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HomeMy WebLinkAbout12-27-13 Agenda PacketJames R. O'Connor Chair Charles C.C. Iona Vice Chair CALL TO ORDER Members: Bradley Chiba Randy Francisco Ernest Kanekoa, Jr. Alfredo Nebre, Jr. Donald Okami, Sr. COUNTY OF KAUA'I POLICE COMMISSION NOTICE OF MEETING AND AGENDA Friday, December 27, 2013 9:00 a.m. or shortly thereafter Mo`ikeha Building, Meeting Room 2A/2B Lihu`e, Hawaii 96766 APPROVAL OF MINUTES • Regular meeting minutes of November 22, 2013 • Special Open Session minutes of November 27, 2013 EMPLOYEE RECOGNITION FOR THE MONTH OF DECEMBER • Officer of the month: Troy Sakaguchi COMMENDATION REPORT CHIEF'S MONTHY REPORTS 1. Administrative, Technical Services & Training Reports/Orders 2. Fiscal Report 3. Investigative Services Bureau 4. Patrol Services Bureau & Traffic Reports 5. Community Oriented Policing Traffic Safety Unit and District Reports 6. Chiefs Announcements and Pertinent Updates RECEIVED 13 DEC 18 P2 .432 OFFICE OF THE CONTY CLERK COUNTY ter KAUM COMMUNICATIONS KPC 2013 -25 Copy of a Communication dated December 6, 2013 from Lisa R. Arin, Deputy Prosecuting Attorney, to Darryl D. Perry, Chief of Police, thanking Lead Detective James Kurasaki and investigating Officer Sgt. Mark Ozaki for their professional work that resulted in the defendant receiving a twenty (20) year prison term BUSINESS KPC 2013 -26 Selection of 2014 Chair and Vice Chair KPC 2013 -27 Approval of the 2014 Police Commission Meeting Schedule An Equal Opportunity Employer KPC 2013 -28 Public announcement for the following notarized complaints that was filed by members of the public: • ES -035: KPC 2013 -011 • ES -037: KPC 2013 -013 KPC 2013 -29 Discussion and decision - making to formulize the support the Kauai Police Department's request to County Council for approval of the multi -year grant in the amount $750,000; and to notify the County Council as to the Kauai Police Commission support and adoption of a five -year KPD Planning Process ANNOUNCEMENTS • Graduation Ceremony for the 80 Police Recruit Class will be held on Friday, December 27, 2013 at 3:00 p.m. at the Kauai Community College, Lihu`e, Kauai • Next regular meeting is scheduled for Friday, January 24, 2014, at 9:00 a.m. at the Mo`ikeha Building, in Meeting Room 2A/2B, followed by Executive Session EXECUTIVE SESSION 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) ES -038: Discussion and decision - making on the 2013 Performance Evaluation for the Chief of Police (On- going) ES -046: Pursuant to the Hawaii Revised Statutes §92 -4, §92 -5 (a) (2) and (4), the purpose of this Executive Session is to consider an EEOC complaint that was brought against a member of the Kauai Police Department referred by a letter dated 10/23/13, where consideration of matters 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 these item: (a) Communication dated November 27, 2013 from First Deputy County Attorney Amy 1. Esaki to Mr. Daniel Hempey, relating to a EEOC complaint that was brought against a member of the Kaua` i Police Department referred by a letter dated October 23, 2013 Pursuant to the Hawaii Revised Statutes §92 -4, §92 -5 (a) (2) (4) and (8), the purpose of this Executive Session is to consider the evaluation, dismissal or discipline of an employee or officer of charges brought against the officer or employee, where consideration of matters affecting privacy will be involved, provided that if the individual concerned requests an open meeting, an Kauai Police Commission — December 27, 2013 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 these items, and to deliberate and take action deemed appropriate: ES -047: KPC 2013 -014 Complaint filed on November 8, 2013 alleging that the conduct of an officer of the County was unbecoming by being bias, unfair and dereliction of duty ES -048: Communication dated December 4, 2013 regarding a request for reconsideration of a decision relating to notarized complaint KPC 2013 -013 filed on September 17, 2013. ES -049: Pursuant to Hawaii Revised Statutes §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 items, and to deliberate and take action deemed appropriate: • Regular Executive Session meeting minutes of November 22, 2013 • Special Executive Session meeting minutes of November 27, 2013 RETURN TO OPEN SESSION Ratify the Police Commission's actions taken in Executive Session for items: ES -33 and ES -038, and ES -046 through ES -049 ADJOURNMENT EXECUTIVE SESSION Pursuant to Hawaii Revised Statutes, C MR.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 Kauai Police Commission — December 27, 2013 PUBLIC COMMENTS and TESTIMONY Persons wishing to offer comments are encouraged to submit written testimony at least 24 -hours prior to the meeting indicating: 1. Your name and if applicable, your position/title and organization you are representing 2. The agenda item that you are providing comments on; and 3. Whether you will be testifying in person or submitting written comment only. 4. If you are unable to submit your testimony at least 24 hours prior to the meeting, please provide 10 copies of your written testimony at the meeting. 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 R. Omo -Your Office Boards and Commissions 4444 Rice Street, Suite 150 Lihu`e, Hawaii 96766 E -Mail: myoun(a,kauai.gov Phone: (808) 241 -4920 Facsimile: (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. Kauai Police Commission — December 27, 2013 COUNTY OF KAUAI Minutes of Meeting OPEN SESSION A �d U �i�:'1�l :J17 Board/Committee: I KAUAI POLICE COMMISSION Meeting Date I November 22, 2013 Location Mo'ikeha Building — Meeting Room 2AB Start of Meeting: 9:00 a.m. I End of Meeting: 10:48 a.m. Present Chair James R.O' Connor; Vice -Chair Charles C.C. Iona; Members: Bradley Chiba, Ernest Kanekoa Jr., Randal Francisco, Donald Okami Sr., Alfredo Nebre Jr. Also present: Deputy County Attorney Jennifer Winn; Boards & Commissions Office Staff: Support Clerk Mercedes Youn; Administrative Aide Teresa Tamura; Chief of Police Darryl Perry; Deputy Chief of Police Michael Contrades; Acting Captain Robert Gauesphol; Sergeant Rodrick Green; Officer Stacy Perreira. Excused Absent SUBJECT DISCUSSION ACTION Call To Order Chair O'Connor called the meeting to order at 9:00 a.m. Approval of Regular Open Session Minutes of October 25, 2013. Commissioner Nebre moved to approve the Minutes minutes as circulated. Commissioner Okami seconded. Motion carried 7:0 Officer Officer Stacy Perreira was recognized for volunteering her grant- writing Recognition for experience to apply for the Department of Justice Cops Grant to hire more the month of officers to service the community. With her grant - writing knowledge, November talent and skills, Officer Perreira was able to draft an excellent grant application and points awarded for her submittal far exceeded those of the Honolulu Police Department and many mainland agencies. Because of her efforts the Kauai Police Department was awarded a grant in the amount of $750,000 to hire six (6) new police officers and create a new beat in the Kawaihau District. The Police Department will be going before the County Council to request an acceptance of the grant and approval for the matching funds. Kauai Police Commission Regular Meeting - Open Session November 22, 2013 Page 2 SUBJECT DISCUSSION ACTION Chief of Police Darryl Perry presented Officer Perreira with a Certificate of Outstanding Service to the Communi . Sergeant Rodrick Green was recently awarded with the Humanitarian of the Year Award by the Hanalei Rotary Club. Sergeant Green has been a tremendous asset to the Police Department and has been doing an outstanding job in the Community Relations section. His positive attitude excels him in any endeavor and his remarkable stride to build a stronger bond with the community speaks for itself. Sergeant Green has conducted numerous presentations on anti- bullying, elder abuse, senior scam prevention, crime prevention and have raised funds for various community charitable organizations on Kauai. Acting Lieutenant Robert Gausephol received the Top Cop Award for his leadership, hard work and diligence in the department's hiring process that lead to the largest recruit class in the department's history. A/C Gausephol also was recognized by his peers for being a humble man who would be the first to give credit to other members in his bureau. Chief Perry presented him with a plaque from the Police Chiefs of the Hawaii Law Enforcement Security Coalition for his heroic efforts and numerous accomplishments as a law enforcement officer. Chief's Monthly 1. Administrative, Techincal Services & Training Reports/Orders Reports 2. Fiscal Report 3. Investigative Service Bureau 4. Patrol Services Bureau & Traffic Reports 5. Community Oriented Policing Traffic Safety Unit and District Reports 6. Chief's announcements included the following: Attended the International Association of Chief of Police Conference in Philadelphia; • Community meeting for the new Adolescent Drug Treatment and Kauai Police Commission Regular Meeting - Open Session November 22, 2013 Page 3 SUBJECT DISCUSSION ACTION Healing Center selection site at the L-1hu`e Neighborhood Center; • Meeting with SHOPO to discuss labor relations • Award Program and Luncheon hosted by M.A.D.D. (Mothers against Drunk Driving). Kauai Toyota presented awards to the following officers who are supervised by Assistant Chief Alejandre Quibilan: Captain Richard Rosa and Lieutenant Jon Takamura; • An arrest and attempted murder charges of an individual who shot at police officers in the Kauai Police Department. The officers are fine and are currently receiving counseling; • Chief Perry thanked the County Council for their approval of the Crimetel Intelligence Sharing Program. Chair O' Connor mentioned that a week ago there was an article in the newspaper about the Kapa`a substation at the Kapa`a Armory that is being used temporarily by the police officers. He noted that he was not sure whether the public knew about it or not or if there were any updates to build a permanent substation. Deputy Chief Contrades stated that the department has secured a 60 year lease for a site located on Kawaihau Road in the vicinity of the Mahelona Hospital. He explained that studies are being conducted to assess user needs and where the best possible location would be. He thanked Mayor Carvalho, Keith Suga, and Doug Haigh for being instrumental in pushing the project forward. He mentioned that he met with Mary Cronin from the U.S. Department of Justice Cops Grant to discuss possible facility funding. Commissioner Francisco pointed out that the Kapa`a district is set to become the largest business district on the island but over the past few years, there has been an increase in crime in the area. He stated that he is looking forward to seeing the project come to life because that part of the island has had more than its share of crime which he believes needs to be Kauai Police Commission Regular Meeting - Open Session November 22, 2413 Page 4 SUBJECT DISCUSSION ACTION resolved and that the people deserve to have a greater presence of law enforcement in the area. Chief Perry added that the six (b) new officers will be an additional beat in the Kawaihau District. He stated that the department did a 25 year forecast plan that would put into effect an additional eleven (11) beats. The plan was based on costs for services, population growth and officer safety on how far it takes the officer to travel. Chair O'Connor asked if the completion of the substation is part of the accreditation requirements. Deputy Chief Contrades said yes and explained that requirements for the new substation will be met. He commented that the ten (10) beat structure that began in 1989 is the same today and that the only increase is the 83 % increase in calls for service which is part of the reason for overtime. He voiced his concerns that the 83% increase with a zero percent increase in personnel poses concerns and liability issues. Commissioner Okami stated that the issue falls in line with the new Intel System that the department is getting and whether its international or domestic terrorism crime evolves and the only way to combat it is to stay ahead of the game and stay within the constitutional parameters. He stated that all of the key players need to take a serious look at the manpower structure because playing catch -up will not work and not in the community's favor. Commissioner Francisco commented that by increasing the police force we will need to parallel it with the training budget including other technologies and software to support the department's expansion. Vice Chair Iona expressed his concerns that the budget for the Patrol Services Bureau for the I" guarter shows an encumbrance of 72% which Kauai Police Commission Regular Meeting - Open Session November 22, 2013 Page 5 SUBJECT DISCUSSION ACTION does not include the recent security that was provided for the County Council meetings. He suggested that the Commissioners work closely with the Chief during the department's budget review process so that it can make the necessary recommendations to help the Police Department get the funding it needs. Business KPC 2013 -23 the following public announcement for notarized complaint KPC 2013 -012 that was filed by a member of the public was read into the record by Chair O'Connor. Complaint filed on September 9, 2013 alleges conduct of a police officer was unbecoming when the officer demonstrated aggressive behavior towards the complaint. Based on its findings, the Commission found that there was insufficient evidence to prove the allegations and therefore, the complaint was not sustained. The complaint was forwarded to the Office of the Chief of Police for further review and investigation if deemed necessary. This concluded the Commission's review of complaint KPC 2013 -012. KPC 2013 -24 Discussion and decision - making on the Chiefs gun and uniform cleaning allowance, standard of conduct allowance, and subsidized car allowance as set forth by the Salary Commission in Resolution 2013 -1. Deputy County Attorney Winn explained to the Commissioners that under the County Charter, the Salary Commission has the ability to set the maximum salary and that the Police Commission would determine what the Chief s actual salary would be without exceeding the maximum salary amount. She further explained that the Salary Commission has amended Salary Resolution No. 2012 -1 whereas, the Director of Finance testified that the Kauai Police Commission Regular Meeting - Open Session November 22, 2013 Page 6 SUBJECT DISCUSSION ACTION Police Chief and the Deputy Police Chief are receiving the same uniform and gun allowances that are afforded to the police officers under the SHOPO collective bargaining agreement. In addition, the Resolution also states that the Salary Commission finds it appropriate for the Police Chief and the Deputy Police Chief to receive the same allowances as their bargaining unit employees. Deputy County Attorney Winn stated that since the Salary Commission has amended the resolution, the Police Commission will need to approve it and make it part of the Chief's compensation. Vice Chair Iona moved to accept the maximum allowable limits as suggested by the Salary Commission in Resolution 2013 -1 for the positions of the Chief of Police and Deputy Chief of Police. Deputy County Attorney Winn advised Vice Chair to revise his motion because the Police Commission only has the authority over the Chief of Police. Vice Chair Iona stated that he would like to rescind his motion and rephrase his motion based on Ms. Winn's advice. Vice Chair moved to accept the maximum limits along with the allowances stipulated in Resolution 2013 -1 relating to Article 5. Uniform and Gun Allowance for Police Chief, and Article 6. Standard of Conduct Compensation for police Chief. Commissioner Kanekoa seconded the motion. Motion carried 7:0 Announcements Next meeting —Friday, December 27, 2013 at 9:00 a.m. at the Mo'ikeha Building, Meetin Room 2A/2B followed by Executive Session. Executive At 9:53 a.m. Vice Chair Iona cited the Hawaii Revised Statutes to bring Session the meeting into Executive Session. Kauai Police Commission Regular Meeting - Open Session November 22, 2013 Page 7 SUBJECT DISCUSSION ACTION 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) ES -042: Pursuant to Hawaii Revised Statutes §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, and to deliberate and take action deemed appropriate: • Regular Executive Session minutes of October 25, 2013 Pursuant to the Hawaii Revised Statutes §92 -4, §92 -5 (a) (2) (4) and (8), the purpose of this Executive Session is to consider the evaluation, dismissal or discipline of an employee or officer of charges brought against the officer or employee, where consideration of matters 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 these items, and to deliberate and take action deemed appropriate: Kauai Police Commission Regular Meeting - Open Session November 22, 2013 Page 8 SUBJECT DISCUSSION ACTION ES -035: KPC 2013 -011 Complaint filed on 9/17/13 alleges that an officer of the County engaged in activities which infer that the complainant was engaged in criminal conduct. (Deferred on 10/25/13) ES -037: KPC 2013 -013 Complaint filed on 9/23/13 alleges that officers of the County conducted a body search and placed handcuffs on the complainant without probable cause. (Deferred on 10/25/13) ES -038: Discussion and decision - making on the 2013 Performance Evaluation for the Chief of Police.(On- going) ES -043: Email dated 11/12/13 from the Office of the Mayor to the Police Commission regarding a non - notarized complaint alleges that officers in Kauai Police Department knowingly arrested the complainant without just cause. ES -044: Communication dated 11/7/13 from Chief of Police Darryl Perry to County Attorney Alfred Castillo Jr. regarding a request for information relating to complaints that were filed with the Equal Employment Office Commission by officers in the Kauai Police Department. ES -045: Pursuant to Hawaii Revised Statues §92 -4 and §92 -5 (a) (2) (4), the purpose of this Executive Session is to consult with the Commission's attorney on questions and issues pertaining to the Commission's powers, Kauai Police Commission Regular Meeting - Open Session November 22, 2013 Page 9 SUBJECT DISCUSSION ACTION duties, privileges, immunities, and liabilities as it may relate to the evaluation of the Chief's where consideration of matters affecting privacy will be involved. Chair O'Connor called for a motion to enter into Executive Session. Commissioner Okami moved to enter in Executive Session. Commissioner Kanekoa seconded the motion. Motion carried 7:0 At 9:57 a.m. the Commission entered into Executive Session. Return to Open At 10:48 a.m. the Commission reconvened in Open Session. Commissioner Kanekoa moved to ratify the Session to ratify actions taken by the Police Commission in the actions taken Chair O'Connor called for a motion to ratify the actions taken in Executive Executive Session for the following items: in Executive Session. Session ES -33: On -going ES -042: Motion carried 7:0 approve the minutes as circulated. ES -035: KPC 2013 -013: Motion carried 7:0 not to sustain the complaint. ES -037: KPC 2013 -013: Motion carried 7:0 not to sustain the complaint. ES -038: Discussion and decision - making on the 2013 Performance Evaluation for the Chief of Kauai Police Commission Regular Meeting - Open Session November 22, 2013 Page 10 SUBJECT DISCUSSION ACTION Police (On- going) ES -043: Motion carried 7:0 to receive the communication dated 11/13/13 for the record. ES -044: Motion carried 7:0 to receive the communication dated 11/7/13 for the record. ES -045: No action necessary. Motion carried 7:0 Adjournment Commissioner Kanekoa moved to adjourn the meeting. Commissioner Okami seconded the motion. Motion carried 7:0 At 10:48 am. the meeting adjourned. Submitted by: Mercedes Youn, Staff Support Clerk { } Approved as circulated (add date of meeting approval). (} Approved as amended. See minutes of meeting. Reviewed and Approved by: James R. O'Connor, Chair KAUAI POLICE COMMISSION SPECIAL EXECUTIVE SESSION MEETING OPEN SESSION N41NUTES November 27, 2013 8:30 a.m. The Special Executive Session Meeting of the Kauai Police Commission, was called to order by Chair James R. O'Connor at 8:32 a.m. in the Mo'ikeha Building in Meeting Room 2A/2B. The following Commissioners were present: James R. O'Connor, Chao Charles C.C. Iona, Vice 1✓hgjr , . Bradley Chib& Randall Francisco (Arrioed at 8:40 a.m.). Ernest Kyanekoa Jr. Donald!0kami Sr. Alfredo Nebre Jr. Also present: Deputy County Attoraq. 11�i una Kea Ti ask, hoards and Commissions Staff: Mercedes Youn, Support Clerk; Adm1 *Wve. Aide Teresa >Tamura -Amoy; and Administrator Paula Morikami; Managing Director Na ne Nakamura; and First Deputy County Attorney Amy Esaki. CALL TO ORDER: Chair O'Connor: Good vurping, T Would like to call the Special Executive Session Meeting of the Kauai POW . ommiss Qn t© orcler.o- :this W6&esday, November 27h. I would like to ask Vice Chaklio *e read t a ifito the Executive Session. Vice 6 na: Good mo `' g everyone. ES -046 Pursuant to the Hawaii Revised Statutes §92 -4, §92 -'(a) (2) and (4), urposo of this Executive Session is to consider an EEOC complaint that .was brought ag t a member of the Kauai Police Department referred by a letter dated 10 /2 ., where co eration of matters affecting privacy will be involved, provided that if the individuai encerned sts an open meeting, an open meeting shall be held; and to consult with the Comf �on'e Iggal counsel on issues pertaining to the Commission's and the County's powers, duties, gvkeges, immunities, and/or liabilities as they may relate to these item. Chair O'Connor: Do we have a document that needs to be read by the Commissioners at some point in time. Mr. Trask: At first a motion to go into Executive Session would be appropriate at this time. Also, when the Commission goes into Executive Session, Managing Director Nakamura and Boards and Commissions Administrator Paula Morikami are present as a resource for the Commission for the Executive Session discussion. Because of the Sunshine Law it would be appropriate for the Commission to move to allow them to enter into the Commission's Executive Session for discussion purposes. As you know, because of the posting language it is only for the attorney's but if the Commission deems it appropriate you could bring them in because it would be helpful. Vice Chair Iona: Chair. Chair O'Connor: Yes. Commissioner Kanekoa: I would like make a motion to enter *0 Executive Session. Commissioner Nebre: Seconded. Chair O'Connor: Moved and seconded to go into Executive Sessioq, all those in favor signify by saying aye, opposed nay, motion carried. On a motion made by Commissioner Kanekaa.and seconded by Co ' ioner Nebre to move into Executive Session, the motion carried unanimously by voice o +e (6:0). Vice Chair Iona: Question, I think befsre; we move into Executive Session, do we make a motion now, to invite Managing Direst rl4fte Nakamura, First Deputy County Attorney Amy Esaki and Boards and Commissions AdO istm�tor Paula ModkAmi into the Executive Session. �... Chair O'Connor: Yes. Vice Chair Iona: I would like to mare a moti h1165 low the irst Deputy County Attorney, Managing Director and Bids and' :Gommi SSW ns Administrator into the Executive Session. CommissionerNe b Second0: Chair O'Connor: Moved and seconded to allow the First Deputy County, Managing Director and the Boil, and Commissions Adrstrator into the Executive Session, all those in favor signify by sa} aye, opposed nay, motion carried. On a motion made by Vice Chair Iona and seconded by Commissioner Nebre to allow the First Deputy County Forney, Managing Director, and Boards and Commissions Administrator into the EZtive Session, the motion carried unanimously by voice vote (6:0) At 8:36 am. the Commission entered into Executive Session. At 10:18 a.m. the Commission reconvened. RETURN TO OPEN SESSION TO RATIFY THE ACTIONS TAKEN IN EXECUTIVE SESSION FOR ITEIM ES -046 On a motion made by Commissioner Kanekoa and seconded by Commissioner Nebre to ratify the actions taken in Executive Session for item ES -046, the motion carried unanimously by voice vote (7:0) ADJOURNMENT On a motion made by Vice Chair Iona and seconded by Commissioner Kanekoa to adjourn the meeting, the motion carried unanimously by voice vote (7:0) At 10:18 a.m. the meeting adjourned. Submitted by: Mercedes Youn, Support Clerk Approved by: _...:.,.. -. Chair James R. O'Connr. m"Iting minutes of: COMMENDATION REPORT December 17, 2013 COMMENDATIONS: There were two letters of commendation and thanks received involving five employees. This letter will be sent to the Mayor and filed. DATE EMPLOYEE COMMENDED (2 Letters of Commendation) COMMENDED BY 12/10/13 Sgt. Elliott Ke, Ofcr. Arnold Cayabyab Asst. SAC Robin Dinlocker and Ms. Johnette Chun Drug Enforcement Administration US Department of Justice Commended and extended personal gratitude to the KPD personnel for their assistance and support during the 7th DEA National Take -Back Initiative. 12/11/13 Det. James Kurasaki and Ms. Lisa Arin, Deputy Prosecuting Atty. Sgt. Mark Ozaki Office of the Prosecuting Attorney County of Kauai Expressed gratitude and sincere respect for the professional work by both officers in a case that resulted in the Defendant receiving a 20 year prison term. ADMINISTRATIVE AND TECHNICAL BUREAU NOVEMBER 2413 KPC REPORTS PERSONNEL STATUS AS OF 11 -30 -2013 CLOSE OF BUSINESS: VACANCIES: Position Title Appointed Sworn: i Police Captain Civilian: 1 Police Lieutenant 2 Police Sergeant 5 Police Officer 2 Clerk (1 County- funded & 1 Revolving Fund) 1 Program Support Technician I 4 Radio Dispatcher I (3 County - funded & 1 State EMSS funded) 1 Police Records Unit Supervisor 1 Weapons Registration Clerk 1 Public Safety Worker (reallocation pending- Police Clerical Assistant) 9 School Crossing Guard [Part -time] Kapaa King Kaumualii Chlefess Kamakahelei (3) Hanalei Kilauea KoIoa Wilcox (afternoon only) AUTHORIZED ACTUAL VACANT APPOINTED 2 2 0 SWORN 153 144 9 County General Fund 153 145 8 Grant Fund 0 0 A CIVILIAN 71 52 19 County General Fund 67 50 17 Temporary& Grant Fund 4 2 2 TOTAL 226 198 28 VACANCIES: Position Title Appointed Sworn: i Police Captain Civilian: 1 Police Lieutenant 2 Police Sergeant 5 Police Officer 2 Clerk (1 County- funded & 1 Revolving Fund) 1 Program Support Technician I 4 Radio Dispatcher I (3 County - funded & 1 State EMSS funded) 1 Police Records Unit Supervisor 1 Weapons Registration Clerk 1 Public Safety Worker (reallocation pending- Police Clerical Assistant) 9 School Crossing Guard [Part -time] Kapaa King Kaumualii Chlefess Kamakahelei (3) Hanalei Kilauea KoIoa Wilcox (afternoon only) KPD RECRUITMENT STATUS UPDATE as of 12/12/2013 Revised: 7/13/12 Recruitment Status Comments 1. POLICE SERVICES OFFICER rd Recruit Gass) (8S 6 Backgrounds for the 85th Recruit Class are 85t" Recruit Class. (First testing) 6 Conditional job offers pending completed. Second testing conducted in 85th (Second testing)- 11 PSO candidates have moved forward. 4 September 2012.31 PSO candidates passed Backgrounds have been assigned, 6 pending. written /PRST tests. Names from both lists will be combined for hiring. 2. RADIO DISPATCHER 11/13/2013 — 12/10/2013 -16 2 Backgrounds were sent to the Chief's Office, recommended for names referred. hire, 1 Background pending review. 6 candidates have withdrawn, 3 have not responded, 4 backgrounds in progress. DPS notified of withdrawals. DPS contacted, more testing requested by KPD to for vacant positions. 3. SCHOOL CROSSING GUARD — No response Chiefess Kamakahelei (7 vacancies) 4. SCHOOL CROSSING GUARD— No response Hanalei Elementary (1 vacancy) 5. SCHOOL CROSSING GUARD— No response Kapa'a Elementary (1 vacancy) 6. SCHOOL CROSSING GUARD — No response Kilauea Elementary (1 vacancy) 7. SCHOOL CROSSING GUARD — No response King Kaumuali'i (1 vacancy) 8. SCHOOL CROSSING GUARD — 11/07/2013 — 2 names referred 1 candidate was Non - select, the second candidate has not Koloa Elementary (1 vacancy) responded to messages left to contaceA/Lt. Abbotrello. DPS notified. Revised: 7/13/12 MONTHLY TRAINING REPORT NOVEMBER 2013 The following training assignments were scheduled / conducted during the month of August NO. TRAINING ORDER TRAINING DATES I TRAINING ASSIGNMENT PERSONNEL HOURS TOTAL 1 13 -073 11/4/2013 IA PRO Blue Team Train - the - Trainer 26 1.75 53 2 13 -075 11/4/2013 Western States intelligence Network (WSIN) Training 13 -063 11/7- 8/2013 SST (SWAT) Monthly Training: Joint training w/ ISB detectives in 5 S 40 3 20 16 320 4 dignitary protection. 5 13 -076 11/19 - 21/2013 DNA for Investigators Training 2 24 48 6 13 -077 11/21 - 22/2013 Child Restraint Training S 8 40 Total 58 57.75 501 F-1 TOTAL ASSIGNMENTS: 6 PERSONNEL INSTRUCT HOURS STUDENT HOURS Created by Sergeant Christopher Calio Training Section 2013 Bench Warrant Tracking Month ecordi - utstandfng Intake (Active) i Ahai t?utst Woo Warrants '101-my N4#seteri eanor pary 214 580 110 70 Fativary 133 543 105 438 March 164 578 124 454 April 168 592 157 435 ,ay 133 594 158 436 158 619 156 463 160 568 167 401 181 169 50 119 ter 126 124 31 93 2283 484 163 321 148 533 176 357 3868 5384 1397 3987 Records Intake = All Warrants received each month (includes ebench). Outstanding(Active) = Total number of Active Warrants currently in KPD Records Management System. + ebench warrants. Note: August through current totals are from TriTech's reports. October's "Records Intake" includes converted warrants from InPursuit. KAUAI POLICE DEPARTMENT Notes to Budget Summary For the Period October 2013 The Budget Status Report for October 2013 is submitted for your review and perusal. The department's total expenditures plus encumbrances for FY2014 is currently at 34% at the 33 'Yo of year lapsed point. The year -ta -date expenditures for the Chief's Office is currently at 34%. Administrative and Technical Bureau is reflecting 29 %, Investigative Service Bureau is reflecting 28% and Patrol Service Bureau is reflecting 77% of budget expended. Kauai Police Department (KPD) operations continue to remain within budget, and management continues to monitor overtime closely. However, KPD received Ordinance No. B -2013 -755, Bill No. 2500 which is the fiscal year (FY) 2014 money bill to supplement KPD's budget for the SHOPO Arbitration Award. The money bill is in the amount of $561,864.00, the department is expected to absorb the additional costs associated with the overtime and fringe benefits that exceed that amount. KPD is working with Department of Personnel Services and Department of Finance to process the pay increases of which will be paid out by the end of the year. Now, KPD will need to recalculate and determine the impact of the cost increases as well as project the impact to overtime for this current year and to budget for fiscal year 2015. KAUAI POLICE DEPARTMENT BUDGET SUMMARY EST[MATE OCTOBER 2013 Asset Forfeiture Funds °$415,881.00 $ 32,866.97 $1,935.46 $381,078.57 'DRAFT'. FINANCE HOLDS PEI00D 13 OPEN FOR FISCAL YEAR END ADJU51ME WM % of BUDGET 3 34% 29% 28% 77°% 25°% 34°% 8% EXPENDITURES ENCUMBRANCES BALANCE BUREAU BUDGET TO DATE TO DATE 10/3112013 Chiefs Office $24,931,098.00 $8,187,099.02 $252,353.04 $16,491,645.94 Administrative & Tech nical Bureau 1,725,226.00 277 ,431.51 221,920.08 1,225,874.41 Investigative Services Bureau 188,643.00 23,888.18 28,831.38 136,123.44 Patrol Services Bureau 409,349.00 79,634.89 235,012.87 94,701.24 Police Commission 9,026.00 2,200.03 45.62 6,780.35 TOTAL - GENERAL FUND $27,263,342,00 $8,570,053.63 $738,162.99 $17,955,125.38 Asset Forfeiture Funds °$415,881.00 $ 32,866.97 $1,935.46 $381,078.57 'DRAFT'. FINANCE HOLDS PEI00D 13 OPEN FOR FISCAL YEAR END ADJU51ME WM % of BUDGET 3 34% 29% 28% 77°% 25°% 34°% 8% h n f r Monthly Recap Investigative Services ♦ 1 Acting Captain Randolph Chong Tim Sr. NOVEMBER 2013 ATTEMPTED MURDER An 83 year old male from Kalaheo was arrested for Attempted Murder 1" Degree after the male subject shot at police officers who were attempting to arrest the male for an outstanding Grand Jury arrest warrant for Inattention to Driving, Accidents Involving Darnage to Unattended Vehicle or Other Property, Negligent Homicide 1 `` Degree, and Accidents Involving Death or Serious Bodily Injury. ROBBERY A 19 year old female reported being robbed of a large amount of cash by a male subject known to her. No weapons were used during the robbery however the victim reported minor injuries from physical force used in this incident. This case is still currently under active investigation SEXUAL ASSAULT A 16 year old female juvenile reported that she was sexually assaulted by an unknown male at the old Border's Book store in Lihue. The suspect has not yet been located or identified. This case is still currently under active investigation. A 50 year old female from Lihue reported being sexually assaulted by a group of males in Nawiliwili. All subjects involved in this incident were advised of their rights and questioned. No arrests have been made. This case will be forwarded to the prosecutor's office for review. A forensic interview was conducted with a 9 year old female juvenile whose mother reported that her daughter was possibly sexually assaulted while on Maui. ASSAULT A forensic interview was conducted with a 4 year old female child who sustained what appeared to be cigarette burn marks on the child's arms. The child was also taken into protective custody and Child Welfare Services assisted with the placement/temporary custody of the child until this investigation is concluded. KPD SENSITIVE ABUSE OF FAMILY &/OR HOUSEHOLD MEMBER A 41 year old male was arrested for felony Abuse of a Family and or Household member for choking his 17 year old son during a family disturbance. During a forensic interview of a 13 year old male juvenile, disclosure was made by the juvenile of a history of physical abuse by his mother's boyfriend. This case is pending further follow -up and interviews. THEFT A 32 year male was arrested for theft after a burglary victim tracked his stolen i -phone to the suspect's truck. The suspect's vehicle was seized as evidence and is currently pending a search warrant for further investigation. BURGLARY A residence located in the Lihue District was entered and various items were stolen. The residence was fully furnished but unoccupied by the owners for several years. Based on evidence located at the house it appeared that the suspect's not only stole items but were also living illegally in the residence. An adult male and also an adult female were identified and arrested for stealing items from the residence as well as sleeping in the residence without permission. A residence located in the Hanalei District was entered and various items were stolen. The residence is a vacation rental and occupied by tourist at the time. An adult male suspect was identified and arrested after using the victim's stolen credit card to make purchases. CONTEMPT OF COURT A 48 year old male was arrested on an outstanding bench warrant at the Lihue Airport. Intel received from the Honolulu Police Department indicated that the male subject was flying in from Oahu on Hawaiian Airlines. TERRORISTIC THREAT: Investigated threats against the Mayor during GMO Protest. No arrests have been made at this time. Investigation ongoing. UNATTENDED DEATH: A 42yr. old male died while incarcerated at the Kauai Community Correctional Center. At this time there are no signs of foul play. Awaiting autopsy results. Investigation is ongoing. INTERNET CPJAMSt 3 Internet Crimes involving Child Pornography are being investigated at this time. No arrests have been made. Investigation is ongoing. KPD SENSITIVE FAMILY ABUSE: 39yr old male arrested for Family Abuse (Felony Choking) against his 39yr. old girlfriend. Male suspect charged for the stated offense... SCHOOL RESOURCE OFFICERS: T GS: 1.John — Colt Armorer Training Oregon (1 Week) 2.Unit — Infant Death Investigations Training 8 hours 3.Barry — SWAT Training 4.John— SWAT Training S.Unit — Dignitary Protection Training (2 Days) 6.Ozaki — OSHA Training 7.1ohn — Firearms Requalification's (Instructor 1 Day) 8.Ozaki — USA Boxing Coaches Clinic for K -PAL (Oahu) 1.Unit - SHOPO Meeting 2.Ozaki - Youth Council Meeting 3.Ozaki — K -PAL Wresting Meeting 4.Barry - Prevention Committee Meeting 5.Ozaki — Enforcement Meeting 6.Ozaki — Kauai Marathon Donation Acceptance YWCA 7.Barry — K -PAL Board of Director Meeting 8.Ozaki & John — GMO Hearing Briefing 9.Ozaki — Meeting w/ Park & Rees (Randy Simao) 10.Ozaki — SHOPO Labor Management Meeting Kauai Marriott (3 Days) 11.Ozaki — State of Hawaii Boxing Board of Directors Meeting (Oahu) hMCELLANEQUS FUNCTIONS: 1 .Unit — King Kaumualii Elementary School Evacuation Drill 2.Unit — Chiefess Kamakahelei Middle School Evacuation Drill 3.Unit — K -PAL Car Wash Fundraiser (2X) 4.Barry — Cover PSB (1 Day) 5.Unit — Park Sweep 6.Barry & John — SWAT call out Kalaheo 7.John— Court (2X) 8.Unit — K -PAL Softball Tournament Fundraiser at Koloa Park (2 Days) 9.13arry & John — GMO Detail 10.Ozaki -- K -PAL Boxing Oahu Youth Men's & Women's Championships (4 Days) 11. Barry — OIC (6 Days) 12.Ozaki — K -PAL Boxing Oahu Silver Gloves Championships (2 Days) KPD SENSITIVE CLASSES: K -PAL: 1. WrestlingKapaa Youth Center30Juveniles 2. BoxingLihue50Juveniles 3. KickboxingLihue50Juveniles 4. BoxingHanapepe50 Juveniles 5. KickboxingHanapepe50 Juveniles 6. Sea ScoutsKapaa Youth Center25 Juveniles 7. Jiu Jitsu Self DefenseKapaa Youth Center30Juveniles 8. K -PAL Sea Scouts had 4 meetings --- 25 participants 9. Moving forward with planning of renovation of the Lihue K -PAL Youth Center 10. K -PAL Boxing entered two state championship tournaments on Oahu resulting in 3 State Champions moving on to National and Regional Championships in Reno, NV., Pasadena, CA. & Spokane, WA. VICE NARCOTICS SECTION: DRUG BUYS There were a total of 2 control purchases of crystal methamphetamine within the Waimea District. SEARCH WARRANTS: Served 1 search warrant seizing a total of 240.2 grams of processed marijuana. SPECIAL PROJECTS: • Sergeant Oliveira, Officer Resinto, and Officer Caspillo assisted NED with a two day marijuana eradication mission in Hilo. • Unit conducted a one day Marijuana Eradication Mission with the second day being canceled due to poor weather conditions. • Sergeant Carvalho, Sergeant Oliveira, Officer Nii and Officer Caspillo assisted Detectives in locating and apprehending a Sy Shim at the Lihue Airport while he was exiting a Hawaiian Airlines flight from Oahu to Kauai. Shim was wanted on a $5,000.00 Bench Warrant and was eluding apprehension. • Members of NEU assisted with security during the GMO events at the county building. KPD SENSITIVE VICE NARCOTICS TRAINING, PRESENTATIONS. PUBLIC SPEAKING, OTHERS: 11-4 -13 Lt. Kapua attended the IA PRO Blue Team Train -the Trainer 11 -4 -13 Sgt. Oliveira, Sgt. Carvalho, Ofc Nii and Ofc Nance attended the HIS -ICE Money Laundering IRDTA TF Money Counting Project 11 -4 -13 to 11 -5 -13 Ofc Resinto and Ofc Caspillo attended the Eyes for Lies training on Oahu 11 -7 -13 to 11 -8 -13 Sgt Carvalho, Sgt Oliveira, Ofc Nii, Ofc Caspillo, Ofc Nance and Ofc Cayabyab attended the SST Diplomatic Protection Training 11 -19 -13 to 11 -22 -13 Ofc Cayabyab attended the Advanced Armors Course in Las Vegas Nevada 11 -23 -13 to 11 -27 -13 Sgt Carvalho, Ofc Nii and Ofc Nance attended the CNOA Training in Reno Nevada CANINE TRAINING: FedEx 0 days UPS 0 days K -9 Training Days 1, with 4 hours K9 SEARCH WARRANTS: • Per request of NEU, K9 sniff on two parcels / Positive Alert, resulting in 240.2 grams gross weight (1/2 pound) of processed marijuana valued at $1000.00 • Per request of patrol, K9 sniff of a vehicle, Positive Alert, with finding Marijuana and Methamphetamine residue. ARREST: 8 State Felonies 0 State Misdemeanors 0 Federal Felonies FORFEITURE CASES GENERATED: State Case (2) KPD SENSITIVE • Results of a Search Warrant conducted by KPD -Patrol on a 2004 Dodge Neon bearing State of Hawaii License Plates. Valued at $1,500.00 • Results of a Search Warrant conducted by KPD- Patrol on a vehicle bearing State of Hawaii License Plates. Valued at 1$ .17'5.00 TOTAL SEIZURE FOR FORFEITURE FOR AUGUST 2013 $2,675.00 Federal Cases (0) R.espectfWly submitted, Randolph T. Chong Tirureau K -108 Acting Captain Investigative Services KPD SENSITIVE INVESTIGATIVE SERVICES BUREAU MONTHLY REPORT FOR NOVEMBER 2013 VICE SECTION Self Initiated Referred Cases Carry -Over Cases Total Assigned Average Per PFD Cases Arrests Cases Cleared % Cleared 12 CPS Orders 0 12 3 Pills /Tablets 0 Ecstacy 0 100.00% 5 Investigators GENERAL INVESTIGATIONS Initiated Cases Carry-Over Cases Assigned Per I PFD Cases I Arrests '-"ses Cleared % Cleared 9 139 450 598 60 1 82 23 60 10.03% 10 Detectives SPECIAL FOCUS Self Initiated Referred Cases Carry -Over Cases Total Assigned Average Per PFD Cases Arrests Cases I Cleared % Cleared 0 39 18 57 9 31 54.39% 2 Detectives OFFICERS IN THE SCHOOL 5elt Initiated Raterred Cases Garry-Over Cases Tota Assigned verage Per PFD Cases Arrests Cases Cleared % Cleared 5 0 0 5 2 0 3 4 80.00% 3 Investigators 1 Sergeant, 3 Officers) DARE /GREAT DARE Classes 4 DARE Students 11 SRO Activities 31 Students 7 YSS Related Missing Persons 1 Custodial Interference OVIC Abuse /Household Member 4 TRO /Protection Order Cases 11 Domestic Related Cases 19 Verbal / Domestic Arguments 7 Total DV Related Cases 30 Restraining Orders Served TRO' 5 4 Served Protection Orders 12 000.00 Dissolved / NS Orders 0 Unserved Orders 7 Foreign Orders 0 CPS Orders 0 Total Restraini Orders 11 Drug Confiscations Number Value Marijuana Plants 12 12 000.00 Marijuana Processed 240.2 1,000.00 Cocaine Heroin 2 Methamphetamine 0.8 80.00 Amphetamine 0 Pills /Tablets 0 Ecstacy 0 Others 0 Vehicles 0 Currency $0.00 Wea ons 0 $13,080.001 Bureau Actions Info Charging Arrest Warrants 2 Search Warrants 1 Citations Person (s) Arrested 2 PATROL SERVICES BUREAU MONTHLY ACTIVITY REPORT November 2013 ----------------- ------ I r . t i ARRESTS = _ = 307 i I i ! r A. FELONY 69 ! t r i B. MISDEMEANOR 211 i C. DUI 27 r r t , S a----- -- rte. -rrw -w -s�rrrr�. -.r w..-r------ -r- r- r+A- sr- r- r.rr- .- r- rwr -rr -ter -. -. -- i ■ I i LEGAL SERVICE - $6 i I 1 � a I EBENCH WARRANT 49 t M r I Sr- --- -- ra. -.r --- r- . -.r -. -.- r- rrr- rr- .- .- rw- ---- -r -: 08/01/2011 MONTHLY TRAFFIC REPORT NOVEMBER 2013 TRAFFIC COLLISIONS VIOLATIONS FATAL FATAL INJURY SPAT DISTRICT COUNT T /CS T /CS MOVE PARS MISC BELT TOTAL LIHUE O O 9 230 31 153 12 426 WAIMEA O O 2 56 4 391 4 103 SOLOA 1 O 11 7 217 27 114 14 372 20 414 KAWAIHAU 0 2 192 18 184 HANALET 1 2 1 5 2 25 36 231 57 6 122 TOTAL 731 -- 1031 _..t 547 56' 1437 TOTAL YEAR 5 5 252 $$ 56 2565 6203 1 1006 18630 MONTH PREV TR 0 O 23 771 161 522 55 1509 TO DATE _.. PREY TR 71 61 2281 7636 2720 5667 899 16922 Community Oriented Policing Report Hanalei District TO: DARRYL D.PERRY, CHIEF OF POLIO VIA: MICHAEL M. CONTRADES, DEPUTY CHIEF OF POLI ALEJANDRE QUIBILAN, ASSISTANT CHIEF; P RICHARD W. ROSA, ACTING CAPTAIN; PS i FROM: SCOTT K. KAUI, LIEUTENANT, PSB +f�d SUBJECT: COMM=ITY ORIENTED POLICING REPORT FOR NOVEMBER 2013 I. ENFORCEMERT EFFORTS Platoon Parking Misc. Seatbelt Moving OVUII I 13 46 0 35 5 II 14 58 10 55 0 III 1 31 3 28 1 TOTALS 1 28 1 135 1 11 1 118 1 6 II. SPECIAL OPERATIONS A. On 11/13/13, Officers conducted an OVUII project in the Kawaihau District. The project resulted in 1 OVUII arrest and numerous citations being issued, B. On 11/28,/13, Officers conducted an OVUII project in the Hanalei District, however shortly after setting up, the project had to be cancelled due to storm conditions, including high winds and lightening. C. Officers stepped up their patrols in the Hanalei District due to a spike in UEMV'S and Burglary complaints. Officers concentrated their efforts on follow -ups with businesses to identify locations with surveillance cameras that could help identify suspects. On 11/30/13, these efforts paid off and Officers positively identified and arrested a 36 year old Haena Man for Theft and Burglary related offenses. A collaborated effort between PSB and ISB resulted in a search warrant being executed on the man's home and Page 1 of 2 stolen items being recovered. It is believed that this man was involved with the majority of the UEMV'S and Burglaries in the Hanalei District III. MEETINGS A. Our annual personnel Inspection was conducted on November 19th, 2013 by Chief Darryl Perry and Deputy Chief Michael Contrades. Inspection took place at the Kapaa Armory Mini Substation. B. On 11/20/2013, a Hanalei Officer was recognized by MADD for his outstanding Impaired Driver Enforcement throughout the year. The recognition banquet took place at the Kauai Beach Resort. IV. COMMXTY ACTIVITIES AND INVOLVE MUT Several officers are currently involved with Pop Warner football, AYSO soccer and high school softball. Submitted by: Scokt K Kaui K -111 Lieutenant Hanalei 12 -05 -13 0636 hours Page 2 of 2 Community Oriented Policing Report Lihue District TO: DARRYL PERRY, CHIEF OF POLICE VIA: MICHAEL CONTRADES, DEPUTY CHIEF OF POLICFA ALEJANDRE QUIBILAN, ASSISTANT CHIE 11 MJAf RICHARD ROSA, ACTING CAPTAIN, P FROM: SCOTT K. BREDE, LIEUTENANT, PSB 7 SUBJECT: COMMUNITY ORIENTED POLICING REPORT FOR NOVEMBER 2013 I. ENFORCEMENT EFFORTS Squad Parking Misc. Seatbelt Moving OVUII I 2 14 2 12 0 I1 15 22 0 43 1 III 0 50 5 77 4 TOTALS 1 17 1 86 1 7 1 132 1 5 IL SPECIAL OPERATIONS A. 11 /1: King Kaumualii School emergency evacuation drill. B. 1115: Chiefess Kamakahele School emergency evacuation drill. C. 11h: GMO hearing at HCB. D. 1 1/12: TSA Quarterly meeting. E. 11 /14: GMO Hearing at HCB. F. 11 /16: GMO Hearing at HCB. G. 11 /16: Plt. 1 Speeding Enforcement Project H. 11/17: Plt. 3 OVUII Project I. 11/20: MADD Luncheon III. MEETINGS A. 11/4: Meeting with Council Service regarding GMO hearing. B. 11/13: Meeting with Liquor Commissioner Gerald Rapozo regarding concert at Rob's Goodtime grill. 1V. COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES AND INVOLVEMENT None. Page I of 2 Submitted for your review and approval: Scott K. Brede K -109 Lieutenant Lihue 12 -03 -13 1638hrs Page 2 of 2 Community Oriented Policing Report WAIMEA District TO: DARRYL D. PERRY, CHIEF OF POLICE VIA: MICHAEL M. CONTRADES, DEPUTY CHIEF OF POLICE ALEJANDRE QUIBILAN, ASSISTANT CHIEF, P RICHARD W. ROSA, ACTING CAPTAIN, P Af, / FROM: TRENT SHIMABUKURO & LIEUTENANT, PSI SUBJECT: CO1+MMITY ORIENTED POLICING REPORT FOR NOVEMBER 2013 I. ENFORCEMENT EFFORTS Platoon Parking Misc. Seatbelt Moving OVUII 1 6 40 2 46 1 II 5 54 13 45 1 111 1 31 2 98 5 TOTALS 12 125 17 189 7 II. SPECIAL OPERATIONS A. 111613 An OVUII Project was done in Lihue to assist with controlling a Block Party. B. 112213 A Traffic Enforcement was conducted on Kaumualii Hwy. III. MEETINGS A. Meeting with Syngenta Representative to discuss security operations on 112214. IV. COMMUNITY A. None. Page 1 of 2 f Submitted by: K,7 �I/p Ah Trent Shimabukuro K -104 Lieutenant Waimea 12 -06 -13 0900 hours Page 2 of 2 TO: VIA: FROM: SUBJECT: I. Community Oriented Policing Report Traffic Safety Section DARRYL PERRY, CHIEF OF POLICE / MICHAEL M. CONTRADES, DEPUTY CHIEF ��✓✓ ALEJANDRE QUIBILAN, ASSISTANT CHIEF, P B RICHARD ROSA, ACTING CAPTAIN, PS JON TAKAMURA, LIEUTENANT, PSB /TSS C91MMUNITY ORIENTED POLICING REPORT FOR HOVE R 2013 ENFORCEMENT EFFORTS Section Parking Misc. Seatbeit Moving Total OVUII T.S.S. 0 17 5 61 83 0 TOTALS j O 17 5 61 83 0 SPECIAL OPERATIONS: A. 11/07 — TSS assisted with the GMO protest at the Historic County Building. B. 11/16 —TSS assisted with the GMO protest at the Historic County Building. TRAINING: A. 11/01 — TSS was assigned to instruct the 84th recruit class in the operation of the IntoxiIyzer 8000. B. 11/04 -08 —TSS was assigned to instruct the 84th recruit class in conducting the Standardized Field Sobriety Test. C. 11/12 -15 — TSS was assigned to instruct the 84th recruit class in traffic collision and OVUII investigation and court room testimony. Page 1 of 2 D. 11/21 and 22 —TSS officers attended a one day Child Passenger Safety technician course on Oahu. E. 11/25 -29 —TSS Lieutenant and Sergeant was assigned to instruct the 84th recruit class in emergency vehicle operation driving. IV. MEETINGS: A. 11/05 —TSS Commander attended the Child Passenger Safety Committee meeting on Oahu. V. INVESTIGATIONS: A. 11/13 — TSS was assigned to a single motorcycle collision resulting with the operator sustaining fatal injuries in the Koloa District. B. 11/19 — TSS assisted ISB with the crime scene diagramming of an attempted murder case. C. 11/22 —TSS was assigned to a single motor vehicle collision resulting with the operator sustaining fatal injuries in the Hanalei District. VI. COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES AND INVOLVEMENT: A. 1112 —TSS assisted with traffic control for the annual Veterans Day parade. B. 11/9 —TSS assisted with traffic control forthe annual Old Koloa Mill Run. C. 11/20 —TSS was recognized at the annual MADD recognition luncheon. D. TSS Commander is involved with coaching football at Kauai High School. Submitted for your review and approval: Jon Takamura K -103 Lieutenant TSS 12 -4 -2013 1100 hrs Page 2of2 Justin F. Kollar Prosecuting Attorney Kevin K. Takata First Deputy Rebecca A. Vogt Second Deputy Diana Gausepohl- White, LCSW Victim/Witness Program Director OFFICE OF THE PROSECUTING ATTORNEY County of Kauai, State of Hawaii 3990 Ka`ana Street; Suite 210, Lbu`e, Hawaii 96766 808 -241 -1888 — FAX 80 &241 -1758 Victim/Witness Progam 808 -241 -1898 or 800 -668 -5734 December 6, 2013 To: Darryl D. Perry, Chief of Police Kauai Police Department 3990 Kaana Street, Suite 200 Lihue, Hawaii 96766 From: Lisa R. Arin, Deputy Prosecuting Atto Via: Justin F. Kollar, Prosecuting Attorney IL &&' p, Dear Chief Perry: I would like to take this opportunity to express gratitude and sincere respect for the professional work that Lead Detective James Kurasaki and Investigating Officer Sgt. Mark Ozaki performed in the cases of State of Hawaii vs. Chad Vaughn Weigle. Sgt. Ozaki developed the trust of students and parents while working as the School Resource Officer at Waimea High School. This led to one of the victims opening up to and disclosing the sexual assaults to Sgt. Ozaki. Detective Kurasaki conducted a thorough and complete investigation. His skills as a trained forensic interviewer led to both developmentally challenged minor victims to disclose the details of the sexual assaults. Detective Kurasaki's tenacity and expertise in suspect interrogation led to the Defendant's confession. Were it not for the proficiency, experience, and dedication of these two officers, the result of the Defendant being brought to justice and receiving a twenty (20) year prison term would not have been possible. Sincer , L a .Ann Deputy Prosecuting Attorney cc: Police Commission An Equal Opportunity Employer 2014 Meeting Schedule County of Kauai Police Commission 4444 Rice Street Suite 150 Lihu`e, Kauai 96766 All meetings will occur on the 4th Friday of each month unless indicated. Meetings will start at 9:00 a.m. in the Mo-ikeha Building Meeting Room 2A/ 2B *Schedule is subject to change January 24 February 28 March 28 April 25 May 23 June 27 JWy 27 August 22 SOber ber 26 24 November 28 December 19 *Denotes a holiday schedule Approved on: KPC 2013 -27 James R. O'Connor Chairman Charles C.C. Iona Vice Chair Members: Ernest Kanekoa, Jr. Alfredo Nebre, Jr. Bradley Chiba Randall Francisco Donald Okami, Sr. KAUAI POLICE COMMISSION COUNTY OF KAUAI C/o Office of the Mayor 4444 Rice Street, Suite 150 Lihu`e, HI 96766 November 22, 2013 PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT ES- 035: Complaint KPC 2013 -011 Complaint filed on September 17, 2013, alleges that an officer of the County engaged in activities that inferred that the complainant was engaged in criminal conduct. Based on the information received, the Commission found that there was Insufficient evidence to prove the allegations of the complaint and therefore, the complaint was not sustained. The complaint has been forwarded to the Office of the Chief for further review and investigation if deemed necessary. This officially concludes the Commission's review of complaint KPC 2013 -011. James R. O'Connor Chairman, Kaua'i Police Commission James R. O'Connor Chairman Charles C.C. Iona Vice Chair Members: Ernest Kanekoa, Jr. Alfredo Nebre, Jr. Bradley Chiba Randall Francisco Donald Okami, Sr, KAUAI POLICE COMMISSION COUNTY OF KAUAI C/o Office of the Mayor 4444 Rice Street, Suite 150 Uhu`e, HI 96766 November 22, 2013 PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT ES- 037: Complaint KPC 2013 -013 Complaint filed on September 23, 2013 alleges that officers of the County conducted a body search and handcuffs on the complainant without probable cause. Based on the information received, the Commission found that there was insufficient evidence to prove the allegations of the complaint and therefore, the complaint was not sustained. The complaint has been forwarded to the Office of the Chief for further review and investigation if deemed necessary. This officially concludes the Commission's review of complaint KPC 2013 -013. J es R. O'Connor Chairman, Kaua'i Police Commission Y& 84t/ Polite Brrruft Claffff .ArdW A 27, 2p13 eewmotw at 3:pppmr (Dawo apen at 2.30 p.m.) r If you need an ASL interpreter, materials in an alternate format, or other auxiliary aid support, please contact Lieutenant Todd Tanaka at (808)241 -1649 or ttanakagkauai.gov. at least seven calendar days before the event.