING GUARD— Requisition was posted on 711112. Closing date was 711312012,
Kapaa Elementary(I vacancy)
5. SCHOOL CROSSING GUARD— Requisition was posted on 711112. Closing date was 71131.?012.ry
King Kaurnualii (I vacancy)
6. SCHOOL CROSSING GUARD— Transfer from Wilcox Elementary 1 Requisition Requesting list
Chiefess Karnakahelei (I vacancies)
Requisition requested(08/20/12)
Revised: 7/1.3/12
Recruitment status Comments
7. SCHOOL CROSSING GUARD— Requisition was posted on 711112. Closing date was 711312012
Hanalei Elementary(1 vacancy)
8 SCHOOL CROSSING GUARD— Requisition was posted on 711112. Closing date was 711312012.
Kilauea Elementary(1 vacancy)
9. SCHOOL CROSSING GUARD— Requisition was posted on 711112. Closing date was 711312012,
Wilcox Elementary(I vacancy)
Revised: 7/13/12
KAUAI POLICE DEPARTMENT
Notes to Budget Summary
For the Period July 2012
The Budget Status Report for July 2O12is submitted for your review and perusal, The
department's total expenditures plus encumbrances for FY2Ol3 is currentk/at 1096atthe 896of
year lapsed point.
The yeapto-date expenditures for the Chief's Office is currently at1O96. Administrative and
Technical Bureau is reflecting 12%, Investigative Service Bureau is reflecting 10%and Patrol
Service Bureau is reflecting 3396of budget expended. '
Although we are still in the first quarter of Fiscal Year 2013, our budget process for Fiscal Year
ZOI4i»well underway, Due to time constraints in the budget process last year,the mayor
distributed to all department heads, a Mayor's Administrative Budget Timeline and Objectives
for FY14. This timeline and objective document includes guiding statements as well as a
detailed timeline for all agencies to follow in preparing the budget for FY 2014,
KPD |sin the progress of compiling our FY2014budget. All bureaus submitted the first draft
budgets to the Chief's Office by August 3Ist The department will compile, review and prepare
the first draft for discussion with Council members. According to the Mayor's timeline, October
�h
O through the 15 m time has been slated for Council members to meet with support staff to
hear ideas for the FY2O14budget.
Concurrently, KPDvvU|strive to continue in recruitment efforts 1ofill our current vacancies as
well as expedite current contracts in progress and meet Purchasing Division deadlines for the
department's purchases for this current Fiscal Year ZO13.
KAUAI POLICE DEPARTMENT
BUDGET SUMMARY ESTIMATE
JULY 2012
EXPENDITURES ENCUMBRANCES BALANCE %of BUDGET
BUREAU BUDGET TO DATE TO DATE 7/31/2012 8%
Chiefs Office $23,454,075.00 $1,922,088,70 $441,031.84 $21,090,954,46 10%
Administrative&Technical Bureau 1,741,641,00 38,411.27 166,343.44 1,536,886.29 12%
Investigative Services Bureau 363,808.00 1,825.03 35,048.22 326,934.75 10%
Patrol Services Bureau 512,162.00 3,787.54 111,488.61 396,885.85 23%
Police Commission 44,963.00 0.00 91.24 44,87116 010
TOTAL-GENERALFUND $26,116,649.00 $1,966,112.54 $754,00135 $23,396,533.11 10%
Asset Forfeiture Funds $655,675.00 4,49335 $35,56917 $615,612.08 6%
130PEN FOR FKSGAI,YEAR EAOADJUSIMLNNS
Oc
Month Recap
Investigative Services Bureau
AlCaptain Daniel J. Fort
Au-ust 2012
r a a a a M a 0 a W a I a a 0 1
INVESTIGATIONS
UCPV:
18 year old femal arrested and charged with UCPV after she took possession of a vehicle
without permission. Suspect booked and awaiting court date.
SEX ASSAULT:
23 year old female reported being sexually assaulted by her 53 year old roommate. A
forensic exam was conducted and evidence recovered. Suspect questioned and
subsequently arrested. Case sent to Prosecutor's office.
DEATH RELATED:
A 54 year old visitor died while on a diving excursion. An autopsy was conducted and
preliminary report is that the male subject suffered a heart attack while in the water.
BURGLARY:
A 19 year old male subject was arrested for Burglary. Upon further investigation
Detectives were able to link the suspect to other Burglaries in the Lihue and Wailua area.
After a Search Warrant was conducted the suspect was additionally linked to UCPV and
UEMV cases. Stolen property was recovered and numerous cases closed.
A 28 year old Hanalei man was arrested on Theft charges. Items recovered from the
suspect linked him to several Burglary and UEMV cases on the North Shore. Detectives
were able to close several Theft cases and add additional charges for Drugs and Drug
Paraphernalia,
KPD SENSITIVE
WHITE COLLAR CRIMES:
A Kapaa couple reported Theft of checks from their checking account Investigation
revealed that a 30 year old Kapaa man had stolen their checks and was forging their
signature and cashing them all over Kauai. Detective's investigation resulted in the
suspect being charged),vith:
27 Counts of Forgery 2nd
31 Counts Theft 2nd
10 Counts Theft 4th
36 Counts of NW NI
40 Counts of Unauthorized Possession of Confidential Information
28 Counts of Unauthorized Computer Access
Case forwarded to the Prosecutor's office for Prosecution
A 26 year old man on a family outing to the North Shore was arrested for UEMV.
Apparently while his family enjoyed the sights and ate lunch,the male subject wandered
the parking areas and broke into 2 vehicles, Suspect was arrested and charged with:
2 Counts UEMV
2 Counts Theft 2
2 Counts Theft 3
3 Counts of Unauthorized Possession of Confidential Information
YOUTH SERVICES SECTION
TRAININGS:
SRO Officers attended the Monthly SST Training. Officers assisted in Training the
Recruit class in PPCT. Officers attended training on Teen Suicide prevention.
MEETINGS:
SRO Officers attended the monthly Drug Summit meeting at Kauai Marriott, Officers
attended mandatory Bureau meetings on Operations and Budget SRO Sergeant attended
several School related meetings with DOE staff.
KPD SENSITIVE
MISCELLANEOUS FUNCTIONS:
1. Ozaki &DeBlake—Asstist Vice xv/Warrant
2. Ozaki —Exparte
3. DeBlake, Hamberg & Ozaki — Chiefess Kamakahelel Middle School Evacuation
Drill
4. DeBlake—PRST Video
5. DeBlake—Off Dutv: Hanama-ulu Dirt Bike Track
6. DeBlake—Off Duty: Escort from Lihue to Kapaa
7. DeBlake—Assisted Vice with a warrant
8. DeBlake—Operation Kitchen Sweep
9. DeBlake—Chiefess Evacuation Drill
10. DeBlake—Kauai HS Assembly: Olympian Clarissa Chun
11. DeBlake—KPAL Video
12. DeBlake—Life's Choices Underage Drinking Grant{75.25hrs)
13. DeBlake—Worked on Underage Drinking Grant Order.
14. DeBlake—OIC Duties (49hrs)
15. DeBlake—OIC/I OT (13.25hrs)
16.DeBlake, Ramberg & Ozaki - Life's Choices Under Age Drinking Grant projects
(tox)
17. DeBlake. Hamberg & Ozaki—IACP Video
K-PAL:
Wrestling
Kapaa Youth Center 25 Juveniles
Boxing
Lihue&Hanapepe 100 Juveniles
Kickboxing
Lihue &Hanapepe 50 Juveniles
Sea Scouts
Kapaa Youth Center 25 Juveniles
Jiu Jitsu Self Defense
Kapaa Youth Center 25 Juveniles
Fitness & Conditioning
Kapaa Youth Center 25 Juveniles
Ozaki—Boxing Tournament Kansas City, Missouri
KPD SENSITIVE
VICE NARCOTICS
The Vice Narcotics unit initiated 8 Search warrants during the Month of August. 5 Adult
males and 2 Adult females were arrested for numerous drug charges. Officers recovered
Methamphetamine, Drug Paraphernalia,Marijuana and Cash. All the cases generated
from these warrants will be sent to the Prosecutor's office for Prosecution.
DRUG 13UYS:
Vice officers conducted 15 "Controlled Buys" from known suspects during the month of
August. Recovered in all the purchases were quantities of Crystal Meth Amphetamine.
Search and Arrest warrants will be prepared based on the purchases and information
acquired.
VICE SPECIAL OPERATIONS:
Vice Officers conducted a controlled purchase of 84.6 grams of Crystal
Methamphetamme from a known dealer in the Lihue area.
Kauai Police Department with the assistance of other State and County Law Enforcement
Entities conducted Marijuana Eradication projects on the Island of Kauai. Officers
located and seized approx. 507 Marijuana plants from Private and Public lands,
K-9 ENFORCEMENT:
K-9 Officer obtained 2 Search Warrants based on the canine alerting on I parcel and I
Backpack during operations. Recovered were 55.9 grams of Marijuana from the FedEx
parcel and 47 grams of Crystal Methamphetantine. 3.1 grains of Marijuana, drug
paraphernalia and$4,834 from the backpack.
STATE FORFEITURES:
U.S. Currency totaling$5,435
SUBMITTED-BY: ------
XA7)1`-�Capt. Tiel /Fortt K-112
KPD SENSITIVE
INVESTIGATIVE SERVICES BUREAU
MONTHLY REPORT FOR AUGUST 20
A/Captain Daniel J. Fort -112 'Ir
VICE SECTION
Self Referred Carry-Over Total Average Cases % Cleared
n +voted Cases Cases Assigned Per PFD Cases Arrests Cleared
38 74 112 28 11 112 100.00%
4 Investigators 1 Canine
GENERAL INVESTIGATIONS
SEIT KeTer,eo Lorry-Over o verage j c e % Cleared
Initiated Cases Cases Assigned Per PFD Cases Arrests Cleared
2 108 368 478 96 45 7 89 18.62%
5 Detectives
SPECIAL FOCUS
Self Referred Carry-Over Total Average Cases % Cleared
Initiated Cases Cases Assigned Per PFD Cases Arrests Cleared
6 17 60 83 42 4 9 31 37.35%
2 Detectives
OFFICERS IN THE SCHOOL
e e erre. orry ver Total verage ases %Cleared
Initiated Cases Cases Assigned Per PFD Cases Arrests Cleared
55 1 56 19 61 51 91.07%
3 Investigators (1 Sergeant, 2 Officers)
DARE / GREAT Drug Confiscations # Grams Value
DARE Classes Marijuana Plants 507 253,500.00
DARE Students Marijuana Processed 71.7 1,200.00
5RO Activities 39 Cocaine 0 0.00
Students Heroin 0
Methamphetaenine 186.4 21,000.00
YSS Related Amphetamine 0
Missing Persons 1 Pills/Tablets 01 0.00
Custodial Interference 1 Ecstacy 0
Others 0
DVIC Vehicles 2 1,381.00
Abuse/Household Member 25 Currency $6,222.00 6,222.00
TRO/Protection Order Cases 7 Weapons 1 01 0.00
Domestic Related Cases 1 I S283.303 00
Verbal / Domestic Ar uments
Total DV Related Cases 33 Bureau Actions
Info Charging 0
Restraining Orders Arrest Warrants 0
Served TRO'S 12 Search Warrants 8
Served Protection Orders 0 Citations 0
Dissolved / NS Orders 0 Person(s) Arrested 11
Unserved Orders 12
Foreign Orders 0
CPS Referrals 31
Total Restraining Orders 24
PATROL SERVICES
MONTHLY ACTIVITY REPORT
August 2012
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! A. FELONY 150 !
B.I �
MISDEMEANOR 339
C. DIJI 23
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Revised 06/01/2011
MONTHLY TRAFFIC REPORT
AUGUST 2012
TRAFFIC-COLLISIONS VIOLATIONS
FATAL FATAL INJURY
SEAT
DISTRICT COUNT T/CS T/CS MOVE PARK MISC BELT 1 TOTAL
LIHUE
2 J! 6 302 201 1541 34 510
WAIMEA
0 0 3 95 8 f 77 121 192
KOLOA
0 oi 2 11711 241 42 7 190
KAWAIHAU
0 0 5 1431, 12 149 6
310
HANALEI
0 0� 0 so� 166i 35 1 252
TOTAL 2 1 16 707 i 230� 45 60" 1454
TOTAL YEAR
6 51 160 55041 2165i 4237 691 12597
MONTH
PREV YR 0 0 21 9751 282 552 150� 1959
TO DATE
PREV YR 4 4 159 6726! 1713; 5907; 13291 156751
Community Oriented Policing Report
Waimea District
TO: DARRYL PERRY, CHIEF OF POLICE
01
VIA: MICHAEL CONTRADES, DEPUTY CHIEF OF POLICE
ALEJANNDRE QUIBILANN, ASSISTANT CHIEF, PSB
FROM: RICHARD W. ROSA, LIEUTENANT, PSB
SUBJECT: COMMUNITY ORIENTED POLICING REPORT FOR AUGUST 2012
I. ENFORCEMENT EFFORTS
Squad i Parking Misc. Seatbelt Moving Ovull
10 39 5
58 2
117 0
III 25
6 29
9 59 6 1 64 1
TOTALS 1, 25 127 36 64�413�
SPECIAI, OPERATIONS
A. 08109—Traffic Enforcement—Squad 3
B. 08110—Traffic Enforcement— Squad 2
C. 08/14 - OVUII Check Point- Squad I
D. 081,117—Legal Service—Squad I
E. 08124—OVUII Check Point—Squad 3
Ill. MEETINGS
A. 08106—Mayor Holoholo Meeting—Waimea
B. 0 8/13 —Mayor Holoholo Meeting—Kaldheo
Submitted for your revieA, and approval:
/7
Rich d W. Rosa K-110
L ie enant W aimea
09
0-12 0620 IJrs
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Community Oriented Policing Report
Lihue District
TO: DARRYL PERRY, CHIEF OF POLICE v 0—
VIA: MICHAEL, CON71'RADES, DEPUTY CHIEF OF POLICE
ALE QUIBILAN, ASSISTANT CHIEF, PSB
FROM: TRENT SHIMABUKURO, LIEUTENANT, PSB
SUBJECT: COMMUNITY ORIENTED POLICING REPORT FOR AUGUST 2012
I. ENFORCEMENT EFFORTS
Platoon Parking Misc . I Seatbelt ! Moving Speedi:nj OVUII
11 i 24 1 24
II 10 41 3 86
III 4 100 1 6 135 I 7
TOTALS 25 165 9 245 9
Ii. SPECIAL OPERATIONS
A. On August 5, 2012 Officer M.Nii and J. Mullineaux
participated as Honor Guards for Retired Police
Lieutenant Maurice Contrades' Funeral .
B. On August 16, 2012 and August 21, 2012 a Joint OVUII
Task Force involving officers from the Hanalei District,
Li'hue District and the Traffic Safety Unit conducted 2
Sobriety Checkpoints between 1900 Hrs . to 2200 Hrs. A
total of 36 citations were issued and 2 0-\7UII arrests
were made.
C. On August 23, 2012 and August 24, 2012 Officer
Himongala participated in FAST Team pro]ects at the
County Fair. Officer Himongala arrested one subject
with an outstanding bench warrant.
D. officers Nii and Mu!'Lineaux participated in Firearms and
Simmunitions Training for the Citizens Police Academy.
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E. Officers Nii and Pia participated in the PP(-'T Instructor
Course . They were certified as PPCT Instructors .
F, On August IG, 2012 Officer G. Pia was nominated as
officer of the Year by the Hawaii State Law Enforcement
Officer Association. officer Pia is due to attend the
HSLEOA Conference held on Oahu from September 20, 2012
to September 22, 2012 .
G. During the week of August 8, 2012 Officer Mullineaux
assisted Lieutenant Chong Tim as a Firearms Instructor
for the 82"d KPD Recruit Class.
H. On August 29, 2012 Officers Nii and Mullineaux
participated in the Physical Training Video for the
County of Kauai Web Page.
III. MEETINGS
A. None
IV, COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES AND INVOLVEMENT
A. Plt. 3 Officer participated in the KPAL Flag Football end
of the season event.
B. Plt. 3 A/Sgt. and 2 officers participated in an ISB
Operation.
Submitted by:
Trent- Shimabukuro K-104
- �' u le
Lieutenant n
09-05-12 1630 hours
Pa,2e 2 of 2
Community Oriented Policing Report
Hanalei District
0: DARRYL PERRY, C-14IEF 0__'F POLTr-7 V
V TA: MICH= =TIRADES, DEPUTY CH 7 EF CF POLICE,,
"'Y
ALEJANDRE QT�,ITBIIAN, ASISSTANT f_HIEF, PSG L i,
7ROM: SCIOT7 Z UT_1 L-EU T
I KA , TENANT, PSB
SUBJECT : COMMUNITY ORIENTED POLICING REPORT FOR AUGUST 2012
I. ENFORCEMENT EFFORTS
Platoon FParking I Misc. Seat:beL-- Mcv--ing Speeding OVUTi
5C so 2C 8
ll 56 47 2 30 9 0
60
C2 9 0
TOTALS 176 2 124
1 122 28 8
Ii. SPECIAL OPERATIONS
A. Due to requests for speed enforcement on South Kal4h.iwai
road, second and Third watch officers were assigned to
conduct speed enforcen',en-_ as time permitted on south
-
Kai_i _�-iiwai Road for the month o�� August . No c-4 4 a-ions
were issued or necessary.
B. Platoon 1 officers from the Hana.1ei District a1 on with
officers from Platoon 1 Lihue District worked together
on t-W OVI�;17T orc4ects (017U17 To- nt Task Force & OVUT-
I - - J V
join Tansk .,7orce I. A total of 1_3' -__-' tat.ions were
ssued fc--1 the Hans e-' istr-ict . 0_`ficer Roliand Peahu
arrested (5) , Offficers jesse Castro, James Kurowsk' &
Jason Sca.lzo arfested one e-a-ch.
III. MEETINGS
011�ficer Bandmmann at--ended a P-ub` ic safety Tnee t4 19
1 1- 1' n
Princevi ' le a" ong w]'-th Pc!" -1 1 - y- Perr-v and
ce C11--f Darr
assls�_-ant Chief Roy Asher .
T -
'a 1u_. -tended -he Mavor' s Poio Holo meetina in Kiiauea
alona Lt . Apnie-ate and Sat El-' --' o-. Ke .
Pagel oaf
IV. COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES AND INVOLVEMENT
A. Office-- Kenniscn Na'--ahisa along wl' �--h C-'--F-- ce--- Jason
-ly an Assistant Ccac- for -he
Sca' zc is presently n Kapaa
Pop Wa--ne.- football teas,
Submitted by:
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Scot-- Kauii K-1 I I
Lieutenant L-ieur-enant Hana-Lei
09-06-112 0915 hours
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KAUAI POLICE DEPARTMENT
DATE OF 1SSU'E -EFFECTIVE DATE NO,
PERSONNEL ORDER 08/27/2012 As Noted 20112-10
REFERENCE RESCINDS:
INDEX AS:
TRANSFER,HIRE,APPOINTMENT TERMINATION & ASSIGNMENT
TRANSFER
Effective July 1, 2012, the Personnel Clerk It position, 9346, was transferred to the Department of
Personnel Services pursuant to the County of Kauai Operating Budget Ordinance 4'B-2012-7)6. Ms.
Sheri S.Nakashima transferred to the Department of Personnel Services.
NEW HIRE
The short term appointment of Mr. Michael V. Layosa, Sr. as the Fleet Coordinator Trainer was
effective Tuesday, June 12, 2012. Mr. Layosa is assigned to the Administrative & Technical
Bureau.
The short term appointment of Ms. Estelle C. Furuike was effective Tuesday, July 3, 2012. Ms.
Furuike is assigned to the Administrative & Technical Bureau, Records Section, as a Police Records
Clerk.
The short term appointment of Mr. Paul C. Baumung as a Background Investigator was effective
Thursday, July 5, 2012. Mr. Baumung is assigned to the Administrative and Technical Bureau,
Research and Development Section to conduct the background investigations of police applicants.
The short term appointment of the following individuals as a Background Investigators was effective
on Monday, July 16, 2012:
Eric J.Arroyo Donald H. Wilson
The short terin, appointment of Mr. Garrett S. Agena as a Radio Dispatcher was effective Tuesday,
August 14, 2012. Mr. Agena is assigned to the Patrol Services Bureau, Communication Center.
CONFIDENTIAL-FOR JNTERNAL USE ONLY
KPD 200
Personnel Order No. 2012-10
Date of Issue: 08/27/2012
Page 2 of 3
APPOINTMENT TERMINATION
The short term appointment of Mr. Donald H. Wilson terminated at the close of business on Friday,
August 10, 2012.
ASSIGNTME1I T
The special assignment of Officer Shell= L. Rodrigues will terminate at the close of business on
Saturday, September 1, 2012. Officer Rodrigues will be assigned to the Patrol Services Bureau
effective Sunday, September 2, 2012.
} Darryl`,j7.Perry
' Chief of Police
Distribution"A"
ernard P. C`arvalho, Jr. �`� � ��� falcnl G Fernandez
Nlayo, Di cum r,i, . s; a K Sm kes
Gary Q Hen A
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DEPARTMENTOF PERSONNEL SERVICES r
County of hiukh State of Havvail
44A4 We Stow. NO: NA iWo IWO! 9066
.L(SOS)241-49-56 FA M08)2410593 1
September 2'`F, 201_..
To : ROBERT CRC1 WELL. CHAIRPERSON SON AN MEMBERS OF TFI S.>ILARY
CONVATSS O
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FROM: 4ALCOLM C. FF;Rti�.NDEL_ BIREC OR CSI= PEtPSCJ' -NElA4�
SUBjEC T: PERFOR LANCE EVALUATIONS AND P`~CCREASES FC?R Ex ECU TIC,E,
PPC:tWTEES
Pursuant 4.4; Resolution r..tl 12 the maxim= salaries certain Administration,_ 0-ft-ficers and
Employees increased effective C)7,''}1, !2 as follows:
Police Chip'} S 14A90
Ewputy Police CKef 90500
Fie Chief Q 1zK490
D r y Fire- C113e S105�6 S0
rye uirernents for salary increases per Res oluti=n 2C 12 . include �n e, Direr ter of P er scrj ei
Serices receipt of the foHo"Ing:
A memo ?io'?; ts`l;', t?f5c.,r 4 € r K:'x1'li`,re.u*s apptl"?i1£g l�L iG'i.i1 at least, r
days prior the inemase g that e ppoii t.CC 5 r.€mtr :.rice has Run
evil ut ed wiursua_s, to{pvs)c ,d re e st-a lished Ibt the Litre for of ersonnel S,wives;
(2) in copy of the t �y
t `•.ter'" or �.YS.:�1z7`dee s :,,;..rn lleted erf`_mnanc , eval.J.sa..ii.on e -ide c=n
that the rgtr hass rinct execeded job req&a...me s(fior ex=nple, s-_ achieved s_
King of three points or er in _. flive point scale) forta_c appraisal period.
Bas td of the , tin n results. the appointing authority's recommendation J
c#,heth r pro `:'seta ,.f_crease shoin e t�si-�nte T-;s ppoin-Li g f,.�`o "'f?'i`t,."4' 1'i:ta,
ffic �r or 'r�vltuee oc �e c, re ;._ �� � '. ," '. _ - position, at i:, n4'u?'`;
bel ovv the proposed sala, increase provided f�ar in this resolution,
y ATC 2012 - 38
1-hercf I on 'or o
ore, jased -�c im"on-naticr, submitcd to the Direct , f -Services in
accordance villh the Salary Cornmission's Resolution 20!2-2 iricluding the M'CT-11110. `ho
c-valuaiion, and, the recom-nendation from the appoiniting awhoky as required above, le
!,'ollowing Ac rniNstadve (Wers and Ehnpkt-ces MOve on dw daws Mmed bNow vill
have then- salaries increased:
Effe, gV _Dat-- S allar,,
Polic�� Chief 08/0 i/2012 $114,490
Deputy Police C of 09,,"07/'012 S10 i 60
Fie ChAF 1 wo 1 Go 12 $114,490
Deput-y Fire Chief 09"09/201 2 fit 105NO
cc: Mayor Bernard P. Andho, Jr.
Da7ryl Pe--ry, Police Chief
Robert Weslmnan, Fire Chief
V POLICE DEPARTMENT
COUNTY OF KAUAI
HJ')WAII 90-166-1226S
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BERNARD ARD P.CARVALz130.JR, TFI.T_I'ji0-, E (808) 7-11-1600 L7 RRYL M PFRRY
Mayor i XX (;8 S) 41-i o4 Chief of Police
1 1v,ka1iaipd,or T .nEr-
GARY K.HEU MICILAPI,NJ.CON7RADES
Managing Director Deputy Chief
aaenEatra6es'u ka�ai.=v�.
September 7, 2012
SEF
Mr. 'Malcolm Fernandez
Director
Department of Personnel Services
Re: SALARY MCREASE FOR EXECUTIVE APPOFNTFE
DEPUTY POLICE CHIEF MICHAEL CONTRADES
Dear Mr. Fernandez:
Pursuant to Resolution 2012-2, as the Chief of Police. and the appointing authority for the Kauai
Police Department, July 1. 2012 shall be the effective date for the annual salary increase for
Deputy Chief of Police Michael C ontrades in the amount of S1 5,660-W
Please make the necessary corrections to reflect that change.
Mahalo,
q6P,-L PERR
C 1e ice
cc: Police Commission Chair Ernie Ianekoa Jr.
Mayor Bernard Can,alho Jr,
Deputy Police Chief Michael Contra ides
KPC 2012-39
AN EQUAL 0PP0kT[,'A17Tf,,-,,VPL0fFR
Ernest Kanckoa. Jr. %. Members:
Chairman
Charles Iona
Alfredo Nebre, Jr,
.,.
James O'Connor �� � � Bradley Chiba
Vice-Chair Randall Francisco
Donald O aml. Sr.
K UA'I POLICE COMMISSION COU\TY OF KAUAI
Co Office of the Mavor
4444 Rice Street, Suite 150
Lihu'c, HI 967 66
August 28, 2012
PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT
ES: 44: Complaint KPC 2012.22
Complaint filed on 06/14/12, alleges that an officer of the County fabricated and falsified
statements just to issue the complainant a traffic citation.
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 2012-22.
Ernest Kanekoa, Jr.
Chairman, Kauai Police Commission
KPC 2012 - 41
Pri-pest K II;.koa. jr.
Chain-iian + t Charles lt7t2 a
James O'Co nor � � �"�' Bradley Chiba
Vice-Chair ____ RaTidail Francisco
Donald Ok ini. Sr.
I4 UA'i POLICE COMMISSION COUNTY OF KAUAI
C/o Office of the Mayor
4444 Rice Street. Suite 150
Lihu`e. HI 96766
August 29, 2012
PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT
ES: 45: Complaint KPC 2012-23
Complaint filed on 06/14/12, alleges that an officer of the County denied the
complainant's Due Process Fights when the complainant tried to obtain a status report
regarding stolen property.
Eased 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 2012-21
Ernest Kanekoa, r.
Chairman, Kauai Polio Commission
CPC 2012 - 41