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Mary K. Hertog
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COUNTY OF KAUAI POLIO CIISSION
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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 January 22, 2016
Members:
Savita Agarwal
Gerald "Chip" Bahouth
Kevin Mince
James R.O.'Connor
Donald Okami Sr.
FEBRUARY'S OFFICER OF THE MONTH SERGEANT BERNARD PURISIMA
COMMENDATIONS
CHIEF'S MONTHLY REPORTS
1. Administrative and Technical Bureau — Recruitment, Records Section and Training Reports
2. Fiscal Report
3. Investigative Services Bureau — General Crimes Section, Special Focus Section and Vice
Section
4. Bench Warrant Tracking
5. Patrol Services Bureau Monthly Activity and Traffic Reports
6. Community Oriented Policing Traffic and /District Reports for Lihu`e, Hanalei and Waimea
7. Chief's Announcements and Pertinent Updates
BUSINESS
KPC 2015 -12:
On -going discussion on the Kauai Police Department's Budget for FY 2016/2017
• Briefing by Chief Perry and Executive Chief Michael Contrades as it relates to the
Administration's disposition regarding KPD's proposed fiscal year 2017 budget
KPC 2016 -01:
Discussion on the SRO (School Resources Officer) Program in the schools
The Kaua `i County is an Equal Opportunity Employer
KPC2016 -02:
Discussion on having the Police Commission meetings televised on Hoike Kauai Community
Television
KPC 2016 -003:
Communication dated February 8, 2016, from Mahealani Krafft, Deputy County Attorney to
Chair Charles Iona of the Police Commission regarding, Kauai Police Commission Practices
Related to Receipt of Complaints
KPC 2016 -004:
General discussion on the type of procedural steps that are taken internally to conduct an audit on
cash accounts
KPC 2016 -05
Discussion on providing testimony to the State Legislators to support the department's needs in
terms of more funding
ANNOUNCEMENTS
• Next regular monthly meeting - Friday, March 18, 2016, 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 KPC 2016 -003:
Pursuant to the Hawaii Revised Statutes §92 -4, §92 -5 (a) (4), §92 -9 (a) (1 -4) and (b), the purpose
of this Executive Session is for the Commission to approve the Executive Session minutes of
January 22, 2016, and to consult with its attorney on issues pertaining to the Commission's and
the County's powers, duties, privileges, immunities, and/or liabilities as they may relate to this
agenda item
Pursuant to Hawaii Revised Statutes §92 -4, §92 -5 (a) (2) and (4), the purpose of this Executive
Session is for the Commission to 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 its attorney on issues pertaining to the Commission's and the
County's powers, duties, privileges, immunities, and /or liabilities as they may relate to the
following agenda items:
Kauai Police Commission — Friday, February 26, 2016
ES KPC 2015 -041:
New non - notarized complaint KPC 2015 -013, received on November 19, 2015, is in reference to
a request for help from the Police Commission to ask someone from the Internal Affairs Unit to
assist the complainant in filing a complaint against four (4) police officers in the Kauai Police
Department for misconduct; and in a separate complaint the complainant alleges that an officer
violated his civil rights, projected cruel and unusual punishment and excessive use of force
(Deferred on December 18, 2015)
ES KPC 2016 -004:
New notarized complaint KPC 2016 -001, received on February 8, 2016. The complaint alleges
during an incident involving the complainant and his neighbor an off -duty officer in the Kauai
Police Department who was there at the time was discourteous and unprofessional
RETURN TO OPEN SESSION
Ratify the Police Commission's actions taken in Executive Session for agenda items:
ES -33; ES: KPC2015 -041; ES: KPC 2016 -003; and ES KPC 2016 -004
EXECUTIVE SESSION
Pursuant to Hawai'i Revised Statutes, ( "H.R.S. ") §92 -7 (a), the Commission may, when deemed
necessary, hold an Executive Session on any agenda item without the written public notice if the
Executive Session was not anticipated in advance. Any such Executive Session shall be held
pursuant to H.R.S. §92 -4 and shall be limited to those items described in H.R.S. §92 -5(a).
Discussions held in Executive Session are closed to the public.
ADJOURNMENT
cc: Deputy County Attorney Mahealani Krafft
Chief of Police Darryl Perry
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.
Kauai Police Commission — Friday, February 26, 2016
Send written testimony to:
Kaua'i Police Commission
Office of Boards and Commissions
4444 Rice Street, Suite 150
Lihu`e, Hawaii 96766
E -Mail: mromoOwkauai.gov
Phone: (808) 241 4920 Facsimile: (808) 241 -5127
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and Commissions Support Clerk at (808) 241 4920 at least five (5) working days prior to the
meeting.
Kauai Police Commission — Friday, February 26, 2016
COUNTY OF KAUAI
Minutes of Meeting
OPEN SESSION
Board/Committee:
Kauai Police Commission
Meeting Date
I January 22, 2016
Location
Mo'ikeha Building — Meeting Room 2AB
Start of Meeting: 9:00 a.m.
I End of Meeting: 1:04 p.m.
Present
Chair Charles C.C. Iona; Vice Chair Mary K. Hertog; Members: Savita Agarwal, Gerald Chip Bahouth, Kevin Mince, James R.
O'Connor, and Donald Moki Okami Sr.
Also present: Board & Commissions Office Staff. Support Clerk Mercedes Omo; Administrator Jay Furfaro (arrived at 11:55 a.m.);
Office of the County Attorney: Deputy County Attorney Mahealani Krafft;
Police Department: Chief Darryl Perry; Executive Chief Michael Contrades; Assistant Chiefs Roy Asher and Robert Gausephol;
Captain Paul Applegate; Acting Captains Kenneth Cummings and Scott K. Brede; Lieutenants Scott K. Kaui, James Rodriguez, Jon
Takamura and Trent Shimabukuro; Acting Lieutenant James Miller; and Detective Scott Williamson.
Public Testifier: Alice Parker
Excused
Absent
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Prior to the start of the meeting, Eddie Topenio Administrative Assistant to
the County Clerk, gave the Oath of Office to Commissioners Mary K. Hertog
and Kevin Mince.
Call to Order
At 9:00 a.m. Chair Iona called the meeting to
order with all seven (7) members present
constituting a quorum.
Chair Iona asked if there was anyone in the audience who wish to give
testimony on the items listed on the agenda.
Alice Parker
The Commission received public testimony from Alice Parker in regards to
agenda item KPC 2016 -02. She began by explaining that she would like to
have the Police Commission meetings televised on Hoike Television because
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the community desperately needs to know what type of issues the Police
Commission and the Kauai Police Department is dealing in the community.
She expressed her concerns over the county's efforts to get people to apply for
the school crossing guard and suggested that the notices be in an areas where
there is more people exposure such as the grocery stores. Ms. Parker
suggested that relative to the work schedule most people that she has come
across oppose the idea of having to work split shift so perhaps the department
could create two shifts one in the morning and one in the afternoon.
With no further testimony, Chair Iona thanked Ms. Parker for her testimony
and moved unto the next agenda item.
Approval of
Chair Iona called for a motion to approve the Regular Open Session
Commissioner Okami moved to approve the
Minutes
Minutes of December 18, 2015.
meeting minutes of December 18, 2015.
Commissioner O'Connor seconded the motion.
Motion carried 7:0
Chiefs Monthly
1. Administrative and Technical Bureau — KPD Recruitment update,
Reports
Records Section and Training Report
2. Fiscal Report
3. Investigative Services Bureau — Vice Section, Special Focus
Section and General Crimes Section
4. Bench Warrant Tracking
5. Patrol Services Bureau & Traffic Reports
6. Community Oriented Policing Reports - Traffic Section and
Districts of Li11u`e, Hanalei and Waimea
7. Chief's Announcements and other pertinent updates
Administrative and Technical Bureau Recruitment
Assistant Chief Robert Gausephol and Captain Paul Applegate of the A &T
Recruitment Bureau gave a brief overview of the Department's recruitment
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efforts. As of January 4, 2016, 11 PSO recruits are in the police recruit
academy. There are currently 10 vacancies of which 4 are county funded
vacancies and 6 are grant funded vacancies. To help boost its pool of
applicants the department will be doing a television commercial and
seeking recruits outside of the county and the mainland.
Vice Chair Hertog asked how the 87'x' Recruit Class is progressing. A/C
Gausephol responded that they loss one recruit and remaining 11 are all
doing fine.
Commissioner Hertog stated that she noticed that the last recruit classes
showed a great deal of diversity asking what is the department doing in
terms of getting the word out beyond Kaua'i since the recruit pool has
literally dried up.
A/C Gausephol responded in addition to doing a television commercial the
department is also working with a background investigator from Riverside,
California who will going to various police academies to specifically
recruit from them.
Commissioner Agarwal asked if he could shed some light on the
psychological aspect of the recruitment process.
A/C Gausephol explained that the psychological phase consist of a pre-
employment test (written test) on multiple dimensions, a psychological risk
grading test to determine if the individual is a low, moderate, high or
indeterminable risk. He further explained that the next phase is a
background check in which they will be given a pre - conditional job offer
because by law you cannot ask a person questions unless you give them a
re- conditional job offer first.
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He stated that once they pass the background phase they will then move on
to the interview phase where they will undergo a series of questions
conducted by one of the nation's top psychologist.
With no further questions or comments, Chair Iona moved unto to the
Community Oriented Policing Reports.
LYhu`e District Commander Lieutenant James Rodriquez.
Commissioner Hertog asked what are his biggest challenge as the District
Commander for the Lihu`e district. Lt. Rodriguez responded making sure
that his officers have all of the proper equipment they need so they can do
their job, and trying to satisfy the public by providing them with answers
(with the help of his officers) in timely manner.
Commissioner Hertog asked what the public's reaction is since the
implemented of the body worn cameras. Lt. Rodriguez responded that he
has gotten nothing but positive feedback from the public.
Commissioner Agarwal asked about the officers' reaction to the body worn
cameras. Lt. Rodriguez responded at first there was some reluctance which
is natural whenever new changes are implemented but overall, his officers
are adjusting well and there are no complaints.
With no further questions, Chair Iona moved unto the Hanalei District.
Hanalei District Commander Lieutenant Scott K. Kaui
Lt. Kaui stated that the challenge he and his officers face almost on a daily
basis are crimes of theft and domestic abuse.
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In regards to the body worn cameras, Lt Kaui stated that the only challenge
is prior to the end of a shift his men now have to down load and label each
footage accordingly which may take additional time; however, he feels that
the body worn cameras is a good tool because it will protect his officers
from someone making a false claim against and will them push them to
conduct themselves in a professional manner.
Chair Iona stated that as Commissioners' we must take a more proactive
approach in terms of acting in anticipation of future problems, needs, or
changes in the Kauai Police Department. He stated that there are times
when these so call political influences may preempt the Chief from trying
to get certain things done and as Commissioners we accepted the
responsibility (when we took the oath) to be a buffer between the police
department and the political phase; all we ask for in return is for the men
and women in KPD continue to do their jobs.
Commissioner O'Connor commented that coming from the Northshore he
can attest that Lt. Kaui and his officers as well as his predecessor before
him have been doing a commendable job. He asked Lt. Kaui if he recalls
a comment about the Northshore being managed out of Kapa`a.
Lt. Kaui responded that if people are not happy about having to come down
to the Kapa`a substation to see him they can always call him to arrange a
meeting. He added that as the Hanalei District Commander he oversees
both the Kawaihau and Hanalei districts which is very difficult to do
because of the lack of staffing. Lt. Kaui added that he apologizes but his
job requires that he attend meetings in L-1hu`e almost on a daily basis which
makes it impossible for him to please everyone.
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Commissioner O'Connor stated that he doesn't view the comment as being
negative it's just that the residents on the Northshore are no longer getting
the level of attention they once had when it was being managed out of the
Northshore.
Chief Perry said that the priority right now is in the Kawaihau District and
it's not to say that the Northshore is less important, but right now the need
is in the Kawaihau district because of the area's population growth. He
stated that for quite some time now, the department has been dealing with
the lack staffing in which he will be going to the Mayor for help.
Commissioner Agarwal asked if he noticed changes in the amount of
domestic abuse calls.
Lt. Kaui stated that although there haven't been any changes the abuse is
still happening which is why the department has implemented a new
program call the Lethality Assessment Plan for first responders. The
program will help determine the level of risk a person faces.
Commissioner Bahouth asked relative to having to download the film
footage how much more time would the whole process take. Lt. Kaui
responded that the whole process should take about fifteen (15) minutes
but with the new technology he can see it taking more time because his
officers are still trying to get used to the process.
Commissioner Hertog asked if he thinks the additional time is just a
learning curve or will it continue to build. Lt. Kaui responded that it's a
learning curve because his officers have to manually type in the
information before they can download the footage.
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With no further questions, Chair Iona moved unto the Waimea District.
Lt. Trent Shimabukuro — Waimea District Commander
Chair Iona asked what is being done to control the homeless population on
the Westside. Lt. Shimabukuro responded that they are have been
conducting routine checks and for the most part the situation is under
control. He added that the people are confined to one area which makes it
easier for his patrol officers to locate them in case a call comes in.
Commissioner Hertog asked Lt. Shimabukuro what are his biggest
challenges other than the geographic distance and the little amount of
officer's he has stationed in the Waimea district. Lt. Shimabukuro
responded that the way the administration has broken down the size of each
district made it easier for his men and that the only challenge is trying to
stay one step ahead of the bad guys.
Commissioner Bahouth asked Lt. Shimabukuro if an officer is kept in and
around the Po`ipu area at all times. Lt. Shimabukuro responded yes.
Chief Perry commented that this is a big departure from what the District
Commanders are used to and that he is very proud of them and their
responses.
Chair Iona commented that he appreciates seeing the interaction between
the Commissioners and the Commanding Officers but what would be even
better is for the people who cannot attend these meetings be able to see and
hear first -hand what is going on in their particular district as wells as what
law enforcement is doing to keep their communities safe.
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With no further questions, Chair Iona moved onto the Chief's
announcements.
Chiefs announcements
Chief Perry made the following announcements:
• Recruitment effort are on -going for police officers, dispatchers and
school crossing guards positions;
• KPD has implemented an Lethality Assessment Plan to help
identify high risk victims of domestic abuse and the level of risk
they face;
• A house bill was submitted by State Representative Matthew
LoPresti with respect to restrictions the Body Worn Cameras. Chief
Perry opined that the bill is flawed and counter- productive to what
KPD is trying to accomplish and will be forwarding testimony
opposing the bill along with the support of SHOPO to
Representative Matthew LoPresti;
• Chief Perry thanked County Engineer Larry Dill for all he has done
to help the Kauai Police Department. Mr. Dill is leaving the
County for a position with the State Transportation Divisions;
• Chief Perry acknowledged a letter from Charles C.C. Iona who
wrote to thank the 911 male dispatcher for handling his call in a
very professional manner;
• Chief Perry shared a letter he wrote to Ms. Sonia I. Topenio
thanking her for her words of kindness and her monetary gift. KPD
was unable to accept the gift because it would be a violation of
KPD's Standards of Conduct. The gift was in response to a robbery
of the Bank of Hawaii - Kapa`a Branch on December 31, 2015;
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• Chair Iona thanked Lieutenant Todd Tanaka for inviting the Police
Commission to participate in the 86h Recruit Class Graduation
Ceremony.
Business
Discussion or input on possible recommendations for improvements to
KPC 2015 =11
Article XI Police Department of the Kauai County Charter.
Commissioner O'Connor distributed copies of his written recommendation
to his fellow Commissioners to "belay" any action or discussion of possible
amendments to Article XI of the Kauai County Charter pending the ruling
of the Intermediate Court of Appeals.
With no further discussion, Chair Iona called for a motion to receive
Commissioner Agarwal moved to accept
Commissioner's O'Connor written communication dated January 19, 2016.
Commissioner's O'Connor written
communication dated January 19, 2016 for the
record. Vice Chair Hertog seconded the motion.
Motion carried 7:0
KPC 201542
Discussion on the Kauai Police Department's Budget for FY 2016/2017.
• PowerPoint presentation by Chief Executive Officer Michael
Contrades reflecting data relating to the department's budgetary
priorities and fiscal responsibilities, overtime, grants, mission and
vision statements, goals and accomplishments, recruitment/training,
challenges, a composition of KPD's organizational chart, and a
brief presentation by the Patrol Services and Investigative Bureaus,
and the Office of Professional Standards.
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Patrol Services Bureau
A/C Asher along with Acting Captain Scott Brede reported that the Patrol
Services Bureau is made up of 3 District Commanders and Lieutenant Jon
Takamura). Currently, the bureau is looking at adding another lieutenant's
positon, 1 clerk's positon, and 3 sergeant positions to re- establish the
Hanalei District. The bureau also has a communication center lead by Lt.
Kennison Nagahisa, a Detention Facility lead by Sgt. Colin Nesbitt, and a
Collateral Auxiliary Section which consist of an Apprehension Strike
Team and Bicycle Patrol Unit.
Investigative Services Bureau
Captain Bryson Ponce introduced Lieutenant Mark Ozaki of the Special
Focus Section and Lieutenant Kenneth Cummings of the General Crimes
Section. Acting Assistant Chief Richard Rosa is off -island working on
securing a Homeland Security Grant for the department.
General Crime Section is made up of 3 Major Crime Detectives; 2 Sexual
Assault Crime Detectives; 1 ICAC Detective; and 2 Crime Scene
Specialists. The section handles hostage negotiations, murder cases,
robbery, assaults, miscellaneous, death related incidents, domestic violence
intervention, and sexual assault cases. Under the leadership of Assistant
Chief Roy Asher, the Kauai Police Department leads the state in having
the only in -house Sexual Assault Nursing Examination Program whereas,
before the victim (s) of an sexual assault had to endure countless hours
waiting in the emergency room to be seen because others cases were
viewed as more pressing.
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Special Focus Section is made up of 5 Property Crime Detectives and 1
White Collar Crime Detective. The unit handles vehicle recovery, school
resource officer's enforcement, and KPAL Program,
Vice Section is made up of 5 Investigators, 1 Sergeant, and 2 K -9 Units.
This section covers drug and narcotics seizures, asset forfeiture. Most
recently the Vice Section conducted a marijuana eradication with the
assistance of KPD's Task Force and the State Narcotics Enforcement
Division.
Commissioner Bahouth asked when doing a comparison on the amount of
crimes the bureau investigates year to year how the year 2014 compares to
2015.
Captain Ponce responded in 2014 the bureau investigated 632 burglaries
and 449 theft cases whereas, in 2015 the bureau investigated 391 burglaries
and 389 theft cases which was probably due to the incarceration of certain
individuals and the public taking extra precautions to guard their property.
Commissioner Hertog asked for information on the stats on crimes against
individuals.
Captain Ponce responded in terms of homicides cases the Department
completed 100% of all its' homicide cases that occurred in the past five (5)
years. In addition, the Department handled 3 officer involved shootings all
of which occurred over a 24 month period of which all of the officers were
cleared of any wrong doing. In August 2014 the ISB created its very own
Specialized Detective Unit which helped to close 62% of its sexual assault
cases that carried over to 2015.
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Commissioner Agarwal asked relative to the domestic abuse cases if he
noticed an upward or downward trend. Captain Ponce responded the
number of cases reported in 2015 was 440 compared to 460 in 2014.
Commissioner Agarwal asked how many involved children.
Captain Ponce responded based on the reports there was an increase which
was probably due to a new law that if a person (s) commits an act of
domestic abuse in front of a child under the age of 14 years old he or she
will be charged with a felony.
Chair Iona asked in terms of street value and an area that was hit the
hardest what drug stood out.
Captain Ponce responded that crystal methamphetamine ranked the highest
in street and was the most drug seized. In terms of a particular area that
was hit the hardest there was no specific area because a lot of the drugs
were found throughout island.
Chair Iona asked with the State's review panel decision almost upon us to
issue dispensary licenses to individuals so they can sell medical marijuana
what does he anticipate once individuals are given the green light.
Captain Ponce responded that Kauai will only be allowed to have one
medical marijuana dispensary on island which has drawn up a lot of
questions from people wanting to know what KPD thinks is the best
location on the island to have a medical marijuana dispensary, and whether
KPD expects an increase in crime, and if so, what type of recommendation
would KPD offer to help to these individual protect their dispensary from
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criminal activity.
Captain Ponce pointed out that when it comes to marijuana use (legal or
illegal) KPD views its use as a gateway drug to other high core drugs is
very concerned about the drug getting into the wrong hands including the
youth on the island.
Commissioner Bahouth asked what type of role KPD plays during a
hurricane or other natural disaster.
Captain Ponce responded whenever a natural disaster strikes KPD will be
ready to deploy its Incident Management Team as well as its police officers
to assist with the evacuation for people living in the inundation zone as
wells as assist the other county and state agencies with search, rescue and
recovery missions.
Commissioner Bahouth asked with all of the recent hurricane warnings did
it affect the department's overtime costs.
Captain Ponce responded yes, however, whenever the Governor declares a
natural disaster the departments will usually (not always) get some federal
monetary relief to help cover the overtime cost.
Chair Iona asked being that marijuana is the second most drug confiscated
is the department prepared to stay ahead of that curve in terms of having
enough funding. Because the way things are looking it's going to be a hot
topic and he's worried that the Department will not have enough funding.
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Captain Ponce responded that from an investigative standpoint KPD is not
prepared because there are too many variables in terms of location, amount
of staffing in the dispensary, and how good of a job the owner of the
medical marijuana dispensary is going to do to secure the facility.
Chief Perry explained that for KPD things would be business as usual
because in their eyes marijuana is still an illegal drug on the federal side
and that extra steps will be being taken to ensure that everyone is abiding
the law. In regards to legalizing medical marijuana, Chief Perry explained
that he has always been opposed to the idea; not because of people with a
debilitating disease who needs it but because 89 percent of the certificates
that are being issued by doctors are to people who do not qualify.
With no further questions, Chair Iona moved onto the A &T Bureau.
Administrative and Technical Bureau
Assistant Chief Robert Gausephol along with Captain Paul Applegate gave
an overview of the A &T Bureau.
The A &T Bureau is made up of one Assistant Chief and one Captain who
are responsible for the department's major procurement, fleet maintenance,
personnel /recruitment, community relations, training, research and
development and the department's CAD RMS team.
Commissioner Bahouth asked about the status on the current vehicle fleet.
A/C Gausephol responded that they were able to secure a bid and is
currently in the procurement process.
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Commissioner Okami asked if the Department has seen a spike in the
amount of firearms permits to which A/C Gauesphol responded yes.
Chief Perry mentioned that despite of having no experience in contract
writing both A/C Gausephol and Captain Applegate have been doing a
fantastic job. He explained that contract writing involves having an
extensive knowledge in the fiscal aspect which is not part of their job
description; they could oversee the process but when come down to
actually writing the contract it should be done by a civilian expert so that
these officers can focus their attention on other police matters such as
training.
A/C Gausephol pointed out that one of his big concerns is maintaining
continuity. For example, should Captain Applegate get a promotion and he
has to leave the bureau his absence alone will leave a huge gap which is
why having a permanent civilian position in the A &T Bureau is important
in order to maintain continuity.
Commissioner O'Connor asked E/C Contrades to explain some of the
details relating to the 911 Enhanced Fund. E/C Contrades called upon
A/C Gausephol to explain the details.
A/C Gausephol explained that the Enhanced 911 fund was established
outside the state treasury as a special fund to be administered by the 911 E
board. The funds are amounts collected under section 138 -4 of the Hawaii
Revised Statutes and shall remain separate and apart from the general fund
of the State. The funds are to be expended exclusively by the board for the
purposes of ensuring adequate funding to deploy and sustain 911E services,
develop and fund future enhanced 911 technologies.
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Commissioner O'Connor asked what makes up the Enhanced 911 board to
which A/C Gausephol responded the membership (all appointed by the
governor) is made up of 13 voting members, a chief information officer or
a designee, 3 representatives from the wireless communication service
providers, one representative each from public answering points for Oahu,
Hawaii, Kauai, Maui and Molokai, and one representative chosen by the
mayor of the city and county of Honolulu, a consumer advocate or
designee, a representative from a communications service company that
offers Interconnected Voice over Internet Protocol services, and one
representative of the public utility providing telecommunications services
and land line enhanced 911 services.
Commissioner Agarwal asked many more police officers does the
department need to be fully staffed to which E/C Contrades responded
based on a ratio the Department of Justice uses to track how much police
officers should be in each department based on the population, the
department is short 44 officers.
Chair Iona asked with all of its uncompleted work and backlog including
trying to bring its fleet of vehicles up to standard wouldn't it affect the
accreditation process to which Lt. Jon Takamura responded no.
With no further questions, Chair Iona moved unto the Office of
Professional Standards
Office of Professional Standards
Acting Lieutenant James Miller along Detective Scott Williamson gave a
brief overview of his the duties and responsibilities.
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Acting Lt. Miller stated that Internal Affairs is probably one of the most
mysterious or missed understood sections in the Department.
Relative to Lt. Rodriguez statement about not hearing any complaints since
the implementation of the Body Worn Cameras, Acting Lt. Miller stated
that there have been complaints it's just that Lt. Rodriguez was not made
aware of the complaints. He went on to explain that within the first week
of getting the body worn cameras he received a pretty serious complaint
and what would have taken him months to investigate (which may be turn
out inconclusive) it took him only a couple days because after reviewing
the film footage it clearly showed that the officers involved were
professional and did everything they were supposed to do.
Acting Lt. Miller stated that his duties includes writing an annual analysis,
listening to the recordings of all officer vehicle pursuits, reviewing reports
relating to traffic collisions and incidents involving excessive use of force,
commendations, divisional counseling and notice of disciplinary actions.
After reviews a case he has to make a recommendation (based on his
findings) to the Chief and Executive Chief in terms of any additional
training that is needed to try to fix the problem; if there is one.
Acting Lt. Miller shared different variations of report writing which clearly
shows IA's as being the most extensive report writing. Acting Lt. Miller
stated that after he completes his investigation he sends a report to the
Administrative Review Board to determine (based on his findings) whether
to sustained or not sustained the complaint. In regards to KPC notarized
complaints, in 2015 he and team reviewed 12 complaints of 6 of which
were duplicate complaints that were filed with KPD.
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January 22, 2016,
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SUBJECT
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ACTION
In regards to the extensive amount of work the his job entails, A/Lt. Miller
stated that the Office of Professional Standards is made up of one Acting
Lieutenant, 2 Sergeants one to do the investigations and the other to do all
of the work relating to CALEA(Commissions for all Law Enforcement
Agencies). A/Lt. Miller stated that it has gotten to the point where he had
to step in to because of the amount of work CALEA involves.
In addition, He also has to oversee the polygraph testing, monitor the drug
testing for all KPD's employees, secure and monitor in and out access to
the building, evaluate, maintain and monitor all of the cameras in and
around the station, attend the destruction of all drugs and firearms, review
Taser downloads, conduct evidence audits, vehicle audits, body worn
camera audits, random confidential fund audits along with the ISB, and
complete an annual report relating to the use of force and a vehicle pursuit
analysis and submit the report to the legislature and CALEA.
A/Lt. Miller stated that in order to comply with a new general order that
requires all of cases to be completed within a 90 day period his office is no
way near to completion and that his staff has been working over time trying
to complete the cases which goes far back as 2014. He stated that with all
of the responsibilities his team has to fulfill it would a disservice to the
officers involved not to have additional position in the Office of
Professional Standards.
Chief Perry commented that he is very proud of the work Acting Lt. Miler
and the team has done. He added that it takes a very special person;
someone who is above the board and has no friends which is one of the
criteria's. He added that it's a tough job which is why he is making it a
priority to get another position.
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January 22, 2016,
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Commissioner Hertog asked if his office is update with its audits especially
the department that handles funds. A/Lt. Miller responded that there was
one particular event that prompt his office to do more cash audits and they
are currently in the process of doing more.
Commissioner Hertog asked what the requirements are to do an audit
especially on the funds, and if the audits are done annually and randomly to
which A/Lt. Miller responded that his office is doing both.
Commissioner Bahouth asked if the position that he is asking for is a
Sergeant's position to which A/Lt. Miller responded yes. Commissioner
O'Connor asked if funding is approved for the position is there someone he
has mind who is ready and willing to take the position.
A/Lt. Miller responded that he actually volunteered for the position
because he saw it as an opportunity to help the department prove to the
public that not all allegations made against officers are true. He added that
it doesn't matter what the number on the badge reflects because it
represents everyone in KPD; he doesn't want anyone to look at the badge
and say all cops are crooks. But for the officers who do wrong they will
take care of it either through corrective training or some type of
disciplinary action.
At 11:40 a.m. Chair Iona called for a five (5) minute recess.
At 11:50 a.m. the meeting reconvened.
E/C Contrades called upon Assistant Chief Gausephol and Captain
Applegate to give a briefing on the 2 training officers' position the
department is currently looking at.
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A/C Gausephol stated that the department is looking at hiring two 2 PO9
Officers to use as Training Instructors at an estimated cost is $247,180.00 a
year including fringe benefits. He stated that the department has never had
a training cadre established and have since been utilizing resources from
other bureaus causing overtime as well as departmental inefficiencies. He
added that the 2 new positions will reduce overtime expenditures and allow
those who are currently being used as trainers to focus on their police
duties.
A/C Gausephol went on to say that the estimated training cost for auxiliary
trainers for the 2 academy classes held each year runs about $249,600.00;
recall training at $172,380.00; and $421,980.00 in overtime expenditures.
He stated that the estimated cost saving in overtime expenditures is at
$421,980.00 minus $247,000.00 for the 2 additional positions there is an
estimated cost savings of $174,000.00. Another true cost savings is the
reduction of liability by having a consistent on -going training.
Commissioner Bahouth asked what percentage the fringe represents to
which A/C Gausephol responded 43% above the cost. Commissioner
Bahouth asked if the additional officer positions would cover all of the
training for the Department. A/C Gausephol responded that there clearly
will be a learning curve, however, once they get the trainers on board with
all of the different aspects it should run smoothly and mostly, the
Department will be saving money.
Captain Bryson Ponce stated that the Department also needs another
PO 11 Detective position whose main focus will be on the property crime
section which deals with residential, commercial, car break -ins, car thefts.
The ISB hasn't seen an increase in manpower since 1987 and with the
overwhelming work its Detectives are already tasked with having another
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position would definitely help with the enormous caseload.
Assistant Roy Asher along with Acting Captain Scott Brede stated that
relative to the Hanalei District, the Department is working towards
establishing a lieutenant's position, 3 Sergeant positions and a clerk's
position for the Hanalei District. He added that based on the geographical
area, the amount of cases as well as the population establishing a District
Commander in the Hanalei District is the right decision that needs to be
done.
Commissioner Mince stated that based on his presentation it looks like the
Department is asking for a 3.9% increase which is due to collective
bargaining that the Department has no control over asking what exactly is
the Police Department asking for; it's asking for the 3.9% or is the
Department asking for positions mentioned in the presentation.
E/C Contrades stated that prior to start of the budget process the
Department received directions from the Mayor's Budget Team basically
asking the Department to come flat meaning no increases. He added the
directions also stated that if there are items outside of last year's budget
that the Department's needs they would have to list the items as a priority
request.
Commissioner Mince asked E/C Contrades if he could provide him with a
detailed summary of what the Department's is actually asking for including
a cost amount to which E/C Contrades responded yes.
Chief Perry added that since being appointed in 2007 every year the
Department has gone before council and requested from the Mayor for more
additional positions (based on the Department's analysis) and each time the
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January 22, 2016,
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ACTION
were met with opposition and direction to work with what they have in which
they continue to do, however, the Department has reached a tipping point and
something needs to be done about the situation. Although he understands that
the Mayor and the Council have their own priorities it will never go away and
at some point, the political aspect must give the Department what it needs;
they are not asking for the world they're asking for a small number of
positions to help the Department do its job the best it can.
With no further questions, Chair Iona moved onto the next agenda item.
KPC 2016 -01
Discussion on the SRO (School Resources Officer) Program in the school.
Chair Iona stated that from what he understands there have been some
community out pour of wanting the program to remain. He stated that
there also have been some indication (that he was made aware of) to
approach the State to ask if they could help fund a portion of the cost for
the SRO's positions that way the Police Department would not have to
cover the entire cost.
Administrator Furfaro stated relative to the legislative process the Office of
Boards and Commissions is tasked to track certain bills and if anyone has a
bill they want to submit they have until February 27`x' that includes any
request for any special funding for positions within the Board of Education.
With no further comments, Chair Iona requested that the item stay on the
agenda for continued at the next meeting.
KPC 2016 -02
Discussion on having the Police Commission meetings televised on Hoike
Kaua` i Community Television.
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Regular Meeting Open Session
January 22, 2016,
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SUBJECT
DISCUSSION
ACTION
Commissioner Hertog stated it's a matter of money as to whether or not the
Commission goes back on air. Administrator Furfaro stated that the matter
is up for reconsideration under the new contract when we go out with a
request for purchase.
KPC 2016 -03
Discussion on establishing future salaries for the Chief of Police position.
There were no comments.
KPC 2016 -04
Communication dated December 15, 2015, from Norman K. Kato II,
SHOPO General Counsel to Chair Ernest Kanekoa Jr., regarding Kauai
Police Department Body -Worn Camera (BWC) Policy Implementation:
SHOPO's response to Chief Darryl Perry's Letter to SHOPO Business
Agent Mr. Stanton Koizumi, dated December 10, 2015.
In regards to the outer island police departments, Chair Hertog asked if
SHOPO has been in contact with the other police departments to see how
everything plays out on Kauai.
Chief Perry responded that from what he understands SHOPO has been in
contact with the other police departments and hopefully when everything is
said and done the other departments will have. smoother time implementing
the body worn cameras in their respective departments.
Chair Iona called for a motion to received agenda item KPC 2016 -04.
Commissioner O'Connor moved to receive
agenda item KPC 2016 -04. Commissioner
Okami seconded. Motion carried 7:0
KPC 2016 -05
Communication dated January 13, 2016, from Chief of Police Darryl Perry
to Chair Charles C.C. Iona, regarding the 2016 Kauai Police Department
Goals.
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January 22, 2016,
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SUBJECT
DISCUSSION
ACTION
Chair Iona called for a motion to receive agenda item KPC 2016 -05.
Commissioner O'Connor moved to receive.
Commissioner Agarwal seconded the motion.
Motion carried 7:0
Announcements
Chair Iona announced — The next regular monthly meeting is scheduled for
Friday, February 26, 2016, 9:00 a.m. at the Mo'ikeha Building, in Meeting
Room 2A/2B, followed by Executive Session.
At 12:37 p.m. Vice Chair Hertog citied the Hawaii Revised Statutes to
bring the meeting into Executive Session.
Executive
Pursuant to the Hawaii Revised Statutes §92 -4 and §92 -5 (a) (4), the
Session — E&33
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 KPC 2016-
Pursuant to the Hawaii Revised Statutes §92 -4, §92 -5 (a) (4), §92 -9 (a) (1-
001
4) and (b), the purpose of this Executive Session is for the Commission to
approve the Executive Session minutes of December 18, 2015, and to
consult with its attorney on issues pertaining to the Commission's and the
County's powers, duties, privileges, immunities, and/or liabilities as they
may relate to this agenda item.
ES KPC 2015-
Pursuant to Hawaii Revised Statutes §92 -4, §92 -5 (a) (2) and (4), the
041
purpose of this Executive Session is for the Commission to 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
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January 22, 2016,
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meeting, an open meeting shall be held; and to consult with its attorney on
issues pertaining to the Commission's and the County's powers, duties,
privileges, immunities, and/or liabilities as they may relate to the following
agenda items:
ES KPC 2015 -041:
New non - notarized complaint KPC 2015 -013, received on November 19,
2015, is in reference to a request for help from the Police Commission to
ask someone from the Internal Affairs Unit to assist the complainant in
filing a complaint against four (4) police officers in the Kauai Police
Department for misconduct; and in a separate complaint the complainant
alleges that an officer violated his civil rights, projected cruel and unusual
punishment and excessive use of force. (Deferred on December 18, 2015)
ES KPC 2016-
Four communications dated December 17, 2015, from Police Chief Darryl
002
Perry to Chair Ernest Kanekoa Jr., and Commission Members, regarding
Kauai Police Department's decisions on notarized complaints Nos. KPC
2014 -03, KPC 2014 -10; KPC 2014 -11; KPC 2014 -12; KPC 2014 -017; and
KPC 2014 -021.
Commissioner Okami moved to enter into
Executive Session. Commissioner Agarwal
Chair Iona called for a motion to enter into Executive Session.
seconded the motion. Motion carried 7:0
Return to Open
At 1:04 p.m. the Commission return to Open Session. Chair Iona called
Commissioner Okami moved to ratify the
Session to ratify
for a motion to ratify the actions taken in Executive Session.
actions taken in Executive Session.
the actions taken
Commissioner O'Connor seconded the motion.
in Executive
Motion carried 7:0.
Session
ES -33: There were no current updates.
ES: KPC 2016 -001: Motion carried 7:0 to
approve the Executive Session meeting minutes
of December 18, 2015.
Kauai Police Commission
Regular Meeting Open Session
January 22, 2016,
SUBJECT
DISCUSSION
ACTION
ES: KPC 2015 -041: Motion carried 7:0 to defer
the item to the February meeting.
ES: KPC 2016 -002: Motion carried 7:0 to
receive all four (4) communications dated
December 17, 2015,
Adjournment
With no further business to conduct, Chair Iona called for a motion to
Commissioner Agarwal moved to adjourn the
adjourn the meeting.
meeting. Commissioner O'Connor seconded the
motion. Motion carried 7:0
At 1:04 p.m. the meeting adjourned.
Submitted by:
Mercedes Omo, Staff Support Clerk
() Approved as circulated on
() Approved as amended. See minutes of
meeting.
Reviewed and Approved by:
Charles C.C. Iona, Chair
ADMINISTRATIVE AND TECHNICAL BUREAU
JANUARY 2016
KPC REPORTS
Mir-
KPD RECRUITMENT UPDATE
Status as of 02/04/2016
Revised: 7/13/12
Recruitment
Status
Comments
1,
Status for the 87u' recruit class. As of this
Status for the 88th recruit class. The Department of Human
POLICE SERVICES OFFICER
date, there are 11 police recruits in the
Resources held a written exam on 01/23/2016. 46 candidates
(87th Recruit Class)
academy. 1 candidate voluntarily resigned.
applied, 4S invited, 16 showed, 6 passed, 10 failed. On
01/24/2016, S candidates passed the Physical Readiness
Standards Test (PRST) given by KPD,1 failed. 5 backgrounds are
POLICE SERVICES OFFICER
pending review. From prior tests given in November and
(88th Recruit Class)
December 2015, there are 4 backgrounds pending review.
2.
EMERGENCY SERVICES DISPATCHER
3 vacancies.
The one candidate that was approved for a conditional job offer
has withdrawn, 2 were disqualified. The Department of Human
Resources held a written exam on 01/11/2016; 3 names were
referred. 1 has withdrawn, 2 are pending background reviews.
The Department of Human Resources is having another test in
February 2016. No date has been set as of this date.
3.
DERELICT ABANDONED VEHICLE
1 vacancy
On 01/15/2016, the Department of Human Resources referred 8
COORDINATOR
candidate's names. 5 have withdrawn, 3 are pending background
reviews.
4'
SCHOOL CROSSING GUARD-
No names have been referred
Wilcox Elementary (1 vacancy)
5.
SCHOOL CROSSING GUARD —
No names have been referred
Kapa'a Elementary (1 vacancy)
6.
SCHOOL CROSSING GUARD —
No names have been referred.
Kilauea Elementary (1 vacancy)
7.
SCHOOL CROSSING GUARD —
No names have been referred.
King Kaumuali'i (1 vacancy)
Revised: 7/13/12
86
SCHOOL CROSSING GUARD —
No names have been referred
Koloa Elementary (1 vacancy)
Revised: 7/13/12
KAUAI POLICE DEPARTMENT
Notes to Budget Summary
For the Period December 2015
The Budget Status Report for December 2015 is submitted for your review and perusal. The
department's total expenditures plus encumbrances for FY2016 is currently at 49% at the half of
year point for the fiscal year.
Chief s Office percent expended through December 2015 is 49 %, Administrative & Technical
Bureau is 38 %, Investigative Services Bureau at 52% and Patrol Services Bureau at 87% of
budget spent or encumbered. As a note, Chief's Office budget includes all payroll and fringe
benefits for the entire department. KPD's FY 2016 spending is on target to remain within budget
with nothing significant to report at this time.
KPD submitted FY 2017 budget proposal as directed, a relatively flat budget excluding salaries
and fringe benefits due to collective bargaining pay increases only. KPD is scheduled for budget
proposal review with Mayor's Administration on February 11, 2016.
KAUAI POLICE DEPARTMENT
BUDGET SUMMARY ESTIMATE
DECEMBER 2015
BUREAU
Chiefs Office
Administrative & Technical Bureau
Investigative Services Bureau
Patrol Services Bureau
TOTAL - GENERAL FUND
% of BUDGET
50%
49%
38%
52%
[ *YAWO,
ms
Asset Forfeiture Funds $6030388.00 $ 93,924.46 $50,762.42 $458,701012 24%
EXPENDITURES
ENCUMBRANCES
BALANCE
BUDGET
TO DATE
TO DATE
12/31/2015
$28,9859125.00
$13,769,461.23
$301,102.63
$14,914,561.14
1,556,498.00
374,311.02
216,500.25
9659686.73
257,466.00
113,109.03
20,290.31
124,066.66
391,846.00
121,528.61
217,717.72
52,599.67
$31,190,935.00
$14,378,409.89
$755,610.91
$16,056,914.20
% of BUDGET
50%
49%
38%
52%
[ *YAWO,
ms
Asset Forfeiture Funds $6030388.00 $ 93,924.46 $50,762.42 $458,701012 24%
KAUAI POLICE DEPARTMENT
A & T BUREAU - RECORDS SECTION
LEGAL DOCUMENTS PROCESSED REPORTS
JAN 2016 TO DEC 2016
Warrant of Arrest
Warrant
-Bench
eBW Traffic
,Grand Jury BW
loll 11 9 1
,Order to Show Cause
PO (Family)
Detention (Juv)
KAUAI POLICE DEPARTMENT REPORTING PERIOD
Monthly Trainin g Report
JANUARY 2016
Y
p
The following training assignments were scheduled/conducted during the month JANUARY2016
No. Order No Start Date End D t Training Description Personnel:
1 15 - 106 1/5/2016 1/5/2016 Statewide Forensic Science Meeting 2
Hours: of
3 6
2 18- 107 1/8/2016 1/8/2016 Sex Trafficking in Hawaii: Prevention 3 6 18
and Intervention
3 15 - 109 1/4/2016 1/8/2016 Narcotic & Specialized Unit Supervisor 2 40 80
Course
4 15m 111 1/25/2016 1/28/2016 25th Annual K9 CNCA Law Enforcement 2 32 64
Training
5 16 - 16001 1/29/2016 1/29/2016 "Leadership Works Essentials" 5 8 40
Workshop
Totals:
Personnel: 14
Instructional Hours: 105
Student Hours: 208
Additional Training:
Course #15 -108 Cancelled. Course #18-110 SRT Monthy Training; 208 Student Hours. Course #15 -082 San
Diego Conference on Child & Family Maltreatment; 64 Student Hours. Overall Total: 480 Student Hours
Monday, February 08, 2016 Page 1 of 1
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KAUXI POLICE DEPARTMENT
Wednesday, December 23, 2015
REFERENCE:
Effective Date
1/5/2016
RECINDS:
Index As: Statewide Forensic Science Meeting
The following individuals are ordered to report to the above- mentioned training:
CSS STEPHANIE REGAN
CSS SCOTT YAMAGUCHI
TRAINING DATE.
Start Date 1/5/2016
9:00 hours - End Date 1/5/2016 12 :00 hours
LOCATION:
Chaminade University; Honolulu, HI
INSTRUCTOR(S):
TBD
FUNDING:
State Attorney General
UNIFORM
Class C
ORDER NO.
1S -106
APPROVED BY:
P ?,J OP
DARRYL D. PERRY
CHIEF OF POLICE
RAUXI POLICE DEPARTMENT
7?jk NI G ORDER Date of issue
Wednesday, December 23, 2015
REFERENCE:
Effective Date
1/8/2016
RECINDS.
ORDER NO.
15 -107
Index As: Sex Trafficking in Hawaii: Prevention and Intervention
The following individuals are ordered to report to the above - mentioned training:
A /SGT. JOHN MULLINEAUX
OFC. LANCE OKASAKI
OFC, MORRIS UNUTOA
OFC, ANDREW MURAOKA
OFC, MITCHELL COLLIER
TRAINING DATE,
Start Date 1/8/2016 9:00 hours -
LOCATION:
Courtyard by Marriott Kauai; Waipouli, HI
INSTRUCTOR(S):
Dr. George Rhoades
FUNDING:
State Department of Health
UNIFORM
Class A or C
End Date 1/8/2016 15:30 hours
APPROVED BY:
FOR
DARRYL D. PERRY
CHIEF OF POLICE
-„L,C F
KAUA'= POLICE DEPARTMENT
TR, ZMG OR.EIM Date of Issue Effective Date
Wednesday, December 30, 2015 1/4/2016
REFERENCE: RECINDS:
Index As: Narcotic & Specialized Unit Supervisor Course
The following individuals are ordered to report to the above - mentioned training:
CAPT. BRYSON PONCE
SGT. DANIEL OLIVEIRA
TRAINING DATE:
Start Date 1/4/2016
8:00 hours - End Date 1/8/2016 17 :00 hours
LOCATION:
Sheraton Fisherman's Wharf Hotel; San Francisco, CA
INSTRUCTOR(S):
Provided by CNOA
FUNDING:
HI -HIDTA
UNIFORM
Class C
ORDER NO.
1S -109
APPROVED BY:
A ��
f; ORDARRYL D. PERRY
CHIEF OF POLICE
KAVA'= POLICE DEPARTMENT
REFERENCE:
Date of Issue
Effective Date
ORDER NO.
Thursday, December 31, 2015
1/25/2016
1 15 -111
RECINDS:
Index As: 25th Annual X9 CNCA Law Enfmcement T*aining
The following individuals are ordered to report to the above - mentioned training:
OFC. ARNOLD CAYABYAB
OFC. AARON RELACION
TRAINING DATE:
Start Date 1/25/2016 8:00 hours
LOCATION:
Town & Country Resort; San Diego, CA
End Date 1/28/2016 17 :00 hours
INSTRUCTORM:
Provided by California Narcotic Canine Association (CNCA)
FUNDING:
HI -HIDTA
UNIFORM
Class C
APPROVED BY:
a DRYL D.
CHIEF OF POLICE
E FOLICF"
IIAUXI POLICE DEPARTMENT
TRMWG ORDER Date of Issue
Thursday, January 21, 2016
REFERENCE:
Effective Date
1/29/2016
RECINDS:
Index As: "Leadership Works Essentials" Workshop
The following individuals are ordered to report to the above - mentioned training;
LT. KENNETH CARVALHO
LT. KENNETH CUMMINGS
LT. SCOTT KAUI
LT, KENNISON NAGAHISA
LT. TRENT SHIMABUKURO
SGT. DANIEL OLIVEIRA
TRAINING DATE:
Start Date 1/29/2016 8:30 hours -
LOCATION:
Pilkol Conference Rooms A/B
INSTRUCTOR(S):
Glenn Furuya
FUNDING:
County of Kauai -HR
UNIFORM
Class A or C
End Date 1/29/2016 16:30 hours
ORDER N0.
16 -16001
APPROVED BY:
lot* DARRYL D. PERRY
CHIEF OF POLICE
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�'G'LICF:
RAVA`I POLICE DEPARTMENT
77,Fj[ MG QjWER Date of issue
Wednesday, December 30,201S
REFERENCE:
Effective Date
1/8/2016
RECINDS:
ORDER NO.
Index As: Special Response Team (SRT) Monthly Training
The following individuals are ordered to report to the above- mentioned training:
LT. TODD TANAKA
SGT.
LEN NITTA
DET,
CHRIS CALIO
DET.
CHARLES DUBOCAGE
DET,
ALAN SANTELLA
SGT,
MICHAEL NII
OFC,
ARNOLD CAYABYAB
OFC.
RANDALL NERO
OFC,
ALLAN ANDRES
2016 TRAINING DATES:
January 8 and 29
February 12 and 26
March 18
April 27, 28, and 29
TRAINING DATE:
Start Date 1/8/2016
LOCATION:
Lihue HQ
INSTRUCTOR(S):
SRT Cadre
FUNDING:
Kauai Police Department
UNIFORM
SRT Uniform
13:00hours
OFC,
LUCAS HAMBERG
OFC,
HANSON HSU
OFC.
DARIN IRIMATA
OFC.
JOHN MULLINEAUX
OFC.
DUSTIN BROAD
OFC.
BARRY DEBLAKE
OFC,
LANCE OKASAKI
OFC,
RITCHAEL CARIAGA
May 13 and 27
June 9 and 24
July 8 and 29
August 9 and 10
- End Date 12/23/2016 21:45 hours
15 -110
September 9 and 30
October 14 and 28
November 10 and 18
December 9 and 23
APPROVED BY:
DARRYL D. PERRY
CHIEF OF POLICE
1309:13
INDEX AS:
30th Annual San Di
ORDERS: 15 -082
KAUAI POLICE DEPARTMENT
DATE OF ISSUE I EFFECTIVE DATE INO.
1-21 -2016 1-25-2016 15-082
Conference on Child &
The following officers are ordered to report to training:
LT. MARK OZAKI
DET. CHRISTOPHER CALIO
DATE/TIME OF TRAINING:
January 25 -28, 2016; 0800 -1600 hours
LOCATION.
San Diego, CA
UNIFORM:
Class C
HOST AGENCY:
The Chadwick Ccnter for Children & Families
FUNDING.
Kauai Police Department and Kauai Children's Justice Committee
INSTRUCTORS:
Provided by host agency.
RECINDS:
Maltreatment
APPROVED:
tot DARRYL D. PERRY
CHIEF OF POLICE
PERSONNEL STATUS AS OF 01 =31 -2016 CLOSE OF 13USTNESS.s
VACANCIES: Position Title
Appointed
Sworn: 1 Police Lieutenant ( #399)
1 Police Sergeant ( #312, #396, #400 & #442)
8 Police Officer - (County funded - #534 & #526)
Police Officer - ( #13171 #1318, #1319, #1320, #1321, #1322 —COPS)
Civilian:
NOTE:
1 juvenile Counselor (Pos #561)
1 Account Clerk (Pas 582)
1 Derelict /Abandoned Vehicle Coordinator ( #1947)
1 Senior Clerk (Pos #932)
1 Emergency Services Dispatcher I ( #536)
2 Emergency Services Dispatcher I (T565 & T566 - EMSS)
8 School Crossing Guard [Part - time]*
Kapaa
King Kaumualii
Chiefess Kamakahelei (3)
Hanalei
Kekaha
Kilauea
Koloa (2)
Wilcox
Police Services Officers hired 01/04/2016 pursuant to Section 24 (3)
Short term appointments - -89 -day (3)*
AUTHORIZED
ACTUAL
VACANT
APPOINTED
1
1
0
SWORN
161
151
10
County General Fund
Grant Fund
CIVILIAN
71
56
15
County General Fund
67
54
13
Temporary& Grant Fund
4
2
2
TOTAL
233
208 1
25
VACANCIES: Position Title
Appointed
Sworn: 1 Police Lieutenant ( #399)
1 Police Sergeant ( #312, #396, #400 & #442)
8 Police Officer - (County funded - #534 & #526)
Police Officer - ( #13171 #1318, #1319, #1320, #1321, #1322 —COPS)
Civilian:
NOTE:
1 juvenile Counselor (Pos #561)
1 Account Clerk (Pas 582)
1 Derelict /Abandoned Vehicle Coordinator ( #1947)
1 Senior Clerk (Pos #932)
1 Emergency Services Dispatcher I ( #536)
2 Emergency Services Dispatcher I (T565 & T566 - EMSS)
8 School Crossing Guard [Part - time]*
Kapaa
King Kaumualii
Chiefess Kamakahelei (3)
Hanalei
Kekaha
Kilauea
Koloa (2)
Wilcox
Police Services Officers hired 01/04/2016 pursuant to Section 24 (3)
Short term appointments - -89 -day (3)*
Community Oriented Policing Report
Investigative Services Bureau
General /Major Crimes Section
TO: DARRYL D. PERRY, CHIEF OF POLICE §• ia"l�
VIA: MICHAEL M. CONTRADES, EXECUTIVE CHIEF OF POLICE
RICHARD W. ROSA, ACTING ASSISTANT CHIEF OF POLICE, ISB
BRYSON M. PONCE, CAPTAIN, ISB #z - A K' °0/06/& • 0sivj-4.
FROM: KENNETH P. K. CUMMINGS, LIEUTENANT, ISB
SUBJECT: COMMUNITY ORIENTED POLICING REPORT FOR JANUARY 2016
DETECTIVES:
Major Crimes Detective (3) Sex Crimes Detectives (3) ICAC Detective (1)
REPORTS / INVESTIGATIONS:
(2)
ASSIGNMENT
CASE DISPOSITION
Detectives
Carry
Cases
Total
Unfound
RTP
Record
Info
Arrest
Arrest
Cases
PFD
Carry
5
Over Last
Assigned /
0
0
23
Only
Charge
Self
Other
Cleared / %
Over Next
Month
Follow U
Month
Total:
31
97
128
2
19
4
5
1
2
28/22%
14
86
ENFORCEMENT:
Felony
Arrest
MD
Arrest
Total
Arrest
I Info
Charge
I Search
Warrant
I Arrest
Warrant
Grand
Jury
Projects
Meetings
Court
Surveillance
Follow
U s
Trainings
3
0
3
5
1 J
0
0
0
23
1 4
1 0
0
7
MAJOR INCIDENTS / NOTABLE HIGHLIGHTS:
Sexual Assault
The mother of a juvenile female reported her child had been sexually assaulted by a known adult
subject. ISB investigation revealed that the mother has a history of mental illness while the
father has full custody. Further investigation revealed that this was the sixth (6th) time, in the
past five (5) years, that the mother has reported an allegation of Sexual Assault against the father
and all allegations resulted in no disclosures made or evidence to support any sexual assaults
occurred.
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A school in Anahola reported a Sex Assault. ISB investigation revealed that a female juvenile
had disclosed to school officials that she had been sexually assaulted over the winter break by a
juvenile male subject. A forensic interview was conducted on the victim and disclosure was
made. Contact was made with the suspect and he requested an attorney and therefore no
statement was taken.
Parents of a female juvenile reported being sexually assaulted by a juvenile male subject. A
forensic interview was conducted with the victim and she disclosed that sexual contact occurred.
This was a one time occurrence therefore no SANE was conducted.
Death Related Report
ISB responded to a death related case in the Lihue area. ISB investigation revealed that a 24
year old male employee from the Green Energy Team LLC was killed when a falling limb struck
his head. The incident occurred on State land in an Albizia forest. There were no signs of foul
play noted and an autopsy request was submitted. The forensic pathologist ruled the manner of
death as an Accident.
ISB responded to Lihue Airport on a death related case. A 79 year old male visitor from
Washington had collapsed and died while in -flight from Washington to Kauai. The deceased
suffered from multiple illnesses and a request for an autopsy was submitted. The forensic
pathologist preliminary report ruled the manner of death as a natural death and ISB is awaiting
the final autopsy report.
CRIME SCENE SPECIALISTS (CSS):
Crime Scene Specialists (2)
LATENT FINGERPRINTS
CSS (2)
Latent Lifts Examined
Reverse Latent
Fingerprint Exam
Inked Fingerprint
Card Exam
Latent Hits
Evidence Processed
(Number of Cases)
Total:
36
52
2
1
9
Hit Information:
Date
I Report #
Hit Identification
Finger/Palm
Other Data
1/7/2016
1 2015 -14228
A0707879- Female
RT
Deceased ID
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DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID NA PROCESSING
CSS (2)
Screening Tests Run
Know Persons Intelligence
Evidentiary
Intelligence
DNA Hits
Total:
0
0
0
0
Hit Information:
Date
Report #
Hit Identification
Statistics
Other Data
Cases
FSS
Only
CWS
FIREARM TEST FIRES
CSS (2)
Test Fires Performed
Total:
0
Test Fire Performed By:
MAJOR INCIDENTS / NOTABLE HIGHLIGHTS:
• No major incidents or highlights for January 2016
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE INTERVENTIONS COORDINATOR (DVIC):
Domestic Violence Interventions Coordinator (1)
REPORTS / INVESTIGATIONS:
DVIC
ASSIGNMENT
CASE DISPOSITION
(1)
Carry over
Assigned
Total
Record
RTP
Unfound
Cases
%
PFD
Carry over
Only
previous month
Cases
FSS
Only
CWS
Cleared
Cleared
next month
Total:
16
44
60
6
21
1
28
47%
4
28
CHILD WELFARE SERVICES (CWS) CASES
DVIC
Family Strengthening
Voluntary Case
Child Welfare
Follow Up
Child Justice Center
Update
Total Cases
(1)
Services
Management
Investigations
EPD
CJC Referral Form
Only
0
0
FSS
VCM
CWS
Total:
11
5
5
4
1
0
26
RESTRAINING ORDER FOLLOW UP:
DVIC
1
Served TRO's
Served Protective
Orders
Dissolved
Orders
Unserved
Orders
Closed
Total Restraining Orders
Total:
11
1
1
8
0
21
OTHER DVIC ACTIVITIES:
DVIC 1
Assist w/ TRO Violations
Court
Follow Up
Meetings
Presentations
Training
Other
I Other
Total:
5
5
3
0
0
0
0
1 0
MAJOR INCIDENTS / NOTABLE HIGHLIGHTS:
• No major incidents or highlights for January 2016
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SEX ASSAULT NURSE EXAMINER (SANE) UNIT:
SANE /Coordinator (1) SANE's (2)
SANE EXAMS:
TYPE:
Non - Report
Exam
Adult Report
Exam
Juvenile Report
Exam
Adult Partial
Exam/Refusal
Juvenile Partial
Exam/Refusal
Call Out w/ Exam
0
0
0
0
0
Call Refuse Exam
0
0
0
0
0
Other
0
0
0
1 0
1 0
MAJOR INCIDENTS / NOTABLE HIGHLIGHTS:
• No major incidents or highlights for January 2016
TRAININGS /PRESENTATIONS /MEETINGS /PUBLIC SPEAKING /
OTHERS:
TRAININGS ATTENDED
January 5, 2016 Both Crime Scene Specialists (CSS) attended the Statewide
Forensic Science meeting in Honolulu, HI.
January 20, 2016 Four (4) Major Crimes detectives attended a Domestic Violence
Webinar (1030 -1230 hours) held at the CJC.
January 29, 2016 One (1) ISB Lieutenant attended the one day Leadership Work
Essentials Workshop at the Piikoi building in Lihue.
TRAININGS CONDUCTED
January 22, 2016 Both CSS personnel assisted with the instruction of KPD's 87Th
Police Recruit class in the process of Crime Scene Preservation,
January 25 -26, 2016 Both CSS personnel assisted with the instruction of KPD's 87�h
Police Recruit class in latent and evidence recovery.
January 26, 2016 Two (2) Major Crimes detectives conducted basic interviewing
techniques and investigation involving death related cases to
KPD's 87`h Police Recruit class (1230 -1600 hrs).
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January 27, 2016 Two (2) Major Crimes detectives conducted basic
interviewing /interrogation techniques and investigation involving
Assault, Terroristic Threatening and Reckless Endangering cases
to KPD's 87th Police Recruit class (0900 -1200 hrs).
One (1) SANE Coordinator instructed KPD's 87th Police Recruit
class in the procedures involved regarding Sex Assault Nurse
Examinations (1300 -1400 hrs)
Two (2) Major Crimes detectives conducted basic
interviewing/interrogation techniques and investigation involving
Murder/Homicide cases to KPD's 87th Police Recruit class (1400-
1600 hrs).
January 28, 2016 One (1) Major Crimes detective conducted basic
interviewing/interrogation techniques and investigation involving
Sex Assault and other related sex crime cases to KPD's 871h Police
Recruit class (0800 -1130 hrs).
Two (2) Major Crimes detectives conducted basic
interviewing/interrogation techniques and investigation involving
Kidnapping, Unlawful Imprisonment and Custodial Interference
cases to KPD's 87`h Police Recruit class (1230 -1600 hrs).
MEETINGS
January 5, 2016 One (1) ISB Lieutenant attended a case conference at the
Children's Justice Center (CJC).
January 6, 2016 One (1) ISB Lieutanant and one (1) Detective attended a case
conference at the CJC (1300 4400 hrs).
One (1) ISB Lieutenant attended the Lethality Assessment
Program (LAP) meeting at the YWCA (1430 -1530 hrs).
January 12, 2016 One (1) ISB Lieutenant attended the Sex Assault Response Team
(SART) meeting at KPD headquarters.
January 14, 2016 One (1) ISB Lieutenant attended the Inter Agency Committee
(IAC) meeting at the CJC.
January 20, 2016 One (1) ISB Lieutenant and one (1) detective attended a case
conference at the CJC.
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January 22, 2016 One (1) ISB Lieutenant attended the Police Commissioner's
meeting at the Piikoi building in Lihue.
January 26, 2016 One (1) ISB Lieutenant and one (1) detective attended the Job
Performance Report (JPR) committee meeting at KPD
headquarters (1000 -1100 hrs).
One (1) ISB Lieutenant and two (2) detectives attended the
Meritorious Conduct Board meeting at KPD headquarters (1100-
1200 hrs).
One (1) Lieutenant and four (4) detectives attended the Sex Assault
case tracking/case review meeting at KPD headquarters (1330-
1530 hrs).
January 27, 2016 One (1) ISB Lieutenant and one (1) detective attended the Cold
Case Unit meeting held at the Prosecutor's Office,
January 28, 2016 One (1) ISB Lieutenant attended the Mental Health and Substance
Abuse area board meeting held at the Kauai Family and Guidance
Center in Lihue.
OTHER ACTIVITIES
1) One (1) Major Crimes lieutenant is an assistant coach of five (5) Junior Olympic (JO)
softball teams in three (3) different (8U, 10U & 12U) divisions.
2) One Major Crimes detective is a head coach for a Division 1 (K -I" grade) and a Division
2(2 nd -3 d grade) basketball teams in the Eastside Youth Basketball League.
3) On January 29, 2016, the below named individuals were recognized for the following
awards and decorations:
Lieutenant Kenneth Cummings
1) Lifesaving Medal
2) Safe Driving Medal -15 years
3) Military Service Award
4) Education Award (Associate's Degree)
5) Physical Readiness Medal
Detective Shane Sokei
1) Safe Driving Medal -15 years
Detective Ray Takekawa
1) Safe Driving Medal -10 years
2) Accident Reconstructionist
3) Drug Recognition Expert
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4) Physical Readiness Medal
Detective Bernard Purisima
1) Safe Driving Medal -5 years
2) Physical Readiness Medal
Detective Darren Rose
1) Perfect Attendance Medal -5 years
2) Safe Driving Medal -5 years
3) Physical Readiness Medal
Detective Anthony Morita
1) Safe Driving Medal -5 years
2) Certified Instructor
3) Communications Support Team
4) Negotiator
5) Physical Readiness Medal
Detective Christian Jenkins
1) Certified Instructor
2) Clandestine Lab Team
3) Negotiator
Crime Scene Specialist (CSS) Scott Yamaguchi
1) Education Award (Bachelor's Degree)
Crime Scene Specialist (CSS) Stephanie Regan
1) Education Award (Bachelor's Degree)
Domestic Violence Intervention Coordinator (DVIC) Gina Kaulukukui
1) Peer Support Team
Submitted by:
Kenheth Cummings 0 5
Lieutenant ISB
02 -04 -16 1500 hours
COMMAND COMMENTS:
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Community Oriented Policing Report
Investigative Services Bureau
TO:
VIA:
FROM:
SUBJECT:
Special Focus Section
DARRYL D. PERRY, CHIEF OF POLICE )PA
MICHAEL M. CONTRADES, EXECUTIVE CHIEF OF POLICE
RICHARD W. ROSA, ACTING ASSISTANT CHIEF OF POLICE,
BRYSON M. PONCE, CAPTAIN, ISB a . n "Acr*e 0211014 • pgs,
MARK OZAKI, LIEUTENANT, ISB
COMMUNITY ORIENTED POLICING REPORT FOR JANUARY 2016
(5) PROPERTY CRIME DETECTIVES, (1) WHITE COLLAR CRIME DETECTIVE
REPORTS/IN VESTIGATIONS
(2)
ASSIGNMENT
CASE DISPOSITION
Detectives
Carry
Cases
Total
Unfound
RTP
Record
Info
Arrest
Arrest
Cases
PFD
Carry
3
Over Last
Assigned /
I
/ Supp
Only
Charge
Self
Other
Cleared / %
Over Next
Month
Follow Up
Report
Month
Total:
240
144
384
3
17
4
3
1
5
29 Q 13%
61
293
MAJOR INCIDENTS / NOTABLE HIGHLIGHTS (SPECIAL FOCUS DETECTIVES):
ENFORCEMENT - DETECTIVES
Felony
Arrest
MD
Arrest
Total
Arrest
Search
Warrant
Arrest
Warrant
Grand
Jury
Projects
Surveillance
Follow
U s
6
0
6
1
0
0
0
3
65
MAJOR INCIDENTS / NOTABLE HIGHLIGHTS (SPECIAL FOCUS DETECTIVES):
None to Report
SCHOOL RESOURCE OFFICER (SRO) UNIT
REPORTSANVESTIGATIONS
(3) SRO's
ASSIGNMENT
CASE DISPOSITION
(1) SGT
Carry
Cases
Total
Follow up
Unfound
RTP —Record
1 18
Arrest
Arrest
Cases
PFD
Carry
0
Over Last
Assigned
I
/ Supp
Only
Self
Other
Cleared / %
Over Next
Month
Report
Month
Total:
0
87
1 87
1 0
0
0
52
29
0
81 @ 93%
6
0
ENFORCEMENT — SRO UNIT
Felon Arrest
MD /SO Arrest
Total Arrest
Traffic Cites
Criminal Cites
Legal Service
Warrants
T/C
0VUI1
Total: 1 11
1 18
29
0
0
5
0
0
0
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K -PAL PROGRAM
ACTIVITY TYPE
# Juveniles
LOCATION
Remarks
Wrestling
0
Ka as Youth Center
Took Holiday Off
Jiu Jitsu
0
Ka as Youth Center
Instructors had other commitments and wasn't able to participate
Boxing / Kick Boxing
Flag Football
100
0
Lihue & Hana c e Boxing Gyms
I Boxer Enter Junior World Championships in Reno, NV.
Summer Season
Basketball
0
Kilauea, Anahola & Hanalei
S ing League sign u 's started
Total:
100
IMM
LOCATION
# Classes
# Students
Total:
MAJOR INCIDENTS / NOTABLE HIGHLIGHTS (SRO & K -PAL)•
• K -PAL 15 year old Boxer entered the Junior World Championships in Reno, NV. and made
it to the Quarterfinals.
• K -PAL Facebook, Instagram and Website up and running.
MEETINGS
January 11, 2016 Waimea High School SRO attended the Kauai Chapter SHOPO Meeting,
January 12, 2016 Lieutenant and Two Detectives attended SART Meeting.
January 12, 2016 Lieutenant attended VAWA meeting at YWCA.
January 14, 2016 Lieutenant attended VAWA meeting on Oahu.
January 20, 2016 K -PAL Officer and Lieutenant attended meeting with Doug Haigh from
County about new K -PAL Building.
Month of January Waimea High School SRO attended CORE Team Meetings at Waimea
High School on the 12t', 191h & 251h.
TRAININGS / PRESENTATIONS / PUBLIC SPEAKING / OTHERS:
January 4, 2016 Property Detective trained KPD Recruit Class on Flag Detain,
January 8, 2016 SRO Unit and K -PAL Officer attended Human Trafficking Training,
January 15, 2016 Lieutenant, SRO A/Sergeant and K -PAL Officer presented Active Shooter
Presentation at the Kauai Beach Resort for Major Events Coordinators,
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January 25 -29, 2016 Lieutenant & Property Detective attended a Child Maltreatment
Conference in San Diego, CA.
January 27, 2016 SRO A/Sergeant and K -PAL Officer attended Active Shooter Scenario
and Table Top discussion at the Wilcox Memorial Hospital.
January 28, 2016 K -PAL Officer completed Boy Scout of America Youth Protections
Training.
Month of January Property Detectives did in- service training with the Patrol Services Bureau
on Call out Matrix. January 12th & 151H
COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES AND INVOLVEMENT
January 10, 2016 SRO A/Sergeant and K -PAL Officer performed Honor Guard Detail at
funeral.
Month of January Lieutenant volunteered as K -PAL Boxing Coach.
YOUTH COUNSELOR
(1) Youth Counselor / Position Currently Vacant and supplemented by ISB Juvenile Clerk
REPORTS / INVESTIGATIONS:
(1)
ASSIGNMENT
CASE DISPOSITION
Y.C.
Carry over
Referred
Total
Teen
Family
RTP
PFD
Unfounded
Cases
%
Carry over
previous month
previous month
Cases
0
Court
Court
Cleared
I
Cleared
Cleared
next month
Total:
11
21
32
6
4
10
1 2%
1
21
66%
Il
MISSING PERSONS:
(1)
ASSIGNMENT
CASE DISPOSITION
Y•C•
Carry over
New
To tal
Unfounded
Record
Located
PFD
Cases
% Cleared
Carry over
2
previous month
Cases
0
0
Onl
Cleared
I
I next month
Total:
80
2
1 82
0
0
1 2
0
12
1 2%
1 80
OTHER YOUTH COUNSELOR ACTIVITIES!
Submitted
s
n
X . ,,, G
MARK OZAKI
Lieutenant
02 -05 -16
K -106
ISB
0830 hours
Page 3 of 3
Counseling
Juveniles
Counseling
Parents
Court
Meetings
Presentations
Special Projects
Training
Other
Other
Total:
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
Submitted
s
n
X . ,,, G
MARK OZAKI
Lieutenant
02 -05 -16
K -106
ISB
0830 hours
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Community Oriented Policing Report
Investigative Services Bureau
Vice Section
TO: DARRYL D. PERRY, CHIEF OF POLICE HII A,194
VIA: MICHAEL M. CONTRADES, EXECUTIVE EF OF POLICE
RICHARD W. ROSA, ACTING ASSISTANT CHIEF OF POLICE, ISB / 7il P�
BRYSON M. PONCE, CAPTAIN, ISB 4a • P O6'° "lle1 /6
FROM: KENNETH J. CARVALHO, ACTING LIEUTENANT, ISB
SUBJECT: COMMUNITY ORIENTED POLICING REPORT FOR JANUARY 2016
I. REPORTSANVESTIGATIONS
(5)
ASSIGNMENT
Training
1 Days/Hours
CASE DISPOSITION
Inv.
Carry over
Self-
Referred
Total
PF
Persons
R
Unfound/R.
Cases Cleared
% Cleared
Carry over
(1) Sgt.
previous
Initiated
Cases
0
D
Arrested
T
O.
Auction
next month
3
month
Cases
0
Value
$7 950.00
$467 820.00
P
0
$19400.00
$28,000,00
0
Total:
2
15
3
20
0
5
0
1 0
15
1 75.00%
1 5
K -9 UNIT.
(2)
K -9
Search Warrants
Training
1 Days/Hours
I Parcel
Interdiction
Assist
Patrol
Assist
Det,
Cases
Total Cases
Total:
1 5
1 6/6
13
1
0
1 0
1 6
SEIZURES:
Type
Processed
Methamphetamine
Marijuana
IIeroin (Black
Pills/Tablets
Cocaine
Weapons
YTD Written
Marijuana
"Ice"
Plants
Tar)
Warning
Warning
for Auction
Total in
952.40
2318.8
0
0
40
1000
0
Grams
Auction
Total:
3
0
1%451
0
Value
$7 950.00
$467 820.00
0
0
$19400.00
$28,000,00
0
ASSET FORFEITURE:
(1) Sgt.
State Cases
Federal Cases
US
Vehicles
Property
Property Sent
Vehicles
YTD Written
Currency/Vehicle
Warning
Warning
for Auction
Sent for
Forfeitures
notices
notices
Auction
Total:
3
0
1%451
0
0
0
0
$19,451
NOTABLE HIGHLIGHT
Joint task force investigation conducted with KPD, DEA, and the U.S. Postal Inspectors for a
parcel addressed to a P.O. Box in Hanapepe. Based on a KPD canine positive alert and
infotrnation gathered by Postal Inspectors, the parcel was seized and transferred to Postal
Inspectors in Oahu pending the application for a federal search warrant. A total of three pounds
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of crystal methamphetamme was recovered in this investigation. A male subject was arrested
and transported to FDC Oahu for federal methamphetamine trafficking charges.
II. MEETINGS/TRAINING
One officer attended the Narcotic and Specialized Unit Supervisor Course in San
Francisco California
Six officers attended Defensive Tactics Recertification Training
Three officers attended Sex Trafficking in Hawaii Training
Two officers attended CNCA Training in San Diego California
One officer attended Leadership Essential Training
One officer attended SRT Training
Two officers attended K -9 Training
III. COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES AND INVOLVEMENT
None
Submitted by:
KENNETH CAPALHO
Acting Lieutenant
02/03/2016
V a.w
01104
ISB
0800 hours
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2016
Month
January
February
March
May
June
Bench Warrant Tracking
All Outstanding Warrants
Records Outstanding
Intake (Active) Felony Misdemeanor
123 1311 154 1157
August
September
October
November
December
Year Total 123 1311 154 1157
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 plus a -bench warrants.
PATROL SERVICES BUREAU
MONTHLY ACTIVITY REPORT
January 2016
i ARRESTS 317 i
! A. FELONY 65
i B. MISDEMEANOR 242 i
C. DUI 10
L---------------------------------------- - - - - -!
i
i LEGAL SERVICE 126 i
! EBENCH WARRANT 49 !
!--............. --- .........
--------------- -._..�
Revised 06/01/2011
MONTHLY TRAFFIC REPORT
JANUARY 2016
TRAFFIC
COLLISIONS
VIOLATIONS
A
DISTRICT
COUNT
T /CS T /CS
MOVE
PARK
MISC
BELT
TOTAL
LIHUE
0
0
3
306
; 21,
104
6
437
WAIMEA
0
0'
2
811
4
35'
26i
146
KOLOA
0
0
7
98
23"
38
2
161
KAWAIHAU
0
0.
8
209
17
127
5
358
HANALEI
0
0
2
55
74
52'
4
185
TOTAL
0
0
22
749
139'
356
43
1287
TOTAL
_
YEAR
0
MONTH
PREV YR
1
1
39
796
207
6.94_
84
1781
TO DATE
_
PREV YR
0
Community Oriented Policing
Traffic Safety Section
TO: DARRYL D. PERRY, CHIEF OF POLICE
Report
VIA: MICHAEL M. CONTRADES, EXECUTIVE CHIEF, OFFIQ OF THE CHIEF
ROY A. ASHER, ASSISTANT CHIEF OF POLICE, PSB WS
SCOTT K. BREDE, ACTING CAPTAIN, PSB 400 V_
FROM: JON TAKAMURA, LIEUTENANT, PSB
SUBJECT: COMMUNITY ORIENTED POLICING REPORT FOR JANUARY 2016
I. ENFORCEMENT EFFORTS
Platoon
Parking
Misc.
Seatbelt
Moving
TOTAL
OVUII
Traffic Section
0
52
8
286
346
3
TOTALS
0
1 52
8
286
346
3
II. SPECIAL OPERATIONS
A. 1/28 - TSS officers conducted a underage drinking project.
III. MEETINGS /TRAININGS
A. 1/14 — TSS Commander attended the monthly Child Passenger Safety meeting on
Oahu.
B. 1/21 — TSS Commander attended the quarterly Traffic Commanders meeting on
Oahu.
C. 1/195 225 25 & 29 — TSS conducted amass briefing training for patrol officers.
IV. COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES AND INVOLVEMENT
A. None
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Submitted by:
Jon Takamura
Lieutenant
2/03/16
K -103
Lihue
1300 hours
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Community Oriented Policing Report
Kawaihau District
TO: DARRYL D. PERRY, CHIEF OF POLICE
VIA: MICHAEL M. CONTRADES, EXECUTIVE CHIEF OF POLICE
ROY A. ASHER, ASSISTANT CHIEF OF POLICE, PS3
SCOTT K. BREDE, A/CAPTAIN, PSB " e -11
FROM: SCOTT K. KAUI, LIEUTENANT, PSB
SUBJECT: COMMUNITY ORIENTED POLICING REPORT FOR JANUARY, 2016
I. ENFORCEMENT EFFORTS
Platoon
Parking
Misc.
Seatbelt
Moving
OVUII
I
11
60
1
30
0
II
5
47
0
59
4
III
65
32
5
113
0
TOTALS
81
139
202
428
4
II. SPECIAL OPERATIONS
A. Operation "Split ", a Speed Enforcement Project, was conducted on Monday, January
11, 2016 in the Kawaihau District between 1500 -1700 hours. 5 Officers participated
in this project, which concentrated on motorists utilizing Kawaihau Road and the
Kapa`a Bypass. As a result 28 citations were issued and 26 of them were for
travelling in excess of 15 MPH over the posted speed limit.
B. On January 141h, 2016, P watch officers were tasked with walking through the
Kapa`a Low income during the evening hours to validate an anonymous crime tip that
a Family Abuse was taking place every evening at one of the units. The walk
through did result in a couple being counseled. No criminal activity was observed.
C. Operation "Long Weekend OVUII", an OVUII check point, was held along the
Kapa`a bypass on January 15th, 2016 between the hours of 1900 -2200 hours. As a
result, Officers issued 30 citations and made two bench warrant arrests.
D. On January 18th, P watch officers conducted a beach cleanup of the Fuji Beach Park
located at the end of Moana Kai Road. Officers removed oversized rubbish that
could not fit in trash receptacles and enforced park rules. As a result two adults were
arrested.
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E. Operation "Laser Tag ", a speed enforcement project was conducted on Friday
January 22, 2016, in the Kawaihau District between 1500 -1700 hours. 4- Officers
participated in this project which again concentrated on motorists utilizing the Kapa`a
bypass and Kawaihau Road. As a result 19 citations were issued; 17 of which were
for speeding.
F. Periodic Checks continued throughout the entire month. Areas of special interest this
month were Ke'e and Hd'ena Beach parks, Kapa`a boat ramp, "Fuji Beach" park,
black pot beach and Kapa`a Beach Park,
III. MEETINGS
A. Weekly mass briefings occurred throughout the month at headquarters. Training
topics were covered by the office of the prosecuting attorney and our traffic unit.
IV. COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES AND INVOLVEMENT
A. Several officers continue to volunteer with KPAL and the Kauai Humane Society.
Submitted by:
Scott K. Kaui
Lieutenant
020416
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Kawaihau
1130 hours
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Community Oriented Policing Report
Lihue Distrijt
TO: DARRYL D. PERRY, CHIEF OF POLICE )
VIA: MICHAEL M. CONTRADES, EXECUTIVE CHIEF OF POLICE
ROY A. ASHER, ASSISTANT CHIEF, PSB tf c:L
SCOTT K. BREDE, ACTING CAPTAIN, PSB t6 4*1�
FROM: JAMES A. RODRIGUEZ, LIEUTENANT, PSB
SUBJECT: COMMUNITY ORIENTED POLICING REPORT FOR January 2016
I. ENFORCEMENT EFFORTS
Squad
I
Parking
9
Misc.
23
Seatbelt
0
Movinr,
20
OVUII
0
11
17
40
0
17
0
III
12
25
0
30
0
TOTALS
1 38
1 88
1 0
1 67
0
II. SPECIAL OPERATIONS
A. None
III. MEETINGS
A. 01/01&01/31: Mass briefing every Tues. & Fri. (with OPA, TSS, ISB)
IV. COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES AND INVOLVEMENT
A. Jan., 2016: Plt. 2 Officer volunteers his time coaching Little League Baseball
Submitted for y #ur review and approval:
JAMES A. R
A/Lieutenant
02 -08-16
K -113
Lihue
08:00hrs
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Community Oriented Policing Report
WAIMEA District
TO: DARRYL D. PERRY, CHIEF OF POLICE
VIA: MICHAEL M. CONTRADES, EXECUTIVE CHIEF OF POLICE
ROY A. ASHER, ASSISTANT CHIEF OF POLICE, PSBjJC3
SCOTT BREDE, CAPTAIN, PSBi
FROM: TRENT SHIMABUKURO, LIEUTENANT, PSB, WAIMEA
SUBJECT: COMMUNITY ORIENTED POLICING REPORT FOR JANUARY 2016
I. ENFORCEMENT EFFORTS
Platoon
Parking
Misc.
Seatbelt
Moving
OVUII
I
4
22
21
69
1
II
8
23
1
61
1
III
7
23
4
47
1
TOTALS
19
68
26
177
3
II. SPECIAL OPERATIONS
A. Plt. 2 conducted a Traffic Op on 011716. The focus was
speeding in the Kekaha area. On 012816, Plt. 1 also
conducted a Traffic Op in Waimea.
Be Special focus 24/7 has been given to the Waimea Landing
area where the State, County and Kikiaola Land Company
are affected by the homeless people. A joint project to
address the problem is in the planning stage.
III. MEETINGS
A. On 011526, PSB Command Staff met with the Coordinator of
the UB40 Concert on 020516 in Koloa. The area was
inspected to confirm the accuracy of the map.
IV. COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES AND INVOLVEMENT
A. One Officer coaches Girls U -10 Softball,
Be Another Officer coaches Girls U -10 AYSO Soccer.
C. One Officer coaches youth baseball in Kekaha.
D. One Officer coaches youth baseball in the Lihue
District.
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Submitted by:
mabukuro
Lieutenant Waimea
020416 1330 Hrs.
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Bernard P. Carvalho, Jr.
Mayor
Nadine K. Nakamura
Managing Director
OFFICE OF THE COUNTY ATTORNEY
County of Kauai, State of Hawai;`i
4444 Rice Street, Suite 220, L-thu`e, Hawaii 96766 -1300
TEL (808) 241 -4930 FAX (808) 241 -6319
February 8, 2016
To: Charles Iona, Chair of the Police Commission
Members, County of Kaua'i Police Commission
From: Mahealani M. Krafft, Deputy County Attorney
Mauna Kea Trask
County Attorney
Matthew M. Bracken
First Deputy
Re: Kaua'i Police Commission Practices Related to the Receipt of
Complaints
Dear Chair Iona and Members,
During our last meeting a Commissioner asked a question regarding the Kauai Police
Commission's ( "KPC ") practice related to the receipt of complaints alleging police
misconduct. Specifically the Commissioner raised concerns about the practice of requiring
complainants to submit notarized complaints. KPC Rule 64 (g)(1) requires public charges
against the conduct of the Kauai Police Department ( "Department ") or any of its members
be notarized.
A review of the KPC minutes has been conducted and there is no record as to why the KPC
originally promulgated the Rule requiring complaint notarization. However, it is well
established that the requirement of notarization acts as a deterrent to fraud, ensures the
authenticity of the signature of a document, and verifies the signature is of the signatory's
free will and performed under his or her own power by an independent third party, the
notary. Any further discussion as to the intent of the KPC, at the time the Rule was
implemented, is speculative.
In answering the Commissioner's inquiry at the last KPC meeting, I stated that the Rule is in
uniformity with Departmental practice; both KPC and the Department require a complaint
to be notarized. The Commissioner then alluded to the potential effect of discouraging
complainants as a result of this requirement. This issue was previously addressed in a
response to KPC from former First Deputy Hall dated November 12, 20150
Moreover, it is not KPC's practice, nor that of the Department, to outright disregard a
complaint by a member of the public purely on the basis of non - notarization. Most
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recently, in November 2015 KPC received a non - notarized complaint and the decision by
KPC was to provide a complaint form and instructions to the complainant. Therefore, while
the Rule allows KPC to deny a complaint at the onset because it does not meet the
requirements, the practice is to ensure that every complainant has an opportunity to have
their complaint be amended to conform to those requirements.
Should you have any questions and /or comments, do not hesitate to contact our office at
241 -4930.
Sincerely,
Mahealani M. Krafft
Deputy County Attorney