HomeMy WebLinkAbout121610_MEETING_PACKET Alfredo Nebre Jr, MEMBERS:
Chairman JX 9 Russell L. Gradv
Thomas M. lannucci
Rowena Tachibana
4 Ernest L. Kanekoa Jr.
Charles Iona
James R. O'Connor
Vice-Chairman
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KAUA'I POLICE COMMISSION
NOTICE OF MEETING AND AGENDA
Thursday, December 16, 2010
9:00 a.m.
Mo*ikeha Building - Meeting Room 2 A&B
4444 Rice Street, Lihue, Kaua'i 96766
CALL TO ORDER
APPROVAL OF AGENDA
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
Regular meeting minutes of November 29, 2010
RECOGNITION AND COMMENDATION REPORT
Officer of the month for December: Officer Brian Silva
CHIEF'S MONTHLY & QUARTERLY REPORTS
Administrative, Technical Services & Training Report/Orders
Fiscal Report
Patrol Services Bureau& Traffic Report
Community Oriented Policing Report for December 2010 for the districts of L-1hu'e,
Hanalei and Waimea
Investigative Service Bureau Report
Administrative Notices
Personnel Orders
o 2010-23 Assignment
o 2010-24 Assignment
General Orders
Chief's Announcements
BUSINESS
KPC 2010-31 Nomination and selection of 2011 Officers for the Police Commission
KPC 2010-32 Discussion and decision making of the proposed Kaua'i Police Commission
2011 meeting schedule.
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KPC 2010-33 Public Announcement for three Kaua'i Police Commission notarized complaints
filed against Officer's of the Kaua'i Police Department:
o KPC 10-34
o KPC 10-36
o KPC 10-37
KPC 2010-34 Discussion and decision making on a communication dated 11,108/110, from the
Interagency Advisory Committee for Children's Justice Center of Kaua'i,
requesting assistance from the Police Commission regarding committee's
concerns.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Next Meeting- Friday January 21,2011, Open Session to begin at 9:00 a.m. Executive
Session to follow at the Moike'ha Building in Meeting Room 2 A&B.
EXECUTIVE SESSION
The purpose of this executive session is to review agenda items pursuant to Hawaii Revised
Statues §95-5(a) (b), subsections (2), and (4), to consider charges brought against an officer or
employee where consideration of matters affecting privacy will be involved; and to consult
counsel on Commission powers, duties, privileges, immunities, and liabilities.
ES-50 Executive Session meeting minutes of November 29, 2010.
ES-51 KPC 10-38, new notarized complaint filed on 11124/10, against two officers of the
Kaua'i Police Department.
Pursuant to HR,S. §92-7 (a), the Commission may, when deemed necessary, hold an executive
session on any agenda item without 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 §92-5 (a).
RETURN TO OPEN SESSION
Ratify the actions taken in Executive Session for items ES-50 and ES-51.
ADJOUP,NiTENT
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Kaua'i Police Commission Notice of Meeting and Agenda—Thursday, December 16, 2010
PUBLIC COMMENTS and TESTIMONY
Persons wishing to offer comments are encouraged to submit written testimony at least
24-hours prior to the meeting indicating:
1. Your name and if applicable,your position/title and organization you are
representing
2. The agenda item that you are providing comments on; and
3. Whether you will be testifying in person or submitting written comments only.
4. If you are unable to submit your testimony at least 24 hours prior to the
meeting, please provide 10 copies of your written testimony at the meeting.
The length of time allocated to person (s)wishing to present verbal testimony may be
limited at the discretion of the chairperson or presiding member.
Send written testimony to
Kauai Police Commission
The of Office Boards and Commissions
Attention: Commissions Support Clerk
4444 Rice Street, Suite 150
Lihue, Hawaii 96766
Phone: (808)241-4920
Fax: (808) 241-5127
E-Mail: mvoun(d.1.ka
SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS
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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Kaua'i Police Commission Notice of Meeting and Agenda—Thursday, December 16, 2010
COMMENDATION REPORT
December 9, 2010
COMMENDATIONS: There was 1 letter of commendation and thanks received involving 1
employee. The letter will be forwarded to the employee with my personal thanks, sent to the
Mayor, and filed in his personnel jacket.
DATE EMPLOYEE COMMENDED COMMENDED BY
(I Letter of Commendation)
11130/10 Officer Joseph Himongala Mr. Phiipp Bien Pascual
Thanked Officer Himongala for the opportunity to ride along. The officer's
professionalism and knowledge when dealing with the public was a
rewarding experience.
COUNTY OF KAUAI D?R�A�F�T IN.41 @ A�I 1�I rr o u e d
Minutes of the Meeting of the Kauai Police Commission
Monday, November 29, 2010 at 9 :00 a.m.
Board/Committee-1 Kauai Police Commission Meeting -ate: November 29, 2010
Location Mo'ike'ha Building-Meeting Room 2 A&B Session began at: 9:12 a.m. Session ended at: 10:35 a.m.
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Present 'n-JI., Vice-Chair Charles Iona, Russell Grady, Thomas M. lannucci, Rowena Tachibana, Ernest Kanekoa Jr,, and James
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'6o"Connor d at 9:10 a.m.)
Also present: Chief Darryl Perry, Deputy Chief Mark Begley, Assistant Chief Roy Asher, Acting Assistant Chief Alejandre Quibilan, Acting Assistant
Chief Scott Yagihara, Acting Captain Sherwin"Kaleo" Perez, Officer's Jonathan K. Bonachita, Colin Nesbitt and Christian Jenkins.
Deputy County Attorney Jennifer Winn, Administrative Aide Cyndi Ayonon and Boards and Commissions Staff Mercedes Youn.
Excused
Absent
SUBJECT DISCUSSION
-61-1 To ACTION
Chair Nebre called the
meeting to order at 9:12
-Approval of _ _.__ ___ �_ __� _____ a.m.
Agenda -1a-n'—nu-cc--i--
moved to approve the
agenda; seconded by
Commissioner Tachibana
and unanimously carried
Approval of 7:0�
Minutes Regular and Executive Session meeting minutes of October 22, 2010. --to--M-,-m-i-s,--s-i-o-n—er--""T-a--c,-h-i-b"-a-n—a
moved to approve the
regular and executive
meeting minutes of
October 22, 2010;
seconded by
Commissioner Kanekoa
and unanimously carried
7:0.
Kaua'i Police Commission
Regular Meeting Minutes
November 29, 2010 Page 2
SUBJECT DISCUSSION ACTION
Commendation Officer's recognized were:"
Report October Officer of the month -Christian Jenkins
Lt, Perez was please to announce that Officer Christian Jenkins is the Officer of the month for October.
Since joining the Police Department on February 13, 2006, Officer Jenkins has executed an outstanding job
performance, his dedication to his work resulted in 103 arrests and has issued over 600 citations mainly for
cell phone violations, seatbelt and moving violations. In addition, Officer Jenkins issued over 102 documents,
54 of which was for bench warrants. Just recently, Officer Jenkins came upon an subject wanted for
numerous bench warrants, (this individual has avoided apprehension for several weeks) upon, his encounter
of the suspect a chase began, Officer Jenkins maintained his pursuit(never losing sight)and at the end and
with the assistance of other officers, were able to apprehend the suspect. During his spare time Officer
Jenkins volunteers at the Kapa'a Elementary School, assisting with various events and special projects.
Originating from California, Officer Christian Jenkins is married to a local girl and has three(3) children.
On behalf of the Kaua'i Police Department, citizens of Kaua'i and himself, Chief Perry presented Officer
Christian Jenkins with a certificate of outstanding and exemplary service to the community.
November Officer of the month -Colin Nesbitt
On behalf of Sergeant Kenneth Cummings, Officer in Charge(OIC)Jonathan Bonachita read the recognition
for Officer Colin Nesbitt. On November 5, 2010, Officer Nesbitt responded to call to assist Officer Marnie
Fernandez with an attempted burglary case. Officer Fernandez investigation of the case revealed that the
victim was startled when the perpetrator attempted to gain entry into the victim's vacation rental unit. After
obtaining a good description of the suspect from the victim, Officer Fernandez and Nesbitt began their
search for the suspect. Officer Nesbitt was the first to encounter the suspect but he got away, in his second
encounter, Officer Nesbitt observed the suspect walking on Kapili Road (Po'ipQ)a pursuit began and at the
end apprehended the suspect. During the detainment, it was found that the suspect had prior felony
convictions for burglary. On behalf of Officer Kenneth Cummings and himself, OIC Jonathan Bonachita
thanked Officer Nesbitt for a job well done.
Chief Perry presented Officer Colin Nesbitt with a certificate in recognition of his outstanding and exemplary
service to the community on behalf of the citizens of the County of Kaua'i, members of the Kaua'i Police
Department and himself, Chief Perry thanked Officer Nesbitt for his dedication and for being an instrumental
part in the apprehension of the suspect.
Commendation Report for November 24 71110
There were two(2) memorandums of commendation and thanks received involving two (2)employees. The
letters were forwarded to the employees with Chief Perry's personal thanks, sent to the Mayor, and filed in
each employee's jacket,
Kaua'i Police Commission
Regular Meeting Minutes
November 29, 2010 Page 3
DISCUSSION ACTION
On 11/15110, Sergeant Paul Applegate was commended by Mr. Jerry Walker, Regional Chief and
Executive Officer, West Kaua'i Medical Center, for his safety presentation to staff members and for
assisting with the development of a safety plan for clinics that they operate.
• On 11115110, Officer Darla Higa was commended by Mr. Jerry Walker, Regional Chief and Executive
Officer, West Kaua'i Medical Center, for coordinating and accompanying Sgt. Applegate to the safety
presentation, as well as, sharing her expertise, experience and knowledge.
Chiefs Monthly
and Quarterly Reports include:
Reports
• Administrative and Technical Services and Training Report/Orders
• Fiscal Report
• Patrol and Traffic Report
• Community Oriented Policing Reports for November 2010 for the districts of L-ihu'e, Waimea and
Hanalei
• Investigative Services Report
• Administrative Notices
• Personnel Orders
• General Orders
• Chief s Announcements:
Chief Perry was pleased to announce that he traveled to Washington D.0 to accept the
Transportation Security Administration (TSA) Honorary Partnership Award on behalf of Mayor
Carvalho Jr., Civil Defense and the Kaua'i Police Department,
Chief Perry announced that in October he attended the Annual International Association Chief of
Police (IACP) Conference, held in Florida.
Chief Perry announced recently he sent the Commission a nationwide report on traffic fatalities. The
report showed that 30,000 to 40,000 lives are lost annually on the highways, most of it due to driving
under the influence of drugs and alcohol. Because of that Chief Perry stated that Lt. Mark Scribner
will be conducting check-point throughout this holiday season in an effort to keep our community
safe. Chief Perry reported that in 2007 there were 8 traffic fatalities, 2008 there were 11, 2009 there
were 8, and in 2010 there were 10 so far. In light of the statistics, Chief Perry presented the
------------,--Commission with his message to the community.
Kaua'i Police Commission
Regular Meeting Minutes
November 29, 2010 Page 4
_--SUBJECT DISCUSSION
ACTION
A=ATTENTION (DON'T USE YOUR CELL PHONES, PAY CLOSE ATTENTION TO THE ROAD
CONDITIONS, SCHOOL AND CONSTRUCTION ZONES AND SPEED LIMITS)
B= BUCKLE UP (ALL USE YOUR SEATBELTS,AND MAKE SURE THAT YOUR KEIKI'S ARE IN A
APPROVED CAR SEAT)
C = COURTESY(BE COURTEOUS TO YOUR FELLOW DRIVER)
D = DON'T DRINK OR USE DRUGS WHILE DRIVING
Chief Perry announced that on November 30, 2010, at 9:00 a.m. the department will be conducting an
inspection of the Waimea district at the Hanap6p6 Amory.
Chief Perry announced that former Police Officer Maurice Caspillo had passed. The department will be
providing the Honor Guard detail for the service.
Chief Perry reported that for a period of 12 months, the Drug Enforcement Agency(DEA) placed a temporary
control on "fake marijuana", For more information, please go to their website at: www,dea.gov or the
department's website at: www,kguai.-qQy and click on Kaua'i Police Department.
Chief Perry announced that Sgt. Paul Applegate was recently transferred to the AT&T Bureau and he will be
working on getting the department's website updated on a weekly basis.
Chief Perry announced that the Kaua'i Police Department will be participating in the Lights on Rice parade on
Friday, December 3, 2010, and also at the Waimea Town Christmas parade held on Saturday, December
18, 2010. He invited the Commissioner's to walk with the department.
Communications
KPC 2010-26 Communication dated 10/12/10 from Yakawa Director, of the Hawaii La
Enforcement Memorial Foundation L-regarding its �H a Benefit fundraiser on 12/11/10, at the Annual Sheraton Waikiki Grand Ballroom.
IKPC 2010-27 Communication dated 10/26/10 from Chief Dar l Perry, regard.ing the Kauai Police
Department 2009 Annual Report.
Commissioner lannucci r�
�ted copies of the Annual Report for each Commissioner,
Kaua'i Police Commission
Regular Meeting Minutes
November 29, 2010 Page 5
SUBJECT- DISCUSSION
ACTION
.KPC 2010-28 Copy of a communication dated 11/11/10 to Chief Dar Per from Jer!y Walker, Regional
Chief Executive Officer of the West Kaua'i Medical Center, commending Officer Darla Hi for her
assistance regarding several recent safety incidents at the Kauai Veterans Memorial Hospital,
KPC 2010-29 Copy of a.communication dated 11/1.2/10 to Chief Dar Perry, from Jer[y Walker, Regional
Chief Director of the West Kaua'i Medical Center, commendin g Sergeant Paul Applegate for his assistance
in the development of a safety plan for the Kaua'i Veterans Memorial Hospital.
I ess
KPC 2010-30 Public announcement for notarized complaint KPC 10-35, filed against three
Kaua'i Police Department, ..,(3)officer's of the
The Police Commission has completed its review and deliberation of the aforementioned complaint. The
complaint alleges conduct unbecoming of an officer. Based on the information provided, it was found that
there was insufficient evidence to uphold the complaint. The complaint will be forwarded to the Office of the
Chief for further review and to investigate if deemed necessary. This officially concludes the Commission's
review of complaint KPC 10-35.
Announcement Next Meeting—Thursday, December 6 2010.l , Executive session
to follow. Meeting will be held at the 0'ie
_Session At_95_O_am __ M
Vice-Chair Iona ci_he Ha a
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matters pursuant to 95-5 (a) (b), subsection executive session on
officer r session is to
consider charges brought against an e employee where consideration of matters affecting privacy will
be involved; to consider information that by law or court order is confidential; and to consult counsel on
Commission powers, duties, privileges, immunities, and liabilities.
ES-35 Communication dated 11/9/10, from the Coun!y Attorne y's Office regarding an update on a legal
status of the Prohibited i
,Practice Complaint, State of Hawaii Hawaii Labor Relations Board No. CE-
12-765.
ES-46 KPC 10-34, new notarized complaint filed on 9/30/10, against the Kaua'i Police Department. (Deferred
on 10/22/n
ES-48 KPC 10-36, new notarized complaint filed on 11101/10, ggainst two(2 officers of the Kaua'i Police
Kaua'i Police Commission
Regular Meeting Minutes
November 29, 2010 Page 6
DISCUSSION ACTION
ES-49 K mplaint filed on 11/03/10, a%ainst an unknown officer of the Kaua'i Police
Department,
Chair Nebre called fora
Return fo–i�e-j—ular -
Commissioner lannuccl
session to ratify At 10:34 a.m. Chair Nebre called for the motion to ratify the actions taken in Executive Session. moved to ratify the actions
the actions taken
in executive taken in Executive Session
session. for items ES-35, ES-46,
ES-48 and ES-49;
seconded by
Commissioner Tachibana
and unanimously carried
Adjournment
At 10:35 a.m. Chair Nebre called for the motion to adjourn the meeting, Commissioner Tachibana
moved to adjourn the
meeting; seconded by
Commissioner lannucci
and unanimously carried
Submitted by: Mercedes Youn, Staff Reviewed and Approved by: Alfredo Nebre Jr., Chairperson
Approved as is.
Approved with amendments. See minutes of meeting.
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Administrative ~ Technical Bureau Report
December 2Al0
TRAINING (as of November 30,2010)
During the month of November 20 10, there were two training assignments which involved 21
personnel for 24 instructor hours or264 student hours.
Month Assignments I --P?e—r—so—nn—eI—7 Instructor Hours Student hours
Oct 2010 2 25 216 1264
Nov 2010
2 21 24 264
Dec 20 0
4"'Qtr.Totals
CRIME TRIENDS-fas of November 30,2010)
There were 2,985 calls for service, compared to 3,164 the previous month, for a decrease of 179
om1lo for service or-5.66%.
2,345 incidents were reported to the Records Management System, compared to 2,405 incidents
the previous month, for a decrease nfl4Oincidents or-5.63%.
There were 3lO adult bookings with 406 charges filed. There were also Q4 juvenile dmtubnriczda
with l2d charges filed.
There were 207 Part crimes, compared to 291 the previous month, for udecrease of 24 9mf}
crimes or-8.25Y6.
There were b5U Part O crimes, compared tu664the previous month, for u decrease of14 Part lI
crimes o(-2.11Y6.
There were 2Dl Traffic Collisions, compared to 193 the previous month, for mm increase m{#
Traffic Collisions, ocf4.l5Y6.
There were l7b new warrants issued io November 2Q}O. h5 warrants were served, with the
remaining being recalled, cancelled or returned um000-men'ioeleaving 543 outstanding warrants.
Of the outstanding warrants, 89 of the warrants are felony warrants and 454 are misdemeanor
wzurao| .
Calls for Reported Adult Juvenile Part I 10;11't 111
I Month service Incidents Bookln9s- Booki s offenses I Offens� Collisions
Oct 2010 3,164 1 2,485 310 72 291 1 664 193
2,985 1 2,345 310 84 267 650 V I
41"Qtr totals 1 —4
PERSONNEL REPORT(as of November 30, 2010)
128 of 148 authorized sworn positions were tilled leaving 20 vacancies.
The vacant sworn positions are as follows:
1 Police Assistant Chief I PSB1Administration
1 Police Assistant Chief ATB
i 1 Police Captain TSB
3 Police Detectives TSB
1 Police Sergeant TSB
1 Police Sergeant ISBNice Section(.Asset Forfeiture
1 1 Police Sergeant ATB
1 Police Sergeant PSB1Relief Sergeant
10 Police Services Officer
50 of the 75 authorized civilian positions were filled leaving 25 vacancies.
The vacant civilian positions are as follows:
1 Secretary Chief s Office
5 Public Safety Worker T PSB;Cell Block j
1 Police Records Unit Supervisor ATB/Records
2 Police Records Clerk I ATB/Records
1 Personnel Clerk 11 I ATB/Fiscal
1 Account Clerk I ATB/Fiscal
1 Fleet Maintenance Coordinator ATB
i
I Radio Dispatcher 11 General Funds PSBJComunications
2 Radio Dispatcher T(General Funds) PSBJCommunications
1 Radio Dis atcher 1 EMSS Funds)* PSB'Cor munications
s
School Crossing Guard( ar-time) PSBfTraffic Safety Unit
t School Crossing Guard will begin employment on December 10,2010.
1 School Crossing Guard will begin employment on December 20,2010
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4 applicants for the Radio Dispatcher positions were given conditional job offers pending results of
physical examination and drug screening.
* Positions are not funded by the General Fund
Authorized Actual Vacancies
October 2010
Sworn 148 128 20
Civilian 75 50 25
November 2010
Sworn 148 128 20
Civilian 75 s0 25
December 2010
Sworn
Civilian
FISCAL REPORT
The total department budget for FY 2010-11 is $24,859,322.00. A total of$7,657,346.87 was
expended or encumbered in October 2010 leaving a balance of$17,201,975.13.
The department's total expenditures plus encumbrances to October 31, 2010 is 31%, slightly
below the 33%budget to date.
MONTHLY TRAINING REPORT
November 2010
The following training assignments were scheduled I conducted during the month of November
NO. TRAINING ORDER TRAINING DATES TRAINING ASSIGNMENT PERSONNEL HOURS TOTAL
I - 10-037 11-9-10&16-17 Taser Certification training 13 16 208
2 10-79 11/24/2010 SST Training
8 8 56
21 24 264
TOTAL ASSIGNMENTS: 2 PERSONNEL
INSTRUCTO STUDENT
HOURS
Crime Trends
November 2010
CALLS FOR SERVICE
November October
2010 2010 % Change
CALLS FOR SERVICE 2,985 3,164 -5.66%
PART I CRIMES BY DISTRICTS
j2jiLl Hanalei Eawaihau L!Lug K2loa Waimea
Current Part 1 267 38 99 61 31 38
October 2010 291 40 80 94 45 32
% CHANGE -5M% 23.75% -35.11% -31.11% 1835%
PART If CRIMES BY DISTRICTS
!2W Hanalei KawLaihau Lihue Koloa Waimea
Current Part 11 650 55 138 261 76 120
October 2010 664 63 150 283 85 83
%CHANGE -12.70% -8.00% -7.7714 -10.59% 44.58%
TRAFFIC OFFENSE/VIOLATIONS CRIMES BY DISTRICTS
!21a! Hanalei Kawaihau jtue EQ!o Waimea
Current Traffic Offense/Violation 43 3 7 23 8 2
October 2010 79 11 25 22 14 7
%CHANGE -72.73% -72.00% 4.55% -42.86% -71.43%
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Crime Trends
November 2010
TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS CRIMES BY DISTRICTS
iqla! Hanalei Kawaihau 1LIe !Loloa Waimea
Current Traffic Accidents 201 26 47 80 29 19
October 2010 193 26 46 72 35 14
%CHANGE 0,00% 2,17% 11A1% -17.14% 35.71%
TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS
mai9f Minor
j2W Major TC Non TC Minor TC Non TC
Current Traffic Accidents 201 38 6 86 71
October 2010 193 57 5 79 52
%CHANGE -33.33% 20.00% 8.86% 36.54%
SUMMARY REPORT
This Month This Month This Month %,.Cleared Last Month Gast Month Last Month O/oCleared
Reported Actual R2t Cleared This_Month Reported 62!!4 R
pt Cleared Last Month
Part 1 289 267 71 26.59% 311 291 66 22.68%
Part 11 742 650 400 61.54% 743 664 458 68.98%
Traffic Offense/Violation 44 43 38 8837% 86 79 78 9833%
Traffic Accidents 204 201 162 80.60% 198 193 165 85.49%
Miscellaneous Report 1,311 1,184 1,184 100.00% 1391 1258 1284 102.07%
TOTAL: 2,590 2,345 1,855 79.10% 2,729 2,485 2,051 82.54%
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2010 Bench Warrant Tracking
All Outstanding Warrants ,
Records Outstanding
Month Intake (Active) Felony` Misdemeanor
January 192 590 69 I 521
February'; 143 574 64 ? 510
March' 125 568 57 511
Apnl 197 645 60 i 585
May - . _ 160 630 67 563 --
Juue>. 133 506 - 55 --� ..__.._ 451
July, 180 540 70 470
August;' 187 546 66 480
Septemiir_. 134 485 73 412
Qctolb r-,` 170 502 84 421
Nfluembe
176 543 89 454
Dacembe
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.
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KAUAI POLICE DEPARTMENT
Notes to Budget Summary
For the Period October 2010
The Budget Status Report for October 2010 is submitted for your review and perusal. The
department's total expenditures plus encumbrances to date is 311, slightly below the 331
budget to date.
Chiefs Office
The year-to-date overtime expenditures for the department are at 421 and the overtime
training as of October 31, 2010 is at$13,023 or 211 of budget. Approximately$20,000 of the
overtime paid out for last month's WMD exercise as well as, other grant funded special projects
will be reimbursed to the department.
Statistics for the first quarter reflect that overtime expenditures are 91 over 331 of budget, a
comparative analysis of the overtime accounts reflect the following for the year-to-date ended
October 31st.
YTD YTD
10/31/09 1Q131110 Increase/(Decrease)
Overtime 765,894 806,085 40,191
Training Overtime 37,012 13,023 (23,989)
The department bureaus' will continue to monitor it's overtime spending and maximize the
grants to fund overtime of allowable special projects.
Investigative Services Bureau
Investigative Service Bureau is reflecting 28% of budget expended. The Bureau's Other Rentals
account used primarily for search and rescue helicopter rentals is at 911 expended therefore,
transfer of funds from Other Services will be completed to accommodate other rentals through
the rest of the fiscal year.
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KAUAPDLICE0EPARTMENT
BUDGET SUMMARY ESTIMATE
OCTOBER 2010
BUREAU EXPENDITURES ENCUMBRANCES BALANCE % ofBUDGET
---- ===� 1O DATE 10/31/2010 33%
Chiefs Office
$22.600.30&00 $8.993.316.08 $10.733.82 $15.536.257�89 31%
.
Administrative&Technical Bureau 1.505.110.00 267.684�38 164.357.56 1.073.068.05 299&
Investigative Services Bureau 315.098,00 54.640,83 33.193.15 227.285,03 28%
Patrol Services Bureau 405.840,00 72.898.45 54.882.02 277.959,53 3296
Police Commission 3296600 513028 41018 2742463 1796
TOTAL-GENERALFUND $24,859,32Z00 $7,393,670,03 $263,676.84 $17,201,975,13 3196
Asset Forfeiture Funds 18,415.00 $0.00 $399,085.00 4%
Draft Version: October budget summary/*preliminary, Finance has not closed the period yet therefore,some expenses and encumbrances are still pending.
PATROL SERVICES BUREAU
MONTHLY ACTIVITY REPORT
November 2010
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Revised 05/06/2009
Community Oriented Policing Report
Traffic Safety Unit
TO: DARRYL PERRY, CHIEF OF POLICE
VIA: MARK BEGLEY, DEPUTY CHIEF
ALEJANDRE QUIBILANN,ACTING ASST. CHIEF, PS13 /M,
SHERWTIN PEREZ,ACTING CAPTAIN, PSB
FROM: MARK SCRIBNER, LIEUTENANT, TSU
SUBJECT: COMMUNITY ORIENTED POLICING REPORT FOR NOVEMBER 2010
I. ENFORCEMENT EFFORTS
Parking Misc. Seatbelt I Moving Speeding OVUII
Traffic Safety Unit 1 143 38 159 66 0
Totals 1 143 38 159 66 0
The Traffic Safety Unit made and 3 felony arrests, 8 misdemeanor
arrests and 2 petty misdemeanor arrest.
Ii. SPECIAL OPERATIONS
A. The Traffic Safety Unit conducted 4 Sobriety Check points
totaling 10 hours. There were 3 Contempt of Court arrests,
1 Parole Violation arrest and a total of 95 citations were
issued.
B. The Traffic Safety Unit did a speed p-roject a-'L,-- K51oa
School, set up the speed trailer and did enforcement in the
area.
III. MEETINGS
A. Lt . Scribner and Sgt . Gausepohl Met with State DOT to
decide placement of Speed Feedback signs on Kaumualili Hwy.
on November 4 th, 2010 .
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S. Lt . Scribner attended an Interlock Taskforce Meeting in
Honolulu on October loth, 2010 .
C. Lt . Scribner attended the monthly Child Passenger Safety
Committee Meeting on November 30th, 2010 .
IV. TRAINING
None
Submitted for your review and approval.
Mark Scribner K-100
Lieutenant TSU
12101110 1545 hrs.
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Community Oriented Policing Report
Lihue Distr..6 t
TO DARRYL PERRY, CHIEF OF POLICE
VIA MARK BEGLEY, DEPUTY CHIEF OF P LICE
ALE QUIBILAIN, ACTING ASSISTANT CHIEF, PSB
FROM SHERWIN K. PEREZ, ACTING CAPTAIN, PSB
SUBJECT: COMMUNITY ORIENTED POLICING REPORT FOR (NOVEMBER,
2010)
I. ENFORCEMENT EFFORTS
A. Citations/OV'UII
' Platoon/Sergeant i Park Misc. Seatbelt Moving Totals
,; I/Sgt. Shimabukuro I 13 76 8 .64 161
III/Sgt. Tanaka 2 36 0 19 57
1III/Sgt. Oliver 21 64 2 58 145
( Totals 36 176 10 141 3-63
B. Arrest Log
! PlatoonjSergeant F M MISD OVUII
I/Sgt. Shimabukuro 8— 29 1
II/Sgt . Tanaka 7 33 2
III/Sgt. Oliver
19 33
Totals 34 1 95 14
Lihule District (Beats 150, 156, and 450) handled 1219 cases for
the month out of 2590 for the entire island. This amounts to
475 of all cases, island wide.
ABANDONED/DERELECT VEHICLES: 33 vehicles posted abandoned or
derelict.
II. SPECIAL OPERATIONS AND PROJECT
"Kauali' s Most Wanted" Bench Warrant Program: To date, 148 of
the 215 featured weekly most wanted were arrested.
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ALL WARRANTS: For November, 2010 :
Bench Warrants served: 32
Arrest Warrants served: 8
Grand Jury Warrants served: 25
Total warrants served: 65
NAWILIWILI AND NIUMALU CHECKS:
Continued checks and monitoring made by on-duty officers during
the night at Nawiliwili, especially on Thursday nights when the
NCL Cruise Line is docked overnight.
KELE RD, KEO HOMELESS SHELTER:
Officers have been making periodic checks of the Kele Rd. area
fronting the KEO office and Homeless shelter for reported
vagrants, homeless, loud noise, abandoned vehicles, and trash.
Officers have warned subjects of cleaning up after their mess,
to keep order and peace, and not loitering in the area. Checks
will be continuing throughout December. There have been no
major incidents.
ANDY IRONS MEMORIAL SERVICES
20-plus officers from the 3 districts converged on Hanalei Town
for the planned event of Andy Irons memorial services. We had
prior meetings with the event organizers at the EOC to discuss
questions and concerns (parking, traffic, possible dangers
relating to the forecasted high surf, etc. The day went
smoothly without incidents.
III. COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES AND INVOLVEMENT
Sgt. Trent Shimabukuro is an assistant coach for the Kauali High
School varsity football team.
Officer Len Nitta: HYSA Soccer coach, Hanapepe
Officer Hanson Hsu: volunteer coach for Special Olympics;
assists the participants in weight training
Officer Clyde Caires coaches AYSO airls soccer in Zhu e.
IV. INDIVIDUAL PERFORMANCE
A. Officer Shawn Hanna issued 56 citations, including 17
moving violations, and had 2 felony, 2 misdemeanor, and 5
011JII arrests.
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B. officer Christian Jenkins issued 56 citations, including 16
moving and 2 seatbelt violations, and made 2 felony and 3
misdemeanor arrests, and served 9 legal documents.
C. OIC Jesse Guirao issued 28 citations, including 9 moving
and made 4 felony and 2 misdemeanor arrests.
D. OIC Len Nitta issued 17 citations, including 5 moving
violations, and made 1 felony and 2 misdemeanor arrests,
and served 4 legal documents.
E. Officer Scott Williamson issued 14 citations, including 12
moving, and made 3 felony, 5 misdemeanor, and 2 OVUII
arrests.
F. Officer J.R. Himongala issued 20 citations, including 6
moving and 4 seat belt -violations, and made 3 felony and 2
misdemeanor arrests.
G. Officer Hanson Hsu issued 10 citations, including 4 moving
and 2 seatbelt violations, and made 3 felony, and 10
misdemeanor, and 1 OVUII arrests.
H. Officer Mike Nii issued 37 citations, including 16 moving
and 1 seatbelt violations, and made 4 misdemeanor arrests.
I. Officer Tyrus Contrades issued 11 citations, including 4
moving violations, and made 7 felony and 3 misdemeanor
arrests.
J. officer Wade Takemoto, as an FTO, issued 15 citations,
including 5 moving violations; while his recruit officer,
Troy Sakaguchi, issued 5 citations and made 17 misdemeanor
and 2 OVUII arrests.
K. Officer Daniel Milloy issued 19 citations, including 8
moving violations, and made 2 misdemeanor arrests.
L. Officer Clayton Okamoto issued 18 citations, including 8
moving violations, and made 2 felony arrests.
M. Officer Makana Rivera issued 19 citations, including 11
moving violations, and made 1 misdemeanor arrest.
N. Officer Jason Matsuoka, as an FTO, issued 10 citations;
while his recruit officer, Jason Scalzo made 8 misdemeanor
arrests and served 4 legal documents.
O. officer Chad Cataluna' s recruit, James Kurowski issued 45
citations, including 13 moving violations, and made 5
felony, 12 misdemeanor, and 3 OVUII arrests, and served 10
legal documents.
P. Officer Paddy Ramson' s recruit, John Mullineau issued 22
citations, including 8 moving violations, and made 2 felony
and 9 misdemeanor arrests.
Q. Officer Gilbert Asuncion' s recruit, Matthew Kaluahine,
issued 18 citations, including 8 moving violations, and
made7 misdemeanor arrests.
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Submitted for your review and approval.
LT. SHERWIk K. EREZ K-105
LIHUE DISTRICT COMMANDER PSB
0 4-10 1600 Hrs.
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Community Oriented Policing Report
Hanalei District
TO: DARRYL PERRY, CHIEF OF POLICE
VIA: MARK BEGLEY, DEPUTY CHIEF OF P LICE
ALEJANDRE QUIBILAN, A/ASSISTANT CHIEF, PSB At�,
SHERWIN PEREZ, A/CAPTAIN, PSB
FROM: MICHAEL CONTRADES, LIEUTENANT, PSB
SUBJECT: COMMUNITY ORIENTED POLICING REPORT FOR NOVEMBER 2010
I. ENFORCEMENT EFFORTS
Platoon/Sergeant Parking Misc.].Seatbelt]:Moving OVUII
IIS. WAKUMOTO 19
120 i 5 49 1
II/S. BREDE 3 61 8 45 0
III/R. GREEN 3 A 4 0 rN
19 3
TOTALS 25 221 j 14 113 4
Ii. SPECIAL OPERATIONS
A. 11/14 - Operation AI (Andy Irons) Memorial Service -
Hanalei Bay, Hawaii - Officers from all three
districts participated in the memorial services . 22
Officers (3 of which were on duty) , provided traffic
control and patrolled the area. No major incidents
occurred. KPD worked with Billabong, the Hanalei
Community, County of Kauali Parks and Recreation
Division, Kauali Fire Department, Department of Land
and Natural Resources, State Department of
Transportation and the Public Works department to
mitigate traffic congestion and ensure the safety of
attendees. An estimated 5000 plus people attended the
event.
B. 11/18 - Kapa'a Neighborhood Center Pavilion- Businesses
surrounding the neighborhood center in Kapa'a
complained about illegal activity occurring at the
Pavilion by individuals who occupy the pavilion on a
daily basis. Arrests were made for various crimes in
the days preceding. The pavilion was cleared and the
trash removed by county parks and recreation. KPD will
continue to work with the businesses and the department
of parks and recreation to monitor the area. For the
Paget of
past two weeks the area has remained clear for the use
of the general public.
III. MEETINGS
A. 11/4- Public Works, anticipated Kahuna road closure.
B. 11/9 - Billabong, Hanalei Community, various County
and State departments concerning the AI memorial
service.
C. 11/17- Parks & Recreation - concerning the Pavilion
behind the Kapala Neighborhood Center and reported
illegal activity.
D. 11/18- Kilauea Mini Golf, Security Inspection, review
and recommendations.
E. 11/22- Asia Pacific Homeland Security Conference,
Oahu.
IV. COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES AND INVOLVEMENT
A. 11/2 to 30th- Sgt. Green coached the Wailua Imua
Special Olympics basketball team. The team will be
traveling to Oahu on December 3, 2010 to compete in
the annual basketball tournament.
B. 11/06 - Ofc. Norberto Garcia participated in the
Veteran' s Day Parade.
C. 11106 - Ofc. Norberto Garcia assisted with the planning
and service at the Hanapepe Veteran' s Cemetery for
Veteran' s Day.
D. 11/26 to 11/28/ - Ofc. Garcia assisted with the Toys
for Tots program at Walmart.
E. The Kauali Police Activities League Youth Center is
near completion. An anticipated opening of February
2010 is planned. Fencing of the 4 acre property and
some miscellaneous work needs to be completed prior to
opening.
V. INDIVIDUAL PERFORMANCE
A. Ofc. Peahu issued 116 citations and made 14 arrests, 4
felony and 9 misdemeanor, one of which was for OVUI1.
B. Ofc . Morita issued 24 citations and made 6 felony
arrests .
C. Ofc. Buratti issued 42 citations and made 9 arrests, 2
felony and 7 misdemeanor.
D. Ofc. Soliman issued 33 citations and made 9 misdemeanor
arrests .
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E. Sgt. Green issued 40 citations and made 11 arrests, 9
felony and 2 misdemeanor.
F. Ofc. Bandmann made 2 OVUII arrests.
Submitted` for your review and approval:
I.,= zz�� —
Michael Contrades K-108
Lieutenant Hanalei
12-03-2010 1000 hrs
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PATROL SERvicF-s BUREAU
Waimea District
'Ltao( bij f5xavwpL*,, Not ex0epttOK"
December 3, 2010
TO DARRYL PERRY, CHIEF OF POLICE
VIA MARK BEGLEY, DEPUTY CHIEF OF P LICE
ALE QUIBILAN,ACTING ASSISTANT CHIEF,PS13 AL
SHERWIN K PEREZ,ACTING CAPTAIN, PSB ',-� 104—
FROM RICHARD ROSA, LIEUTENANT,WAIMEA,PSI,- L't,Kilo
SUBJECT COP REPORT FOR NOVEMBER 2010
• ENFORCEMENT EFFORTS
A. Citations/OVUII
Platoon/Sergeant Park Mist. Seathelt Moving
1101C Vinzant I 5 31 2 36
IVOIC Mendiola I 4 36 5 41
IIIISqt. Cummings 9 82 1 40
Totals i 18 149 8 117
B. Arrest Log
IPlatoon/Sergeant FEL MISD 0VUII
I1OXC Vinzant 10 38 0
iIII01C Mendiola 4 13 1
III/Sgt. cunmlinqs 2 26 3
[ Totals 16 77 4
SPECIAL OPERATIONS/PROJECTS:
• Conducted a burglary detail which encompassed 3 days
in which no arrests were made.
PATROL SF-RvicE:s BUREAU
Mhnra INNt®rika
ILtaot b exam?Lt' Not FxaeptLow'
TRAINING:
• Four (4) officers were certified in the use of the laser.
Lt. Rosa attended a three (3) day course at the 142D
Training Facility which covered Field Force Command and
Planning.
IN-SERVICE TRAINING:
• General Order 05-02 Made Amber Alert.
• General Order 05-03 KPD Procedure on ADA.
• General Order 08-02 Administrative Review Board (ARB)
• General Order 06-04 Destruction of Personal Information
• General Order 10-07 0T,,7JII Procedures
• General Order 10-01 Mandatory Blood Draw Procedure
• General Order 08-10 Mission Statement
291C, Statewide Traffic Code, Part II
• 291C, Statewide Traffic Code, Part III
IV. COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES AND INVOLVEMENT:
• OIC Mendiola, Officers Caberto and Purisima attended the
Waimea Valley Community Meeting.
• Lt. Rosa attended a meeting concerning Salt Pond and Burns
Field.
Officer Bonachita is an assistant JV Football coach for
Kauali High School.
• Sgt. Cummings is a baseball coach for the Kawaihau Little
League.
Officer Gabriel coaches youth football and took his team to
Oahu to watch the High School State Championship.
• Officer P. Banquel coaches football with the Lihule Pop
Warner.
• Officer Sarsona is designing a Waimea District T-Shirt.
Lt. Rosa is continuing to work with the Westside Cominunity,
Rotary Clubs, Easter Seals, and the Po'ipa Resort
Association in their community projects/concerns.
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PATROL SERVICES BUREAU
Waimea District
'Ltadb C-XampLe, Not exaept%ov.'
V. INDIVIDUAL PERFORMANCE:
• officer B. Nance issued 24 citations.
• Officer A. Purisima made an OVUII arrest.
• Officer M. Stulpe issued 32 citations.
• Officer G. Laccone issued 24 citations.
• Officer C. Nesbitt issued 12 citations and made an OVUII
arrest.
• Officer R. Cariaga issued 42 citations and made an OVUII
arrest .
VI. OFFICER OF THE MONTH NOMINATION:
N/A
Submitted for your perusal.
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WAIMEA DISTRICT COMMANOR
12-03-10 0750 Hrs.
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Kauai Police Department
Investigative ' Services Bureau
Memokandum
irate: December 8, 2010)
Darryl Perry, C-
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PoI ice
TA: Mark Begley, Deputy C In i e'
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FROM: Roy Asher, Assistant Chief
-r-SB, Commander
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SUBJECT: ISB Monthly Recap for November 2010
Sexual Assaults
There were eight sexual assault complaints in the
month of November.
The first -involved a 24 year old female victJm, who
reported being sexually assaultL ed by an acquaintance. The
investigation resulted in the arrest of the suspect and was
released pending further investigation. A second Sexual
Assault complaint of was initiated by the same V4C-1--4M
approximately a week later (unrelated to the first) ,
identifying a different suspect . The suspect was
identified, arrested and released pending further
investigation. The investigation revealed that the report
may have been a case of false reporting. The victim was
corn fled to
- Mahealona Hospital
subsequently involun arily
for psychological evaluation.
The -Four+-�, Sexual Assaults involved a 13
_L he third and Assaults _L
year old juvenile le and an 18 year old ;females) . The
4uven-1 -le' s naren-'[_- reported that she was involved in a
Consensual Sexual relationshiiD with an 18 year old male
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4
which is to State of Hawaii age of consent Laws.
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The invest--Luation resulted in the suspect' s Grand Jury
indictment and awa-its trial at the Kauai (_'o=unity
Correctional Center.
The four-h investigation in-,,-olved an eighteen year
, � 4 -
old vict'im who made her in_L tiall disclosure during an
=related t-nerapy Sesslion. one alleged assaults occurred 14
years ago on another island and involved a relative.
The fifth Sexual Assault- complaint involved a 59 year
female victirr, who alleged beinq assaulted by a 62 year old
1 - the course of several years. A!though 4j_t was a
male of �_ -
consensual relationship, it was done under tile pretence of
therapy. Vic t-J--m subsequentiv withdrew her co' ,laint.
The S4 xth and seventh Sexual Assault involved zwo L6
year old males and a single asSa4lant . r7
Ihe suspect was
arrested and case '.as been referred to the Prosecutor.
The final Sexual Assault reported invo7ved a 17 year
old who was in fost-er --are and init-ially reported as a
miss2ng person. When located she reported being Kidnapped,
.,a against her will and was -repeatedly sexua � !y assaulted
by three capt_-ors. Investiggaticn revealed conflicting
statements, with the suspect' s statement be 4 nq ab- e to be
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co--roborated, case referred to the Prosecut-cr for review.
:unattended Death
A 7
59 year old homeless person found wondering in Kapaa
was taken in by a ('31cod Samaritan. The victir-, was found
unresponsive in the morning and was pronounced dead at
Wilcox Hospital. Investigation and autopsy revealed no foul
play and currently awaits toxicology for 4-4
L r final disposition.
Vice Section
Vice Officers participated in the State of Hawaii
Narcotic Enforcement Drug take back program and which
netted 85 lbs of assorted prescription medications.
Pre-oared and Submitted by:
Ass ' Cant Chief Roy Asher 12/0812010
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INVESTIGATIVE SERVICES BUREAU
MONTHLY REPORT FOR NOVEMBER 2010
VICE SECTION
Self keterred Corry- ver o a ve-ace aces
C.eare�
Initiated Cases Cases Assigned Per PFD Cases Arrests Cleared
40 25 65 11 53 65 100.00%
6 Investigators
GENRAL INVESTIGATIONS
e e.erre ..arry- ver Total Average Cases z, C eared
:vitiated Cases Cases Assigned Per PFD Cases Arrests Cleared
169 68 237 34 48 9 31 13.080/,.
7 Detectives
SPECIAL FOCUS INVESTIGATIONS
belt kete,re carry- ver o a verage a5e` %Cleared
Initiated Cases Cases Assigned Per PFD Cases Arrests Cleared
62 321 383 192 82 1 76 19.84°0
2 Investigators
OFFICERS IN THE SCHOOL
'/o Cleared
Initiated Cases Cases Assigned Per I PFD Cases FArrests I Cleared
95 68 0 1163 41 1 0 47 61 37.420/,c
4 Investigators (1 Sergeant, 3 Officers)
CARE/K-PALPROGRAMS/PARTICIPANTS drug Conf iscations
DARE Classes 21 Marijuana Plants 260
DARE Students 221 Marijuana Processed 652
SRO Activites 12 Cocaine 45.4
Parici ants 15001 Heroin 0
Methomphetamine 18.6
Teen Court 01 Amphetamine 0
Pills/Tablets 17
DVIC Ecstacy 0
Abuse/Household Member 19 Hash Oils 2182
TRO/Protection Order Cases 3 Vehicles 2
Domestic Related Cases 1 Currency $5,799.00
Verbal / Domestic Arguments 11 Wea ons 2
Total DV Related Cases 24
Juvenile Miscellaneous
Restraining Orders Status Offense 6
Served TRO'S 22
Served Protection Orders 4 Bureau Actions
Dissolved / N5 Orders 0 Info Charging 4
Unserved Orders 13 Arrest Warrants 0
Foreign Orders 0 Search Warrants 12
CPS Orders 0 IC,tations 2
Total Restraining Orders 39 Persons) Arrested 20
KAUAI POLICE DEPARTMENT
DATE OF ISSUE EFFECTIVE DATE NO,
PERSONNEL ORDER 11/1812010 As Noted 2010-23
RESCINDS:
REFERENCE
INDEX AS:
ASSIGNMENT
ASSIGNMENT
Effective Sunday, November 14, 2010, Officer Aaron E. Bandmann will be on special
assignment to the Investigative Services Bureau from the Patrol Services Bureau,
Hanalei District.
EURkYL D PERRY
Chief of Police
Distribution "A"
CONFIDENTIAL—FOR INTERNAL USE ONLY
KPD 200
KAUAI POLICE DEPARTMENT
DATE OF ISSUE EFFECTIVE DATE NO.
PERSONNEL ORDER As Noted j 2010-24
REFERENCE RESCINDS:
INDEX AS:
ASSIGNMENT
ASSIGNMENT
Effective Sunday, November 28, 2010, Officer Elliott K. Ke will be reassigned to the
Traffic Safety Unit from Squad 3, Hanalei.
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DA?ERRY
acl7if of Police
Distribution "A"
CONFIDENTIAL-FOR INTERNAL USE ONLY
KPD 200
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Alfredo Nebre Jr. Members:
Chairman Russell Grady
COW Thomas M. lannucci
Rowena Tachibana
Charles Iona OF Ernest Kanekoa Jr
James O'Connor
Vice-Chair
Kaua'i Police Commission
County of Kauai
Office of Boards and Commissions
4444 Rice Street, Suite 150
L-ihu'e, Hawaii 96766
PROPOSED 2011 MEETING SCHEDULE
Due to the renovation of the Old Historical Building all meetings will be held at 4444
Rice Street, Mo'ikeha Building Meeting Room 2 A&B
Until further notice or otherwise specified.
Open Session to begin at 9:00 am or shortly thereafter
Executive Session to follow.
Friday, January 21*
Friday, February 25*
Thursday, March 31*
Thursday, April 28*
Friday, May 27*
Thursday, June 30*
Friday, July 22
Friday, August 26
Friday, September 23
Friday, October 28
Friday, November 18
Friday, December 16
''Denotes effected Furlough Day
KPC 2010-32
OF
Alfredo Nebre Jr. MEMBERS:
Chairman Russell Grady
Thomas M. lannucci
Charles Iona Rowena Tachibana
Vice Chair OF Ernest Kanekoa Jr.
James R. O'Connor
KAUAI POLICE COMMISSION
COUNTY OF KAUAI
C/o Office of the Mayor
4444 Rice Street, Suite 150
LThu'e, Hawaii 96766
November 29, 2010
PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT
Complaint No. KPC 10-34
The Police Commission has completed its review and deliberation of the
aforementioned complaint. The complaint alleges of a false arrest and failure of an
officer to assist after reporting of being assaulted.
Based on the information provided, the Commission found that there was
insufficient evidence to uphold the complaint. The complaint has been forwarded to
the Office of the Chief for review and or to investigate if deemed necessary. This
officially concludes the Commission review of complaint KPC 10-34.
Alfredo Nebre Jr.
Chairman, Kauai Police Commission
KPC 2010-33
Alfredo Nebre Jr. MEMBERS:
Chairman Russell Grady
Thomas M. lannucci
Charles Iona Rowena Tachibana
Vice Chair OF Ernest Kanekoa Jr.
James R. O'Connor
KAUAI POLICE COMMISSION
COUNTY OF KAUAI
C/o Office of the Mayor
4444 Rice Street, Suite 150
I-Thu'e, Hawaii 96766
November 29, 2010
PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT
Complaint No. KPC 10-36
The Police Commission has completed its review and deliberation of the
aforementioned complaint. The Complaint alleges harassment by three (3) officers and
ticketed for a cell phone violation that was not committed.
Based on the information provided, the Commission found that there was
insufficient evidence to uphold the complaint. The complaint will be forwarded to the
Office of the Chief for further review or to investigate if deemed necessary.
This officially concludes the Commission review of complaint KPC 10-36.
fredo Ne—hr;e Jr.
Chairman, Kaua'i Police Commission
AN/my
P
Alfredo Nebre Jr. MEMBERS:
Chairman Russell Grady
Charles Iona Thomas M. lannucci
Rowena Tachibana
Vice Chair Ernest Kanekoa Jr.
James R. O'Connor
KAUA'I POLICE COMMISSION
COUNTY OF KAUA'I
C/o Office of the Mayor
4444 Rice Street, Suite 150
L-ihu'e, Hawaii 96766
November 29, 2010
PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT
Complaint No. KPC 10-37
The Police Commission has completed its review and deliberation of the
aforementioned complaint. The complaint alleges that the statements gathered by a
police officer and a jail guard were false.
Based on the information provided, the Commission found that there was
insufficient evidence to uphold the complaint. The complaint has been forwarded to
the Office of the Chief for review and or to investigate if deemed necessary. This
officially concludes the Commission review of complaint KPC 10-37.
Alfredo Nebre Jr.
Chairman, Kaua'i Police Commission
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Office of the Administrative Director — Children's Justice Centers of Hawaii
THE JUDICIARY - STATE OF HAWAII • 3019 PALI HIGHWAY • HONOLULU, HAWAII 96817-1418
o" TELEPHONE (808) 586-0822 • FAX (808) 595-6978
Thomas R. Keller Susan Pang Gochros
ADMINISTRATIVE DIRECTOR INTERGOVERNMENTAL AND
COMMUNITY RELATIONS
DEPARTMENT CHIEF
Jasmine Mau-Mukai
CHILDREN'S JUSTICE CENTERS
November 8, 2010 STATEWIDE DIRECTOR
Interagency Committee
Children's Justice Center of Kauai
4473 Pahee St., Suite M
Lihue, Hawaii 96766
Alfred Nebre Jr., Chair
Members of Police Commission
Office of Boards and Commissions
4444 Rice Street, Suite 150
Lihue, Hi 96766
Re: Invitation Interagency Advisory Committee Meeting
Thursday, November 18, 2010 (8:30-10:30 am.)
Honorable Chair Nebre and Police Commissioners,
The Interagency Advisory Committee of the Children's Justice Center of Kauai will be holding our
monthly "systems issues"meeting on November 18,2010 from 8:30— 10:30 a.m. at the Children's
Justice Center, Suite M, Dynasty Court in Lihue. We would like to invite you and your Commissioners
to attend. We understand that your participation will be limited by your duties as commissioners, but
feel that we have valuable information to share with you.
Our committee serves as an advisory board for the Children's Justice Center of Kauai, a program of the
Administrative Division of the Judiciary, State of Hawaii. Our membership is comprised of
administrators or representatives of governmental, private and non-profit agencies involved with
investigation, prosecution, case management and treatment of Kauai's abused children. Our member
agencies include County of Kauai Prosecutor and Police, Judiciary 5'h Circuit Family Court, Office of
the Administrative Director Children's Justice Centers of Hawaii, Department of Human Services Child
Welfare Services, Department of Health Family Health Services, Child and Adolescent Mental Health
Division, Department of Education Special Education Services, Department of the Attorney General,
YWCA of Kauai, Hale 'Opio Kauai, Child and Family Service of Kauai, Sex Assault
Nurse Examiners
Program (SANE).
The members of the Interagency Advisory Committee have a written agreement which requires the
partner agencies to follow the best practices in their respective field.
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EAST HAWAI'l CENTER WEST 14AWAIl CENTER MAU'l CENTER KAUA1 CENTER
1290 Kino'ole Street 77-6403 Nalari Street 1773-A Wili Pa Loop 4473 Pahe*e St.,Suite M
Hilo,HI 96720 Kaih"ona,HI 96740 Wailuku,HI 96793 Lihue,HI 96766
Phone:(808)933-0965 Phone:(808)327-4985 Phone:(W8)243-8694 Phone:(808)241-3590
Fax:(808)933-0968 Fax:(808)327-4988 Fax:(808)24 3-SM Fax:(WO)241-3593
There is an ongoing crisis in response and services being provided to child victims of sexual and serious
physical abuse on Kauai. On March 11, 2010 we met with Chief Perry, Assistant Chief Asher and other
representatives of KPD to address longstanding concerns. KPD made assurances and committed to
address our committee's concerns, however progress has been inadequate. We are now seeking
assistance through your Commission with these systemic concerns,
Sincerely,
Interagency Advisory Committee
Children*s Justice Center, Kauai
RSVP: Tom French, Program Director Children's Justice Center, 246-0923 Ex 6745
George.T.French (��courts.state.hi.us
Cc Chief Darryl Perry
Asst. Chief Roy Asher
EAST HAWAII CENTER WEST HAWAII CENTER MAUI CENTER KAUAI CENTER
1290 Kino'ole Street 77-6403 NAni Street 1773-A WIN Pa Loop 4473 Pahe'e St.,Suite M
Hilo,HI 96720 Kaih"ona,H)96740 Waik*u,Ht 96793 Llhu'e,Ht 96766
Phone:(808)933-0965 Phone:(M)327-4985 Phone:(WS)24344 Phone:(808)241-3590
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