HomeMy WebLinkAbout10-28-16 Agenda PacketCharles C.C. Iona
Chair
Mary K. Hertog
Vice Chair
COUNTY OF KAUA'I POLICE COMMISSION
NOTICE OF MEETING AND AGENDA
Friday, October 28, 2016
9:00 a.m. or shortly thereafter
Mo'ikeha Building, Meeting Room 2A/213
Lihu`e, Hawaii 96766
CALL TO ORDER
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
• Regular Meeting Minutes of September 23, 2016
RECOGNITION
Members:
Savita Agarwal
Catherine Adams
Gerald (Chip) Bahouth
Kevin Mince
Donald (Moki) Okami Sr.
RECEIVED
16 OCT 21 P2:34
OFFICE OF
THE COUNTY CLERK
COUNTY OF KAUA'1
• 2016 Hawaii State Law Enforcement Officer of the Year Detective Darren Rose
COMMENDATION REPORT
CHIEF'S MONTHLY REPORTS
1. Administrative and Technical Bureau — Recruitment, Records Section and Training Reports
2. Fiscal Report
3. Investigative Services Bureau — General Crimes /Major Crimes Section, Special Focus
Section, Vice Section and Community Relations Unit
4. Bench Warrant Tracking
5. Patrol Services Bureau Quarterly and Monthly Reports /Traffic Report
6. Community Oriented Policing Traffic Safety Section
7. Community Oriented District Reports for Lihu`e, Kawaihau and Waimea
8. Chief's Announcements and Pertinent Updates
BUSINESS
KPC 2016 -10:
Discussion and possible action to approve the final draft of the Kauai Police Commission Rules
of Administrative Practice and Procedure and set a date for the public hearing (On- going)
The Kaua `i County is an Equal Opportunity Employer
KPC 2016 -15:
Discussion and action on forming a Pennitted Interaction Group according to Sunshine Law
Requirements to look into revising the Chief of Police Performance Evaluation Form.
KPC 2016 -16:
Discussion on setting goals for the Kauai Police Department for Chief Perry to consider that are
specific and measurable and thus attainable.
KPC 2016 -17:
Discussion on hosting the 2017 State of Hawaii Police Commissioners' Conference on Kauai.
KPC 2016 -18:
Letter of appreciation dated September 21, 2016 from President Barack Obama to Chief of Police
Darryl Perry, thanking the Chief for sharing his experience with him and how deeply grateful he
is to the brave men and women in uniform who serve and protect families and communities
across America.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
• Next regular monthly meeting - Friday, November 25, 2016, at 9:00 a.m. at the Mo'ikeha
Building, Meeting Room 2A/2B, followed by Executive Session,
EXECUTIVE SESSION
ES KPC 2016 -030:
Pursuant to Hawaii Revised
this Executive Session is for
September 23, 2016, and to c
the County's powers, duties,
agenda item.
ES KPC 2016 -031
Statutes §92 -4, §92 -5 (a) (4), §92 -9 (a) (1 -4) and (b), the purpose of
the Commission to approve the Executive Session minutes of
;onsult with its attorney on issues pertaining to the Commission and
privileges, immunities, and /or liabilities as they may relate to this
Pursuant to Hawaii Revised Statutes §92 -4, §92 -5 (a) (2) and (4), the purpose of this Executive
Session is for the Commission to review the results of Chief Perry's 2016 Annual Performance
Evaluation, 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 Commissions attorney on issues pertaining to the Commission and the County's powers,
duties, privileges, immunities, and /or liabilities as they may relate to this item.
Pursuant to Hawaii Revised Statutes §92 -4, §92 -5 (a) (2) and (4), the purpose of this Executive
Session is for the Commission consider charges brought against an officer or employee in the
Kauai Police Department, 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 and the County's
powers, duties, privileges, immunities, and /or liabilities as they may relate to the following
agenda items:
Kauai Police Commission — Friday, October 28, 2016
ES KPC 2016 -032:
Notarized complaint KPC 2016 -006 (2) filed on September 12, 2016, alleges that an officer in the
County intentionally assaulted, threaten, intimidated and harassed the complainant into signing a
traffic citation.
ES KPC 2016 -33:
Notarized complaint KPC 2016 -007 filed on October 14, 2016, alleges wrongful and coercive
interrogation by KPD that lead to the subsequent wrongful arrest of the complainant.
RETURN TO OPEN SESSION
Ratify the actions taken by Police Commission in Executive Session for the following agenda
items: ES KPC 2016 -030, ES KPC 2016 -031, ES KPC 2016 -032 and ES KPC 2016 -33,
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 Peter Morimoto
Chief of Police Darryl D. Perry
PUBLIC COMMENTS and TESTIMONY
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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 ten (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, October 28, 2016
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Kaua'i Police Commission
Office of Boards and Commissions
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Kauai Police Commission — Friday, October 28, 2016
y''dCOUNTY OF KAUAI
Minutes of Meeting
OPEN SESSION
Board/Committee:
Kauai Police Commission
Meeting Date
I September 23, 2016
Location
Lihu`e Civic Center, Mo'ikeha Building Meeting Room 2A/B
Start of Meeting: 9:05 a.m.
End of Meeting: 11:06 a.m.
Present
Chair Charles C.C. Iona; Vice -Chair Mary K. Hertog; Members: Catherine Adams, Savita Agarwal and Kevin Mince.
Also present: Boards and Commissions Office Staff. Support Clerk Mercedes Omo; Administrator Jay Furfaro; Office of the County
Attorney: Deputy County Attorney Peter Morimoto; Police Department: Chief of Police Darryl Perry; Assistant Roy Asher; Assistant
Chief Robert Gausephol; Acting Sergeant Rolland Peahu; Officer of the Month: Cynthia Reider
Excused
Commissioners: Gerald (Chip) Bahouth and Donald (Moki) Okami Sr.
Absent
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ACTION
Call To Order
Chair Iona called the meeting
to order at 9:05 a.m. with five
(5) Commissioners present
constituting a quorum. He
noted that Commissioners
Bahouth and Okami are both
excused from the meeting.
Public
None.
Testimony
Approval of the
During the discussion of the minutes, Vice Chair Hertog requested that a correction needs to
Commissioner Adams moved
August 26, 2016
be made on Page 7 under the action column relating to item number KPC 2016 -017. The
to approve the meeting
meeting minutes
correct vote should read 4:0 and not 6:0. Staff acknowledged Vice Chair Hertog's request and
minutes of August 26, 2016 as
would make the correction. With no further comments or corrections to the minutes, Chair
amended. Commissioner
Iona called for a motion to approve the minutes as amended.
Agarwal seconded the motion.
The motion carried 5:0.
Officer of the
Acting Sergeant Rolland Peahu read the recognition for Officer Cynthia Reider. Officer
Month for
Reider was commended for the excellent service she provided to the Kauai Police
September:
Department and the citizens of Kauai. While off -duty, Officer Reider executed two search
Officer Cynthia
I warrants for two separate cases that resulted in the seizure of two vehicles, recovery of stolen
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Reider
property, drug paraphernalia and the arrest of the suspects.
Chief Perry presented Officer Cynthia Reider with a Certificate of Outstanding and
Exemplary Service for her exceptional investigative and enforcement efforts that led to the
recovery of stolen property in a burglary complaint and drug paraphernalia while assisting in a
traffic collision investigation. Her efforts are a true reflection of her dedication and
commitment in keeping the community safe from illicit drug activity.
Recap of the
Chair Iona, Vice Chair Hertog and Commissioner Agarwal commended Chief Perry and his
2016 HSLEOA
staff for their hard work that went into organizing the conference. Chair Iona shared that the
Conference
conference was one of the best he had ever attended and all of the presentations were great,
especially the presentation on Marijuana Legalization and its unintended consequences.
Chief Perry, speaking on behalf of his constituents, stated that they are not opposed to medical
marijuana because there are individuals out there who truly need it for debilitating diseases;
however, statistics show that eight -five to ninety percent of the individuals who apply for the
certificate are abusing the system because they do not fit in the category of people with
debilitating diseases.
Chair Iona stated that although marijuana legalization is a viable way to boost a state's
economy, in the state of Colorado, revenues from medical marijuana sales represent only one
percent of the state's tax revenue, which clearly shows that it's not a cure -all to take care of its
economic problems.
Chiefs Monthly
1. Administrative and Technical Bureau — Recruitment, Records Section and Training
Reports
Reports
2. Fiscal Report
3. Investigative Services Bureau — General Crimes/Major Crimes Section, Special Focus
Section and Vice Section
4. Bench Warrant Tracking
5. Patrol Services Bureau Monthly Activity and Traffic Reports
Kauai Police Commission
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September 23, 2016
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ACTION
6. Community Oriented Policing Traffic and Districting Reports for Lihu`e, Kawaihau
and Waimea
7. Chief s Announcements and Pertinent Updates
8. Update on the Department's 2016 Goals and Objectives
Commissioner Agarwal asked Chief Perry if he had any infonnation on the recent burglaries that
have been occurring in the Kalaheo area to which Chief Perry replied, he doesn't have the
infonnation with him but would look into it and get back to her. He added that in cases like that,
the Investigative Services Bureau would normally keep him informed of any incidents and
together they would work on forming some strategies.
Commissioner Mince asked if there is a timefraime for the Chief to submit his goals and what the
time period is for him to achieve those are goals. He added that the reason he asked is because
the Commission in the process of evaluating the Chief. Chair Iona explained that the Chief
would nonnally submit the Department's goals for the subsequent years at the end of each
calendar year which will be incorporated into his evaluation fonn. He pointed out that because of
budgetary constraints, some of the goals (although previously submitted) may have to be scaled
back because it cannot be attained which is at no fault of the Chief and it shouldn't be held
against him.
Chief Perry stated that relative to next year's goals, he welcomes any input from the
Commissioners. He stated that in preparation of the goals, each of the different bureaus would
submit their goals, which will be reviewed by himself and Deputy Chief Contrades, and from
there they would work with the different bureaus on prioritizing each goal which will eventually
become the Department's goals.
Vice Chair Hertog stated that she would like to thank Chief Perry and his staff for staying ahead
of the bad press that the rest of the islands got in relation to the untested rape kits.
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Chief's Announcements:
• Chief Perry shared a letter written by summer student intern Brandon Baroga thanking
KPD for giving him the opportunity to work closely with the different bureaus.
• KPD will be participating in a teleconference to talk about getting the Department of
Hawaiian Homeland on board to assist with the enforcement efforts on Hawaiian
homelands.
• On November 5t', Chief Perry and members of his Administrative staff will be traveling
to South Carolina to participate in an oral interview concerning KPD's push towards
accreditation.
• On October 4t', Chief Perry will be traveling to Oahu to hopefully receive a $31,000
grant which will be used to reduce drug threats and drug related crimes on Kauai. The
grant is made possible by the Department of the Attorney General, through the Governor's
Committee on Crime.
• The closing date for receiving Assistant Chief Promotional inquires is September 29th.
• On Thursday, October 13th, Chief Perry, along with Deputy Chief Contrades and Assistant
Robert Gausephol, will be traveling to Oahu to attend a news conference on the
Statewide launch of Text -to -911 service. The event will be live streamed through the
governor's website.
• KPD will be participating in the 2016 Veteran's Day Parade in November.
Business
Discussion and possible action to approve the final draft of the Police Commission Rules of
Administrative Practice and Procedure, and set a date for the public hearing_
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Vice Chair Hertog said that the draft language for the Commission's rules have been provided
to the Commissioners and they are ready for review. She stated that at the last Commission
meeting, the Commissioners talked about someone who is incarcerated being able to file a
complaint but does not have access to a notary, and so to address the issue, she asked
Attorney Morimoto to work on the language which would allow the person to file a complaint
with the Police Commission without having the complaint notarized, but in doing so, the
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individual must declare in writing under the penalty of law that the foregoing is true and
correct.
Attorney Morimoto stated that the Department of Public Safety has a policy that kind of
mirrors the court rules. He explained that when the state and federal courts started to use
declarations in lieu of affidavits, the Department of Public Safety made a decision that
notaries were no longer necessary for prisoners to file pleadings, which posed a problem for
prisoners to file a complaint with the Police Department or, in this case, the Police
Commission. And for that reason, he suggested amending the rules to allow declarations in
lieu of affidavits.
Vice Chair Hertog noted that this would be only for those who are incarcerated and no one
else. Attorney Morimoto stated that the way the new language is written would include
everyone, not only those who are in incarcerated. Vice Chair Hertog responded that she was
of the understanding that the Commissioners agreed to accept complaints from prisoners
because they are the ones who didn't have access to a notary.
Attorney Morimoto stated that he would amend the process to reflect only those who are
incarcerated.
Chair Iona pointed out that the Commission may also want to look into how to prevent
someone from filing a frivolous complaint, especially if they are not the person they claim to
be, because if that happens, the burden will lie with the Commission because we accepted the
complaint without actually seeing the person. Attorney Morimoto stated that the fact that the
person who is filing the complaint is making a declaration under the penalty of law, it would
subject that person to criminal prosecution if they made a false statement.
Chair Iona asked who would pursue that avenue if that happens to which Attorney Morimoto
replied, initially it would be investigated by the police department and if they find probable
cause to make an arrest, then the case would be forwarded to the Office of the Prosecutor for
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review.
Commissioner Mince pointed out that the way the rule is currently written says you have to
have your complaint notarized because we want to know if the person who is filing the
complaint is the actual person filing the complaint. But the way Attorney Morimoto has it
written says a person who wants to file a complaint must have their complaint notarized but
they don't have to tell the truth. But an inmate who doesn't have to have their complaint
notarized must tell the truth, which brings up the question, shouldn't both languages be
amended to mirror each other.
Vice Chair Hertog responded that in the past, the Commission has received notarized
complaints where people have not told truth so she will ask Attorney Morimoto to work on
the language to try to shut that door if possible.
In regard to regulating political activities, Vice Chair Hertog stated that KPD has a General
Order that already addresses the issue, but the Police Commission does not, and so she asked
Attorney Morimoto to craft some language which is before the Commission today; however,
she was of the understanding that Chair Iona had some input, so he would need to rework that
into the language.
Chair Iona commented that he liked Attorney Morimoto's suggestions but there are some
triggers involved. He explained that as Commissioners, their duties, powers and
responsibilities only exist when they are conducting official board business in this room, but
the moment the meeting is adjourned, those responsibilities are gone. Which brought up the
question, as a private citizen (not as a Police Commissioner), is he prohibited from
participating in any political campaigns outside of his duties as a Police Commissioner to
which Attorney Morimoto replied no, as a private citizen, you are not prohibited from
participating in any political activities; however, as a Commissioner, you are prohibited from
using or attempting to use your official position to influence any political activities.
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Commissioner Mince stated that he was of the understanding that there are restrictions that
prohibit a police officer from going out and endorsing a political candidate because it would
violate KPD's General Order, asking shouldn't the same restriction apply to the Police
Commission that we just can't go out and endorse a political candidate because we are Police
Commissioners.
Chair Iona stated that he agrees in a sense, but as volunteers, our duties only apply during
Board and Commission proceedings and once the meeting is adjourned, our official duties as
Police Commissioners end and we all become private citizens again. He shared about a
month or so ago, he was involved in a political endorsement for the council race but it was
done outside of Board and Commission proceedings and never inside. He pointed out that in
drafting the language, it must written in a way that clearly defines what are our roles are in
and outside of these Board and Commission proceedings.
Commissioner Mince voiced his concerns that although the Charter gives the Police
Commission the authority to write rules to regulate political activities in KPD, it was never
done, asking, as members, shouldn't the rule apply to include the Police Commissioners.
Vice Chair Hertog stated that in her own opinion, she would say yes, but would rather refer
the question to Attorney Morimoto to which Attorney Morimoto replied, under the Charter, he
would say yes.
Commissioner Mince asked if we need to spell it out for the public, as well as for the new
Commissioners, that the term "members" would include members of the Police Commission.
Vice Chair Hertog stated that she would ask Attorney Morimoto to work with her on
developing the language to satisfy the Chair's concerns in terms of what you can and cannot
do on and off county time. Attorney Morimoto stated that he would craft the language and
email it to the Commissioners for review and consideration, asking if there is a timeframe for
adopting the rules to which Vice Chair Hertog replied, no, we are just trying to update our
rules and we want to do it right.
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With no further discussion, Chair Iona moved onto the next agenda item.
KPC 2016 -11
Discussion and possible action to approve the final draft of the Chief of Police revised job
description. (Position No. E -22).
Vice Chair Hertog reported that she sent the job description to Chief Perry for one final
review and he asked to make two small changes. The first change is on the top of Page 2. He
added the words "whenever possible ". The second change is on the bottom of the page under
heading Desirable Knowledge. Chief Perry added that the applicant must have knowledge of
the Constitution of the United States, the Bill of Rights and the Constitution of the State of
Hawaii.
With no further discussion, Chair Iona called for a motion to accept the Chiefs Job
Commissioner Mince moved
Description as submitted.
to accept the Chief s Job
Description. Commissioner
Adams seconded the motion.
The motion carried 5:0.
KPC 2016 -12
General discussion on medical marijuana use and how it's going to affect the County.
Chair Iona stated that he is not against the legalization of medical marijuana, but he's
adamantly opposed to the legalization of recreational marijuana, as well as other illegal drugs.
He shared that the trend shows that medical marijuana is evolving into recreational
marijuana, which means that the moral dilemmas surrounding marijuana use are fading. He
added that he was especially concerned about countries as far away as China who are now in
the United States operating medical marijuana dispensaries, which posed the question, do we
want it to happen here in Hawaii. He stated that when the Hawaii Legislature first looked
into a bill to establish a system to regulate the use of medical marijuana, the legislators (he
believes) did not take into account that things like that could happen here in Hawaii, which is
why he wanted to bring his concerns to the Commission and the Chief to try to work on a
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solution to prevent that from happening.
Chief Perry stated that if medical marijuana does roll into recreational marijuana, then KPD
would have to establish another bureau which will have to be funded to regulate the edibles
and alike. He stated that situation represents a slippery slope and hopefully we can all look
back at the State of Colorado and see that it is not as good as people projected it would be;
both economically and for the population as a whole.
Commissioner Agarwal stated that based on the information she received from the speakers at
conference, she is very concerned about seeing an increase in crime and traffic accidents due
to the misuse of marijuana, and suggested that the Police Commissions and the Police Chiefs
work together to appeal the law and coordinate with the Mayors who have opposed the law.
Vice Chair Hertog stated that the one thing that struck her the most (and this is for those who
did not attend the conference) was that there seems to be more marijuana retail stores in the
State of Colorado than there are Starbucks and McDonalds combined. She shared that she
was grateful to the Chief for inviting industrial marijuana grower John Taylor from the State
of Colorado to the conference. Mr. Taylor is making so much money selling recreational
marijuana that he can afford to bring people in from the neighboring states and offer them
401 K's plus two weeks of paid vacation because his company is hulling in hundreds of dollars
a year.
Vice Chair Hertog stated that the good thing about Hawaii is that it has a closed system
compared to the State of Colorado because a person can go from one retail store to another
and nobody would know how much recreational marijuana that person brought.
Chief Perry added that another issue that he was not quite clear on had to do with the
restrictions by the federal government with respect to grants and alike because you have to
have a drug -free workplace.
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Chair Iona stated that he thought that the comment made by the millionaire gentleman was
pretty amazing in which he said "If you think about getting rich quick, you're not" because
federally he couldn't apply for a loan and he had to pay out of his own pocket forty million
dollars to build his warehouse. Vice Chair Hertog added that the gentleman had to lease a
bank to store his money.
Chair Iona stated that as Commissioners, we should work with our constituents and other law
enforcement agencies in Hawaii to bring the information from the conference to the state
legislators so they can see for themselves that by legalizing recreational marijuana or
decriminalizing the drug, it has the potential of becoming a major issue, and as lawmakers,
they have to be cautious and not rush into making a decision on recreational marijuana until
they have all the facts.
Chief Perry ended on a more personal note. It appears that some of his counterparts who have
retired have started working in the marijuana industry because of the money that they are able
to earn, which he finds very disheartening but that's the reality of what the lure money can do
and you compromise what you have been doing your whole life as a law enforcement officer.
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A note of gratitude from Ms. Pat Hunter - Williams to Chair Iona and Members of the Kauai
Commissioner Adams moved
Police Commission, thanking the Commission and the Kauai Police Department for
to accept the letter,
supporting the Kauai Police Activity League flag football youth program.
Commissioner Agarwal
seconded the motion. The
Chair Iona thanked KPAL for all that they do for the keiki's, and as an individual, he will
motion carried 5:0.
continue to do whatever he can to support the program. With no further comments, Chair
Iona called for a motion to accept the letter.
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Public announcement for the following notarized complaints that were filed with the Police
Commission.
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KPC 2016 -001:
After a diligent inquiry by the Commission, in which the Commissioners reviewed the footage
of the body worn camera, the Kauai Police Commission found that there was insufficient
evidence to support the allegation of unprofessionalism on the part of the officer. All pertinent
parties have been notified in writing of the Commission's decision. This officially concluded
the Commission's review of notarized complaint KPC 2016 -001,
KPC 2016 -002:
After a diligent inquiry by the Commission, in which the Commissioners reviewed all
available materials, the Kauai Police Commission found that there was insufficient evidence
to support the allegations of rude and behavior unbecoming of an off -duty officer. All
pertinent parties have been notified in writing of the Commission's decision. This officially
concluded the Commission's review of notarized complaint KPC 2016 -002.
KPC 2016 -004:
After a diligent inquiry by the Commission, in which the Commissioners reviewed the footage
of the body worn camera, including listening to the audio, the Kauai Police Commission
determined that there was insufficient evidence to support the allegations of rude,
unprofessional and condescending behavior on the part of the officer. All pertinent parties
have been notified in writing of the Commission's decision. This officially concluded the
Commission's review of notarized complaint KPC 2016 -004.
KPC 2016 -005:
After reviewing the complaint, the Commissioners have determined that the complaint was a
third -party complaint and therefore did not uphold the complaint. All pertinent parties have
been notified in writing of the Commission's decision. This officially concluded the
Commission's review of notarized complaint KPC 2016 -005.
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Announcements
Next scheduled meeting — 9:00 a.m. on Friday, October 28, 2016, at the Mo'ikeha Building in
Meeting Room 2A/2B. Followed by Executive Session.
At 10:03 a.m. Vice Chair Hertog cited the Hawaii Revised Statutes to bring the meeting into
Executive Session.
ES KPC
Pursuant to Hawaii Revised Statutes §924, §92 -5 (a) (2) and (4), the purpose of this
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Executive Session is for the Commission discuss the Chief s Annual Performance Evaluation,
where consideration of matters affecting privacy will be involved; provided that if the Chief
requests an open meeting, an open meeting shall be held. And to consult with attorney as to
the powers, duties, privileges, immunities, and/or liabilities as they may relate to this agenda
item.
ES KPC
Pursuant to Hawaii Revised Statutes §92 -4, §92 -5 (a) (2) and (4), the purpose of this executive
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session is for the Commission to discuss the Chief s annual performance evaluation, where
consideration of matters affecting privacy will be involved; provided that if the Chief requests
open meeting, an open meeting shall be held. And to consult with its attorney as to the powers,
duties, privileges, immunities, and/or liabilities as they may relate to this agenda item.
ES KPC
Pursuant to Hawaii Revised Statutes §92 -4, §92 -5 (a) (4), §92 -9 (a) (1 -4) and (b), the purpose
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of this executive session is for the Commission to approve the executive session minutes of
August 10, 2016 and August 26, 2016, and to consult with its attorney on issues pertaining to
the Commission's powers, duties, privileges, immunities, and/or liabilities as they may relate
to this agenda item.
ES KPC
Pursuant to Hawaii Revised Statutes §92 -4, §92 -5 (2) (4), the purpose of this Executive is for
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the Commission to consult with its attorney as to the powers, duties, privileges, immunities,
and liabilities as it relates to a request for an update on an sexual assault investigation that
occurred in 1994.
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ES KPC
Pursuant to Hawaii Revised Statutes §92 -4, §92 -5 (2) (4), the purpose of this Executive is for
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the Commission to consult with its attorney as to the powers, duties, privileges, immunities,
and liabilities as it relates to policies in the Kauai Community Correctional Center that does
not allow an inmate from notarizing a complaint.
ES KPC
Pursuant to the Hawaii Revised Statutes §92 -4, §92 -5 (a) (4), the purpose of this Executive
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Session is for the Commission to consult with its attorney on issues pertaining to the
Commission's and the County powers, duties, privileges, immunities and/or liabilities as it
relates to an update on a communication dated April 13, 2016 regarding an inquiry on the
Police Commission actions as they relate to a pending investigation of a major traffic accident
that occurred in Kekaha at the Kikiaola Small Boat Harbor.
Enter into
Chair Iona called for a motion to enter into Executive Session.
Commissioner Adams moved
Executive
to enter into Executive
Session
Session. Commissioner
Agarwal seconded the motion.
The motion carried 5:0.
At 10:05 a.m. the
Commissioners entered into
Executive Session.
Return to Open
At 11:04 the Commissioners reconvened in Open Session.
Commissioner Adams moved
Session to Ratify
Chair Iona called for a motion to ratify the actions taken in Executive Session,
to ratify the actions taken in
the actions taken
Executive Session for the
in Executive
following items.
Session
Commissioner Mince
seconded the motion. The
motion carried 5:0.
ES KPC 2016 -023: Chief's
2016 Performance Evaluation
is due on September 30, 20160
Kauai Police Commission
Open Session Meeting Minutes of
September 23, 2016
Page 14
SUBJECT
DISCUSSION
ACTION
ES KPC 2016 -024: Motion
carried 5:0 to approve the
Executive Session meeting
minutes of August 10, 2016
and August 26, 2016
ES KPC 2016 -025: Motion
carried 5:0 to defer the matter
pending the outcome of the
Hawaii Supreme Court
Ruling to determine the
powers of the Mayor, and the
powers of the Police
Commission,
ES KPC 2016 -028: Update
from Deputy County Attorney
Peter Morimoto.
ES KPC 2016 -029: Update
from Deputy County Attorney
Peter Morimoto.
Adjournment
With no further business to conduct, Chair Iona called for a motion to adjourn the meeting.
Commissioner Adams moved
to adjourn. Commissioner
Mince seconded the motion.
The motion carried 5:0.
At 11:06 a.m. the meeting
adjourned.
Kauai Police Commission
Open Session Meeting Minutes of
September 23, 2016
Submitted by:
Mercedes Omo, Staff Support Clerk
() Approved as circulated on
() Approved as amended on
Page 15
Reviewed and Approved by:
Charles C.C. Iona, Chair
COMMENDATION REPORT
October 21, 2016
COMMENDATIONS: There was one letter of commendation and thanks received involving three
personnel. This letter will be sent to the Mayor and filed.
DATE EMPLOYEE COMMENDED
(1 Letter of Commendation)
10/13/16 Officers Hanson Hsu,
Kalani Apilado and
Creighton Tamagawa
COMMENDED BY
Ms. Melissia Mae Sugai
Economic Development Specialist
Ms. Sugai wrote to commend the officers for the professionalism they exhibited
while conducting an arrest during an event. She was impressed by how their
initial presence and subsequent interaction with the subject caused little to no
interruption.
ADMINISTRATIVE AND TECHNICAL BUREAU
SEPTEMBER 2016
KPC REPORTS
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KPD RECRUITMENT UPDATE
Status as of 10/08/2016
Revised: 7/13/12
Recruitment
Status
Comments
Status for the 88"' recruit class — Three candidates will begin their
POLICE SERVICES OFFICER
career on 10/17/2016. They will be assigned to cellblock until the
(88th Recruit Class)
academy commences in January 2017. One candidate has been
approved to be hired, and will start his career in January 2017.
The Department of Human Resources held a written exam on
09/24/2016. For this testing, 61 applied, 59 invited, 20 showed,
12 passed, 8 failed. KPD held the Physical Readiness Standards
Test (PRST) on 09/24/2016. 12 showed, 1 failed. From the testes
held on 09/07/2016, 08/20/2016 and the 09/24/2016, 7
backgrounds are pending review /completion, 9 are pending
review of the Personal History Packets, and pre - psychological
testing results, 10 have been terminated from the hiring process.
EMERGENCY SERVICES DISPATCHER
3 vacancies.
The Department of Human Resources administered a written
exam on 08/11/2016. Six were invited, five showed; all five
names were referred. Since the testing, two have withdrawn as
candidates, the other three are pending review of their personal
history packets to see if they meet the department's employee
guidelines. The status of the dispatchers remains the same at this
time.
Senior Clerk ( Kapaa Sub - station)
This position was filled on 09/16/2016.
PROGRAM SPECIALIST 1
1 vacancy
The Department of Human Resources referred 3 names on
09/29/2016. Two have withdrawn, one is pending further
testing, and review of their Personal History Packet.
SCHOOL CROSSING GUARD -
No names have been referred.
Wilcox Elementary (1 vacancy)
SCHOOL CROSSING GUARD —
No names have been referred
Kapa'a Elementary (1 vacancy)
Revised: 7/13/12
Revised: 7/13/12
SCHOOL CROSSING GUARD —
No names have been referred.
Kilauea Elementary (1 vacancy)
SCHOOL CROSSING GUARD —
No names have been referred.
King Kaumuali'i (1 vacancy)
Revised: 7/13/12
SCHOOL CROSSING GUARD —
No names have been referred
Koloa Elementary (1 vacancy)
Revised: 7/13/12
KAUAI POLICE DEPARTMENT REPORTING PERIOD
Monthly Training Report September 2016
The following training assignments were scheduled conducted during the month September 2016
No. Order No Start Date Endbat Training DescriRtion Personnel: Hours: Total:
1 16 - 16070 9/23/2016 9/23/2016 WHY HEROIN ?: The Hazards and 30 4 120
Dangers of Heroin/Fentanyl
2 16 - 16071 9/9/2016 9/9/2016 Immigration Training: For those 6 2 12
convicted or accused of crime
3 16 - 16072 9/27/2016 9/29/2016 Narcotics - Related Financial 18 24 432
Investigations
4 16- 16076 9/8/2016 9/1/2016 FIREARMS TRAINING DAY 10 2 20
5 16 - 16080 9/30/2016 9/30/2016 Dealing with Difficult People 5 3 15
Totals:
Personnel: 69
Instructional Hours: 125
Student Hours: 599
Additional Training:
#15 -110 SRT Monthly Training; 144 student hours. Annual Recall Training (Phase I); 1040 student hours.
TOTAL STUDENT HOURS= 1783
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7RAIMG ORDER Date of Issue Effective Date
Wednesday, August 31, 2016 9/23/2016
REFERENCE: RECINDS:
ORDER NO.
16 -16070
Index As. WHY HEROIN'?: The Hazards and Dangers of Heroin/Fentanpi
Investigations
The following individuals are ordered to report to the above- mentioned training:
CHIEF DARRYL PERRY
DEPUTY CHIEF MICHAEL CONTRADES
AC ROY ASHER
A /AC RICHARD ROSA
CAPT. BRYSON PONCE
CAPT. PAUL APPLEGATE
A /CAPT. SCOTT BREDE
LT. TRENT SHIMABUKURO
LT. JAMES RODRIGUEZ
LT. SCOTT KAUI
LT. KENNISON NAGAHISA
LT, JON TAKAMURA
LT. RODERICK GREEN
LT. ELLIOT KE
TRAINING DATE:
Start Date 9/23/2016 12:00hours -
LOCATION:
Kauai Convention Hall
INSTRUCTOR(S):
Mr. E. Mick Mollica
FUNDING:
SOH - Attorney General
UNIFORM:
Class A or C
TRAINING REQUESTED BY:
Chief Darryl D. Perry
LT. KENNETH CUMMINGS
DET,
ALAN SANTELLA
LT, MARK OZAKI
DET,
RAY TAKEKAWA
A /LT. KEN CARVALHO
OFC,
ARNOLD CAYABYAB
SGT. DANIEL OLIVEIRA
OFC.
BRUCE NANCE
A /SGT. JOHN MULLINEAUX
OFC.
AARON RELACION
DET. CHRISTOPHER CALIO
OFC.
MAKANA RIVERA
DET, MICHAEL NII
OFC.
AVELINO RUVALCABA
DET. JESSE GUIRAO
OFC.
BRIAN SILVA
DET. CHARLES DUBOCAGE
OFC.
KAPENA WILSON
DET. ERIC CASPILLO
EUNICE
APELES
DET, ANTHONY MORITA
BRENT AMOY
DET. DAMIEN MCCALLUM
CSS SCOTT YAMAGLICHI
DET, DARREN ROSE
CSS STEPHANIE REGAN
End Date 9/23/2016 16:30 hours
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KAUXI POLICE DEPARTMENT
7?JUNMG ORDER Date of Issue
Tuesday, August 02, 2016
REFERENCE:
Effective Date
9/9/2016
RECINDS:
ORDER NO.
16 -16071
Index As: Immigration Training: For those convicted or accused of crime
The following individuals are ordered to report to the above - mentioned training:
A /AC RICHARD ROSA
A /CAPT. SCOTT BREDE
LT. KENNETH CUMMINGS
A /LT. KEN CARVALHO
DET. ALAN SANTELLA
DET. CHRISTIAN JENKINS
TRAINING DATE:
Start Date 9/9/2016
LOCATION:
EOC 106
10:00hours - End Date 9/9/2016 12:00 hours
INSTRUCTORM:
Provided by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)
FUNDING.
OPA
UNIFORM.
Class A or C
TRAINING REQUESTED BY.
A/AC Richard Rosa
PPROVED BY:
4-- DARRYL D. PERRY
CHIEF OF POLICE
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KAUXI POLICE DEPARTMENT
77,AINMG OMER Date of Issue
Wednesday, August 31, 2016
REFERENCE:
Effective Date
9/27/2016
RECINDS:
ORDER NO.
Index As: Narcotics- Related Financial Investigations
The following individuals are ordered to report to the above - mentioned training:
A /AC RICHARD ROSA
CAPT. BRYSON PONCE
LT. KENNETH CUMMINGS
LT, MARK OZAKI
A /LT, KEN CARVALHD
SGT. DANIEL OLIVEIRA
DET. CHRISTOPHER CALIO
DET. ERIC CASPILLO
DET, CHARLES DUBOCAGE
DET. JESSE GUIRAO
DET. CHRISTIAN JENKINS
DET, DAMIEN MCCALLUM
TRAINING DATE:
Start Date 9/27/2016
LOCATION:
E.O.C.
7:45 hours —
DET.
DARREN ROSE
DET.
ALAN SANTELLA
DET.
RAY TAKEKAWA
DET.
MICHAEL NII
DET,
ANTHONY MORITA
OFC.
ARNOLD CAYABYAB
OFC.
BRUCE NANCE
OFC,
AARON RELACION
OFC,
MAKANA RIVERA
OFC.
AVELINO RUVALCABA
OFC.
BRIAN SILVA
OFC.
KAPENA WILSON
End Date 9/29/2016 16:30 hours
INSTRUCTOR(S):
Provided by the Midwest Counterdrug Training Center
FUNDING-
Midwest Counterdrug Training Center
UNIFORM:
Class A or C
TRAINING REQUESTED BY:
A /AC Richard Rosa
16 -16072
APPROVED Y.'
AR L . PERRY
HIEF OF OLICE
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KAUAI POLICE DEPARTMENT
MAUSMG ORDER Date of Issue
REFERENCE:
Index As:
Wednesday, October 19, 2016
Effective Date
9/8/2016
RECINDS:
The following individuals are ordered to report to the above- mentioned training:
ROLDAN AGBAYANI
BOBBY THOMPSON
PHILIP BANQUEL
TYLER YATES
MICHAEL MARSHALL
ARIEL RAMOS
TRAINING DATE.
Start Date 9/8/2016
LOCATION:
BARRY DEBLAKE
DARLA NONAKA
SCOTT LOG U E
MATT KALUAHINE
7:45 hours - End Date 9/1/2016
Kipu - Maluhia Range
INSTRUCTOR(S):
Lt. Todd Tanaka and Sgt. Len Nitta
FUNDING.
This is a voluntary event. Overtime is not
UNIFORM:
Class D
TRAINING REQUESTED BY:
Deputy Chief Contrades
16:30 hours
ORDER NO.
16 -16076
DARRYL D. PERRY
CHIEF OF POLICE
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FAUX' POLICE DEPARTMENT
TIUUNMG ORDER Date of Issue
REFERENCE:
Index As:
Sunday, September 25, 2016
Effective Date
9/30/2016
RECINDS:
Dealing with Difficult People
The following Individuals are ordered to report to the above - mentioned training:
BRENT AMOY
EUNICE APELES
GLENN EBESU
BRITTANY KAUI
NANCY PALIRACIO
TRAINING DATE:
Start Date 9/30/2016 8:30 hours —
LOCATION:
Piikoi A/B
INSTRUCTORM:
Elli Gorman
FUNDING:
County of Kauai -HR
UNIFORM:
Class C
TRAINING REQUESTED BY:
Offered by County of Kauai -HR
End Date 9/30/2016 11:30 hours
ORDER N0.
16 -16080
APPROVED BY:
V`J
FW DARRYL D. PERRY
CHIEF OF POLICE
PERSONNEL STATUS AS OF 09 -30 -2016 CLOSE OF BUSINESS:
VACANCIES: Position Title
Appointed
Sworn: 1 Police Lieutenant ( #399)
Civilian:
NOTE:
5 Police Sergeant ( #400, #406, #417, #431 & #442)*
Police Sergeant [Training ] ( #1300, #1305) **
11 Police Officer - (County funded - #363, #526, #533, #551, #580)
Police Officer - ( #13171 #1318, #1319, #13201 #13211. #1322 —COPS)
4 Traffic Safety Monitor -- ( #1307, #13110 #1314, #1316) Re- description pending **
1 Program Specialist I (Pos #561)
1 Weapons Registration Clerk (Pos 558)
1 Information Technology Project Coordinator ( #309)
1 Police Records Clerk (Pos #305)
3 Emergency Services Dispatcher I (EMSS)
1 School Crossing Guard [Part- time]*
Wilcox Elementary School
(2)
AUTHORIZED
ACTUAL
VACANT
APPOINTED
1
1
0
SWORN
167
146
21
County General Fund
Grant Fund
CIVILIAN
62
54
8
County General Fund
58
53
5
Temporary & Grant Fund
4
1
3
TOTAL
230
201
29
VACANCIES: Position Title
Appointed
Sworn: 1 Police Lieutenant ( #399)
Civilian:
NOTE:
5 Police Sergeant ( #400, #406, #417, #431 & #442)*
Police Sergeant [Training ] ( #1300, #1305) **
11 Police Officer - (County funded - #363, #526, #533, #551, #580)
Police Officer - ( #13171 #1318, #1319, #13201 #13211. #1322 —COPS)
4 Traffic Safety Monitor -- ( #1307, #13110 #1314, #1316) Re- description pending **
1 Program Specialist I (Pos #561)
1 Weapons Registration Clerk (Pos 558)
1 Information Technology Project Coordinator ( #309)
1 Police Records Clerk (Pos #305)
3 Emergency Services Dispatcher I (EMSS)
1 School Crossing Guard [Part- time]*
Wilcox Elementary School
(2)
Police
Services
Officers
hired
01/04/2016 pursuant to Section 23
(3)
Police
Services
Officers
hired
10/16/2016
Pending Classification Action - Re- describe School Crossing Guard positions: **
(4) Traffic Safety Monitor [Police Cadet] 6 -month funding
Bench Warrant Tracking
2016
All Outstanding Warrants
Felony Misdemeanor
154 1157
Records
Month Intake
January 123
Outstanding
(Active)
1311
February 77
1232
158
1074
March 192
1241
147
1094
April 180
1257
158
1099
May 185
1242
143
1099
June 157
915
134
781
July 195
1231
129
1102
August 231
September 186
October
1319
1151
137
136
1182
1015
November
December
Year Total 1526
10899
1 1296
9603
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.
KAUAI POLICE DEPARTMENT
A & T BUREAU - RECORDS SECTION
LEGAL DOCUMENTS PROCESSED REPORTS
JAN 2016 TO DEC 2016
LEGAL DOCUMENTS
JAN
FEB
MAR
APR
MAY
JUN
JUL
AUG
SEP
OCT
NOV
DEC
TOTAL
Warrant of Arrest
18
29
30
22
42
32
18
29
22
242
Bench Warrant
26
32
34
41
26
36
22
27
28
272
eBW Traffic
50
71
61
57
59
89
83
92
84
646
eBW Crim
29
52
65
54
50
43
37
83
56
469
Grand Jury BW
0
4
0
6
8
5
5
4
0
32
Subpoena
142
82
71
73
104
73
42
100
78
765
Summons
1
1
1
2
21
1
2
11
1
12
CSM
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
Order to Show Cause
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
TRO
20
30
21
20
19
38
30
31
33
242
PO (Family)
6
4
1
21
2
2
3
2
3
25
Restraining Order (Civil)
0
2
2
0
1
0
3
3
1
12
Detention (Juv)
0
0
2
0
31
0
1
11
2
9
TOTALS
293
307
288
277
3161
319
246
3731
308
0
0
01
2727
KAUAI POLICE DEPARTMENT
Notes to Budget Summary
For the Period August 2016
The Budget Status Report for August 2016 is submitted for your review and perusal. The
department's total expenditures plus encumbrances for FY 2017 is currently at 17% at the 17%
of year point of the fiscal year.
Chief s Office percent expended through August 2016 is 17 %, Administrative & Technical
Bureau is 29 %, Investigative Services Bureau at 15% and Patrol Services Bureau at 26% 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 2017 current spending remains within budget and no significant changes to report at
this time.
KAUAI POLICE DEPARTMENT
BUDGET SUMMARY ESTIMATE
AUGUST 2016
BUREAU
Chiefs Office
Administrative & Technical Bureau
Investigative Services Bureau
Patrol Services Bureau
TOTAL - GENERAL FUND
Asset Forfeiture Funds
EXPENDITURES ENCUMBRANCES BALANCE
BUDGET TO DATE TO DATE 8/31/2016
$29,957,807.00 $4,769,037.74 $377,202.78 $24,811,566.48
1,657,789.00 44,333.50 4281435.24 111851020.26
192,527.00 61136.06 210950.24 164,440.70
417,385.00 41274.41 102,963.71 310,146.88
$32,225,508.00 $4,823,781.71 $930,551.97 $26,471,174.32
$111,365.00 $ - $0.00 $111,365.00
Salary & Fringe Benefits 282677,953.00 4,736,143.53 23,941 t 809,47
Payroll % of Budget 89% 17% 83%
.I
% of BUDGET
17%
17%
29%
15%
26%
18%
0%
Community Oriented Policing Report
Investigative Services Bureau
General /Major Crimes Section
TO: DARRYL D. PERRY, CHIEF OF POLICE
VA
VIA: MICHAEL M. CONTRADES, DEPUTY CHIEF OF POLICE '� J�
RICHARD W. ROSA, ACTING ASSISTANT CHIEF OF POLICE, I
BRYSON M. PONCE, CAPTAIN, ISB
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FROM: KENNETH P. K. CUMMINGS, LIEUTENANT, IS,� /2 "1
SUBJECT: COMMUNITY ORIENTED POLICING REPORT FOR SEPTEMBER 2016
DETECTIVES:
Major Crimes Detective (3) Sex Crimes Detectives (3) ICAC Detective (1)
REPORTS / INVESTIGATIONS:
(2)
ASSIGNMEN
I CASE DISPOSITION
Detectives
Carry
Cases
Total
Unfound
RTP
Record
Info
Arrest
Arrest
Cases
PFD
Carry
1
Over Last
Assigned /
0
0
8
Only
Charge
Self
Other
Cleared / %
Over Next
Month
Follow Up
Month
Total:
20
57
77
1
1
3
1
6
27
38/49%
1
38
ENFORCEMENT:
Felony
Arrest
MD
Arrest
Total
Arrest
Info
Charge
Search
Warrant
Arrest
Warrant
Grand
Jury
Projects
Meetings
Court
Surveillance
Follow
UPS
Trainings
30
3
33
1
2
0
0
0
8
1
1 0
25
7
MAJOR INCIDENTS / NOTABLE HIGHLIGHTS:
Attempted Murder
ISB responded to a call out of an Attempted Murder case that had occurred on the North Shore
area of Kauai. Investigation revealed that an adult male subject reported being shot in the leg by
an unknown suspect and accomplice. A possible adult male suspect was identified and contact
was made with him. The possible suspect denied any involvement in the shooting. No witnesses
have been located at this time and this case remains under investigation.
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Kidnapping
ISB responded to a call of a Kidnapping case in the Waimea area. Investigation revealed that the
adult female victim had been beaten, choked to unconsciousness and bound with duct tape by her
husband. The victim suffered from multiple lacerations, contusions to her facial/neck areas as
well as a ruptured eardrum. The suspect, identified as 29 year old David MACHADO, was
located and admitted to the assault and was arrested and charged with Kidnapping and four (4)
counts of Felony Family Abuse. MACHADO is currently being held in lieu of $200,000 bail.
Robbery
ISB responded to a callout regarding a robbery case that occurred in the Kapaa area.
Investigation revealed that an adult female subject and her elderly father had their money, a cell
phone and other personal effects taken from them by force. Two (2) suspects (one male and one
female) were identified and 23 year old Rachel PA was arrested for Robbery 2 "d and Unlawful
Imprisonment 2 "d and held at the KPD Cellblock in lieu of $10,000 bail. The male suspect,
identified as 25 year old Cody Costa Brum, remains at large.
Sexual Assault
ISB responded to a call out of a reported Sexual Assault case. Investigation revealed that an
adult female subject reported being sexually assaulted by an adult male subject. A SANE was
conducted on the female victim. A suspect was identified but no contact made at this time. No
witnesses have been located and the case is still under investigation at this time.
ISB was notified of a Sexual Assault case. Investigation revealed that the adult female victim
was sexually assaulted by an unknown male suspect. A SANE was conducted on the female
victim. No witnesses have been located at this time and the case is still under investigation.
Promoting Child Abuse
ISB was notified of a Promoting Child Abuse case that occurred on Kauai. Investigation
revealed that a child pornographic video was circulating throughout Kauai. With the assistance
of the Special Focus Section, multiple juvenile suspects were detained on numerous felony and
misdemeanor charges related to Child Pornography,
Death Related Report
ISB was notified and responded to a death related case in the Kapaa area. Investigation revealed
that an adult female subject was found, hanging in her residence, deceased. The deceased was a
military veteran and was being treated by the VA for depression and other mental issues. There
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were no signs of foul play noted and next of kin notification was made. A request for an autopsy
was submitted and the case is still pending the final autopsy report.
CRIME SCENE SPECIALISTS (CSS):
Crime Scene Specialists (2)
T.ATP.NT FTNGERPRTNTS
CSS (2)
Latent Lifts Examined
Reverse Latent
Inked Fingerprint
Latent Hits
Evidence Processed
0
0
Fingerprint Exam
Card Exam
Report #
(Number of Cases)
Total:
16
43
0
3
6
Hit Information:
Date
Report #
Hit Identification
Finger/Palm
Other Data
09/26/2016
2016 -10383
A6084829
Right Middle
Fingerprint impression was lifted
from a book.
09/28/2016
2016 -09693
A6004103
Right index &
Fingerprint impressions were lifted
Right Middle
from jealousies recovered from the
(Simultaneous
residence.
Impression)
DROWRTRONUCLETC ACTT) MNAI 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
FIREARM TEST FIRES
CSS (2) Test Fires Performed
Total: 0
Test Fire Performed By: S.Regan / A. Santella
MOBILE DEVICE EXTRACTIONS
CSS (1) Extractions Performed
Total: 12
MAJOR INCIDENTS / NOTABLE HIGHLIGHTS:
• No major highlights to report for September 2016.
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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
0
Cleared
Cleared
0
next month
Total:
17
70
87
19
47
1
67
77%
5
15
CHILD WELFARE SERVICES (CWS) CASES
DVIC
Family Strengthening
Voluntary Case
Child Welfare
Follow Up
Child Justice Center
Update
Total Cases
(1)
Services
Management
Investigations
1KPD
CJC Referral Form
Only
0
0
FSS
VCM
CWS
0
0
0
0
Total:
4
7
10
9
4
2
34
RESTRAINING ORDER FOLLOW UP:
DVIC
(1)
Served TRO's
Served Protective
Orders
Dissolved
Orders
Unserved
Orders
Closed
Total Restraining Orders
Total:
21
0
0
6
0
27
OTHER DVIC ACTIVITIES:
DVIC 1
Assist w/ TRO Violations
Court
Follow Up
Meetings
Presentations
Training
Other
Other
Total:
1 6
3
1
0
0
0
0
1 0
MAJOR INCIDENTS / NOTABLE HIGHLIGHTS:
• No major incidents or highlights for September 2016
SEX ASSA UL 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
3
0
0
0
Call Refuse Exam
0
0
0
0
0
Other
0
0
0
0
0
MAJOR INCIDENTS /NOTABLE HIGHLIGHTS:
• No major incidents or highlights for September 2016.
I' • C
AWARDS/TRAININGS /PRESENTATIONS /MEETINGS /PUBLIC
SPEAKING / OTHERS:
TRAININGS ATTENDED
September 9, 2016 One (1) Major Crimes Lieutenant and one (1) Major Crimes
Detective attended the Immigration (ICE) training course held at the
Kauai Civil Defense's EOC (1000 -1200 hrs).
September 20, 2016 One (1) Major Crimes Lieutenant, three (3) Major Crime Detectives
and one (1) Crime Scene Specialist (CSS) attended the Spillman
HUB Records Management System (RMS) training course held at
the Kauai Civil Defense's EOC (0800 4200 hrs).
September 23, 2016 One (1) Major Crimes Lieutenant, three (3) Major Crime Detectives
and two (1) Crime Scene Specialist (CSS) attended the Dangers of
Heroin and Fentanyl investigations training course held at the Kauai
Memorial Convention Center (1200 4630 hrs).
September 27 -29, 2016 One (1) Major Crimes Lieutenant and three (3) Major Crime
Detectives attended the Narcotics Related Financial Investigation
training course held at the Kauai Civil Defense's EOC (07454630
hrs) .
September 30, 2016 One (1) Major Crimes Lieutenant attended Office of the County
Attorney's training course in regards to Federally Funded Grants
held at the Kauai County Council Chambers in Lihue (1330 -1500
hrs).
TRAININGS CONDUCTED
September 9, 2016 One (1) Major Crimes Lieutenant and one (1) Major Crimes
Detective attended the Immigration (ICE) training course held at the
Kauai Civil Defense's EOC (1000 4200 hrs).
September 13, 2016 One (1) Crime Scene Specialist (CSS) personnel and one (1) Major
Crimes Lieutenant conducted a PSB pre -shift training regarding
evidence collection with emphasis on DNA and latent recovery
techniques (0600 -0700 hrs).
September 16, 2016 One (1) Crime Scene Specialist (CSS) personnel and one (1) Major
Crimes Lieutenant conducted a PSB pre -shift training regarding
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evidence collection with emphasis on DNA and latent recovery
techniques (0600 -0700 hrs).
MEETINGS
September 8, 2016 One (1) Major Crimes ISB Lieutenant attended the Inter Agency
Committee (IAC) meeting at the CJC (0830 -0930 hrs).
September 13, 2016 ISB Command Staff attended the Kauai Lethality Assessment
Program (LAP) monthly meeting at the YWCA (1000 -1100 hrs).
September 26, 2016 One (1) Major Crimes ISB Lieutenant attended the Sex Assault Kit
Initiative (SAKI) meetings held on Oahu.
September 27, 2016 One (1) Major Crimes Lieutenant attended a Case Review /Case
Tracking meeting at the Children's Justice Center (1330 -1530 hrs).
September 30, 2016 One (1) Major Crimes Lieutenant attended a meeting with the
Wilcox Memorial Hospital's staff members regarding the
procedures for the soon to be renovated morgue at the Wilcox
Hospital's boardroom area (1030 -1200 hrs) .
One (1) Major Crimes Lieutenant attended a meeting with the
Office of the Prosecuting Attorney (OPA) to discuss juvenile
detainment procedures (1500 -1600 hrs) .
OTHER ACTIVITIES
None.
Submitted by:
G-
Ke eth Cummings 00555 K�Xlz
Lieutenant ISB
10 -04 -16 1930 hours
COMMAND COMMENTS:
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Community Oriented Policing Report
Investigative Services Bureau
Special Focus Section
TO: DARRYL D. PERRY, CHIEF OF POLICE
VIA: MICHAEL M. CONTRADES' DEPUTY CHIEF OF POLICE
G
RICHARD W. ROSA, ACTIN ASSISTANT CHIEF OF POLICE, IS
FROM: MARK OZAKI, LIEUTENANT, ISB
SUBJECT: COMMUNITY ORIENTED POLICING REPORT FOR SEPTEMBER 2016
(5) PROPERTY CRIME DETECTIVES, (1) WHITE COLLAR CRIME DETECTIVE
REPORTS/INVESTIGATIONS
(2)
ASSIGNMENT
CASE DISPOSITION
Dctcctivcs
Carry
Cases
Total
Unfound
RTP
Record
Info
Arrest
Arrest
Cases
PFD
Carry
1 0
Over Last
Assigned /
Only
Charge
Self
Other
Cleared / %
Over Next
Month
Follow Up
Month
Total:
256
126
382
1
2
4
4
0
17
24@ 6%
40
242
ENFORCEMENT - DETECTIVES
Felony
Arrest
MD
Arrest
Total
Arrest
Search
Warrant
Arrest
Warrant
Grand
JuryU
Projects
Surveillance
Follow
s
11
0
11
2
0
0
1 0
1 0
20
MAJOR INCIDENTS / NOTABLE HIGHLIGHTS (SPECIAL FOCUS DETECTIVES):
An adult male was extradited from Los Angeles, CA. back to Kauai after fleeing the island. The
adult male was wanted in connection with Theft and Fraudulent Use of Credit Card charges that
occurred in the Hanalei District.
September 20, 2016 Lieutenant attended meeting at the YWCA for Community Relations and
Domestic Violence Month Activities.
September 20, 2016 Lieutenant attended Mayors Prevention Committee Meeting at the Liquor
Department Conference Room.
September 22, 2016 Lieutenant attended Life's Choices Kauai Underage Drinking Town Hall
Meeting at the Koloa Neighborhood Center.
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September 26, 2016 Lieutenant attended Life's Choices Kauai Underage Drinking Town Hall
Meeting at the Waimea Neighborhood Center,
September 30, 2016 Lieutenant attended County Grants Meeting held at the Council Chambers,
September 30, 2016 Lieutenant attended Meeting at the Wilcox Hospital to discuss KPD and
Wilcox Hospital Process Review,
September 30, 2016 Lieutenant attended Meeting at the OPA to discuss Juvenile Status
Offense Procedures.
TRAININGS / PRESENTATIONS / PUBLIC SPEAKING / OTHERS,
September 7, 2016 Property Detectives attended Firearms Qualifications at KPD Range.
Sept. 19 - 20, 2016 (3) Property Crime Detectives attended Annual Recall Training.
September 21, 2016 Property Detective and Lieutenant attended Spillman Records
Management Training at the EOC.
September 23, 2016 Property Detective and Lieutenant attended Hazards & Dangers or
Heroin/Fentanyl at the Kauai Veterans Memorial Convention Hall.
Sept. 27 -29 2016 Property Detective and Lieutenant attended Narcotics Related Financial
Training at the EOC.
September 30, 2016 Lieutenant spoke at Wilcox Elementary School about Walking School Bus
Program for Community Relations Unit,
Sept. 9 & 30, 2016 (3) Property Crime Detectives attended SRT Training.
COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES AND INVOLVEMENT
September 16, 2016 Lieutenant Volunteered as Sign Waving Event for Suicide Prevention
from 15:00 —16:30 hours.
September 24, 2016 Lieutenant Volunteered as a time keeper at KIF Cross Country Meet.
07 :00 —10:00 hours.
Month of Sept. (1) Property Detective Volunteered as an Assistant Coach for a Lihue
Shetland baseball Team.
Month of Sept. Lieutenant Volunteered as a Boxing Coach for the K -PAL Program,
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YOUTH COUNSELOR
(1) Youth Counselor / Position Currently Vacant and supplemented by ISB Juvenile Clerk
REPORTS / INVESTIGATIONS:
(1)
ASSIGNMENT
CASE DISPOSITION
Y.C.
Cary over
previous month
Referred
Cases
Total
Teen
Court
Family
Court
RTP
1
PFD
Unfounded
Cases
I Cleared
%
Cleared
Carry over
I next month
Total:
21
72
93
13
1 12
3
1 2
13
41
44%
30
ARSSING PERSONS:
(1)
ASSIGNMENT
CASE DISPOSITION
Y.C.
Carry over
previous month
New
Cases
Total
Unfounded
Record
Only
Located
PFD
Cases
Cleared
% Cleared
Carryover
next month
Total:
85
1
86
0
0
I 0
1
0
0%
86
OTHER YOUTH COUNSELOR ACTIVITIES:
Submitted by:
K. to 6
MARK OZOM 01416
Lieutenant ISB
10 -05 -16 1330 hours
Comments:
Page 3 of 3
Counseling
Juveniles
Counseling
Parents
Court
Meetings
Presentations
Special Projects
Training
Other
Other
Total:
1 0
0
0
0
1 0
1 0
0
0
0
Submitted by:
K. to 6
MARK OZOM 01416
Lieutenant ISB
10 -05 -16 1330 hours
Comments:
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Community Oriented Policing Report
Investigative Services Bureau
Vice Section
TO: DARRYL D. PERRY, CHIEF OF POLICE
`c
VIA: MICHAEL M. CONTRADES, DEPUTY CHIEF OF POLICE
RICHARD W. ROSA, ACTING ASSISTANT CHIEF OF POLICE, ISEV101A 41OP
FROM: KENNETH J. CARVALHO, ACTING LIEUTENANT, ISB
SUBJECT: COMMUNITY ORIENTED POLICING REPORT FOR SEPTEMBER 2016
I. REPORTSIEWESTIGATIONS
(5)
ASSIGNMENT
Training
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
.47
D
Arrested
T
O.
Auction
next month
0
month
Cases
9
Value
$20.00
$71210.00
P
$500.00
1 0
0
0
Total:
12
7
0
19
0
5
0
0
10
52.6%
9
(2)
K -9
Search Warrants
Training
Days/Hours
Parcel
Interdiction
1
Assist
Patrol
1
Assist
Det.
Cases
Total Cases
Total:
3
6/18
3
3
0
1 4
4
REM MRS!
Type
Processed
Methamphetamine
Marijuana
Cocaine
Pills/Tablets
Weapons
Heroin
YTD Written
Marijuana
"Ice'
Plants
Currency/Vehicle
Warning
Warning
for Auction
Total in
1.3
307.11
0
.47
0
0
0
Grams
Auction
Total:
0
0
0
9
Value
$20.00
$71210.00
0
$500.00
1 0
0
0
ASSET FORFF,ITITRF,:
(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:
0
0
0
9
0
0
0
$241992.77
NOTABLE HIGHLIGHT
• Conducted an investigation at the Lihue Airport with the arrest of four individuals and the
seizure of 266.8 grams of Crystal Methamphetamine.
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II. MEETINGS/TRAINING
• Two Officers conducted Canine Training
• One Officer attended SRT Training
• Nine Officers attended the HSLEOA Conference at the Grand Hyatt
• Nine Officers attended the Why Heroin ?: The Hazards and Dangers of
Heroin/Fentanyl Training
• Nine Officers attended the Narcotics Related Financial Investigative Techniques
Training
• Eight Officers attended the Annual Recall Training Phase I for Active Shooter
and Handgun Qualifications
• One Officer attended Policy Against Discrimination, Harassment and Retaliation
Training
• Two Officers attended DEA Firearms Qualifications on Oahu
• One Officer attended the legal aspects of applying for, receiving, and expanding
grant funds
• One Officer attended the DCESP Task Force Commanders Meeting on Maui
• Two Officer attended the Hawaii HIDTA Task Force Commanders Meeting on
Oahu
III. COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES AND INVOLVEMENT
• One Officer assisted a youth night get together for the New Hope Kauai Youth
Group. The get together consisted of dinner and several games with prizes
awarded to all of the youth that attended.
• One Officer assisted on three consecutive Sundays with the youth Sunday school
classes for the New Hope Kauai Church in Kapaa.
Submitted by:
KENNETHHARVALHO 01104
Acting Lieutenant ISB
10/03/2016 0800 hours
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Community Oriented Policing Report
Investigative Services Bureau
Community Relations Unit
TO: DARRYL PERRY, CHIEF OF POLICE 1D -1 � 1 G
VIA: MICHAEL CONTRADES, DEPUTY C F
RICHARD ROSA, ACTING ASSISTAN F, I '
MARK OZAKI, LIEUTENANT, IS ,L . i c 6 ��3
/,w /6
FROM: JOHN MULLINEAUX, ACTING SERGEANT, ISB,rB�. «.�
SUBJECT: COMMUNITY ORIENTED POLICING REPORT FOR SEPTEMBER 2016
COMMUNITY RELATIONS UNIT
(1) UNIT SERGEANT (3) SCHOOL RESOURCE OFFICERS (1) K -PAL OFFICER
REPORTSANVESTIGATIONS
(3) SRO's
ASSIGNMENT
CASE DISPOSITION
(1) SGT
Carry
Cases
Total
Follow up
Unfound
RTP
Record
Arrest
Arrest
Cases
PFD
Carry
5
Over Last
Assigned
0
/ Supp
0
Kilauea, Anahola & Hanalei
Only
Self
Other
Cleared / %
Pm'ected to start in October 2016
Over Next
1 100
Month
Report
Month
Total:
0
69
1 69
1 2
0
0
1 9
46
1
81%
11
2
� Did all) ;U101u 10101 kmi /11/111011
K -PAL PROGRAM
ACTIVITY TYPE
Felony Arrest
MD /SO Arrest
Total Arrest
Traffic Cites
Criminal Cites
Legal Service
Warrants
T/C
OVUII
Total:
1 28
50
78
0
3
5
0
1
0
K -PAL PROGRAM
ACTIVITY TYPE
# Juveniles
LOCATION
Remarks
Wrestling
0
Ka as Youth Center
Program set to start by winter 2017
Jiu Jitsu
0
Ka as Youth Center
Program set to start by winter 2017
Boxing / Kick Boxing
100
Lihue & Hana e e Boxing Gyms
100 People in the program
Flag Football
0
Island Wide
Games to start in June
Basketball
0
Kilauea, Anahola & Hanalei
Last game of the season was May 7th
Chess with the Chief
1 0
Lihue KPD Headquarters
Pm'ected to start in October 2016
Total:
1 100
II
LOCATION
# Classes
# Students
Waimea Canyon Middle School
Chiefess Kamakahelei Middle School
11
140
Total:
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MAJOR INCIDENTS / NOTABLE HIGHLIGHTS (SRO & K -PAL):
September 1, 2016 SRO Unit Investigated a Promoting Minor - Produced Images Investigation
that originated in the Waimea District. This investigation lasted for
approximately two weeks resulting in 17 juvenile detainments throughout
the island. The charges resulted in 3 Class A Felonies, 13 Class B Felonies
and 5 Misdemeanor's.
September 30, 2016 Conducted youth deterrent park sweep looking for underage persons
consuming alcoholic beverages at various locations in Lihue and Kapaa
districts. 3 juveniles were detained for prohibitions and 3 adults under the
age of 21 were cited. .
September 1, 2016 K -PAL Officer attended Life Choices: Drug Summit Meeting organized
by Theresa Koki Life Choices Coordinator,
September 14, 2016 Sergeant and K -PAL Officer attended Community Development Block
Grant (CDBG) meeting organized by the Deputy Chief of Police.
September 14, 2016 K -PAL Officer attended K -PAL Friday Night Boxing Showcase meeting
organized by Chantal Zarbaugh, Kukui Grove Event Coordinator.
September 15, 2016 An SRO attended a meeting with Wilcox Elementary School Vice Principal
regarding evacuation drill.
September 20, 2016 K -PAL Officer attended County of Kauai Prevention Committee at the
Mo'Ikeha Building, Liquor Commission Conference Room organized by
Kauai County Life Choices Coordinator,
September 20, 2016 Lieutenant attended meeting at the YWCA for Community Relations and
Domestic Violence Month Activities.
September 26, 2016 An SRO attended a meeting with Waimea Canyon Middle School Vice
Principal regarding Evacuation Drill.
TRAIIVINGS / PRESENTATIONS / PUBLIC SPEAKING / OTHERS:
September 7, 2016 An SRO did a Teen Suicide presentation for girls court. 1.5 hrs
1+SLE0A
September 7, 2016 Sergeant participated in the Honor Guard Unit for the *
Conference at the Hyatt in Poipu
September 8, 2016 An SRO attended CORE Team meeting at Kauai High School. 1 hr.
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Submitted by:
-fs ✓ —7 /1.01'e e, u,Ie
JOHN MULLINEAUX 02592
Acting Sergeant ISB
10 -04 -16 2000 hours
Comments:
Page 4 of 4
PATROL SERVICES BUREAU
MONTHLY ACTIVITY REPORT
September 2016
F" ------------------------------- ._._._._._.,
i ARFSTS,;
3 3 i
.......
! A. FELONY
83 !
i B. MISDEMEANOR
236 i
C. DUI
14
L----------------------------------------
- - - - -r
...............................................
:y
i
LEGAL SERVICE 1113 i
! EBENCH WARRANT s
!----------------------------------------- - - - - --
Revised 06/01/2011
PATROL SERVICES BUREAU
QUARTERLY REPORT FOR:
JULY, AUGUST, SEPTEMBER 2016
Following are statistics compiled by the Patrol Services Bureau:
2016 2015
CITATIONS 4704 4548
Attached information sheets details the Patrol Activities during the Third Quarter
of the current calendar.
PATROL SERVICES BUREAU
REPORT FOR THE 3rd QUARTER OF 2016
ACTIVITIES:
In addition to the daily Bureau responsibilities during this quarter, Patrol Services were involved
in the following personnel movements and activities:
PROMOTIONS
NEW HIRE
Ms. Nikki M. Strauss was selected from a referred list to fill the vacant Senior Clerk position effective
Friday, September 16, 2016. Ms. Strauss is assigned to the Patrol Services Bureau, Kawaihau District,
TRANSFERS
Effective Sunday, August 21, 2016:
NAME TO
Ofc. Kristopher Breyer Lihue Squad 1
ASSIGNMENTS TO/IN PATROL
Effective Tuesday, August 9, 2016:
NAME
Sgt. Sandy Wakumoto
Ofc. Hanson Hsu
Effective Friday, September 2, 2016:
NAME
Ofc. Michael Buratti
MILITARY LEAVE
APPOINTMENTS
RETIREMENTS
TO
Lihue Squad 2
Lihue Squad 3
TO
Hanalei Squad 1
FROM
ATB
FROM
PSB Admin.
PSB Admin.
FROM
PSB Admin.
TRAINING:
JULY 2016
16 -16049 07/07/16
FIREARMS QUALIFICATION
A.C. ROY ASHER
16 -16060 07/12/16 TO 7/15/16
2016 MAKANI PAHILI EXERCISE
07/12/16 TO 07/13/16
A/CAPT, SCOTT BREDE
LT. KENNISON NAGAHISA
LT, JAMES RODRIGUEZ
16 -16063 07/19/16
CUSTOMER SERVICE TRAINING
A.C. ROY ASHER
LT, JON TAKAMURA
LT. SCOTT KAUI
LT. TRENT SHIMABUKURO
16 -16066 07/18/16 TO 07/19/16
A/CAPT, SCOTT BREDE
07/15/16
A/CAPT. SCOTT BREDE
OFC. BOBBY THOMPSON
OFC. JOSHUA LEWES
LT, KENNISON NAGAHISA
LT, JAMES RODRIGUEZ
A /CAPT. SCOTT BREDE
TASER USER CERTIFICATION TRAINING
OFC. ARTHUR STYAN
OFC. JOEL SNYDER
OFC. BRAD CANDIDO
AUGUST 2016
OFC. ERIC HIGA
OFC. DUSTIN BROAD
16 -16065 08/08/16
C.A.L.E.A, STATIC DISPLAY PRESENTATION
SGT, JASON OVERMYER
16 -16073 08/23/16
TELEPHONIC SEARCH WARRANTS AND CELLPHONE TOWER DATA
A.C. ROY ASHER
Con't AUGUST 2016
16 -16075 08/23/16 TO 08/24/16
TASER USER CERTIFICATION TRAINING
OFC. AARON LESTER
OFC. WADE TAKEMOTO
OFC. ROLLAND PEAHU
OFC. MICHAEL MARSHALL
OFC, RICHARD BROWN
OFC. STEVEN VINZANT
SEPTEMBER 2016
OFC. ROLDAN AGBAYANI
OFC, LARRY SOLIMAN
OFC. MACY TELLES
OFC, CREIGHTON TAMAGAWA
OFC. MARNIE FERNANDEZ
OFC. JONATHAN ANDERSON
16 -16070 09/23/16
WHY HEROIN ?: THE HAZARDS AND DANGERS OF HEROIN_ /FENTANYL
INVESTIGATIONS
A.C. ROY ASHER
LT, TRENT SHIMABUKURO
LT. SCOTT KAUI
LT, JON TAKAMURA
16 -16071 09/09/16
A/CAPT, SCOTT BREDE
LT. JAMES RODRIGUEZ
LT, KENNISON NAGAHISA
IMMIGRATION TRAINING: FOR THOSE CONVICTED OR ACCUSED OF CRIME
A/CAPT. SCOTT BREDE
MONTHLY TRAFFIC REPORT
SEPTEMBER 2016
TRAFFIC
COLLISIONS
VIOLATIONS
DISTRICT
FATAL
COUNT
FATAL INJURY
T /CS T /CS
MOVE
PARK
MISC
SEAT
BELT
TOTAL
LIHUE
0
0
7
234 54
177
17
482
WAIMEA
0
1
45 5
33
2t
85
-
-0
- -
- - -- -
-
-- -
- -_
-
KOLOA
0
0
0
-
0
7
6
62
- - -- 10
191 111
- - -57
162
_ 8
23
137
387
KAWAIHAU
HANALEI
41
421 2421
45
21
331
0
0
TOTAL
0
0
25
574 322
1
474
52
1422
TOTAL
YEAR
7
7!
185
58381 2750
4078
5251
13191
MONTH
PREV YR
0
- - - -
01
35
630 161
-
459
94
--- -
1344
- - -- -
TO DATE
PREV YR
2
2
236
6704 19391
5403
820
14866
Community Oriented Policing Report
Traffic Safety Section
TO: DARRYL D. PERRY, CHIEF OF POLICE
VIA: MICHAEL M. CONTRADES, DEPUTY CHIEF, OFFICE OF THE CHIEF
ROY A. ASHER, ASSISTANT CHIEF OF POLICE, PSB
SCOTT K. BREDE, ACTING CAPTAIN, PSB a!�* it- it7
FROM: JON TAKAMURA, LIEUTENANT, PSB
SUBJECT: COMMUNITY ORIENTED POLICING REPORT FOR SEPTEMBER 2016
I. ENFORCEMENT EFFORTS
Platoon
Parking
Misc.
Seatbelt
Moving
TOTAL
OVUII
Traffic Section
0
26
28
147
201
4
TOTALS
1 0
26
28
147
201
4
II.
III.
SPECIAL OPERATIONS
A. 9/4 Traffic Safety Section participated with traffic control for the annual Kauai
Marathon.
MEETINGS/TRAININGS
A. 9/6 — Traffic Safety Section Commander attended the quarterly Traffic
Commanders meeting on Oahu.
B. 9/7 — Traffic Safety Section Sergeant attended the quarterly Traffic Commanders
meeting on Oahu.
C. 9/17 — Traffic Safety Section Commander attended the monthly Traffic Records
Coordinating Committee meeting on Oahu.
D. 9/22 — Traffic Safety Section Commander attended the quarterly E- citation meeting
on Oahu.
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E. 9/23 - Traffic Safety Section Commander attended a Heroin training on Kauai.
F. 9/26 -27 - Traffic Safety Section attended an Active Shooter training.
G. 9/29 - Traffic Safety Section Commander attended the monthly Impaired Driving
Task Force meeting on Oahu.
H. 9/30 - Traffic Safety Section attended a Leadership training with members from
Wilcox Hospital.
IV. COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES AND INVOLVEMENT
A. 9/24 - Traffic Safety Section assisted with a Car Seat Inspection at Walmart.
Submitted by:
Jon Takarr
Lieutenant
10/04/16
K -103
Lihue
1000 hours
Page 2 of 2
Community Oriented Policing Report
WAIMEA District
TO: DARRYL
D.
PERRY, CHIEF
OF POLICE
Moving
rf V
MICHAEL
M.
CONTRADES,
DEPUTY CHIE
55
OF POLICE
VIA: ROY A. ASHER, ASSISTANT CHIEF OF POLICE, PSB
SCOTT K. BREDE, CAPTAIN, PSB
FROM: TRENT SHIMABUKURO, LIEUTENANT, PSB, WAIMEA
SUBJECT: COMMUNITY ORIENTED POLICING REPORT FOR SEPTEMBER 2016
I. ENFORCEMENT EFFORTS
Platoon
Parking
Misc.
Seatbelt
Moving
OVUII
I
6
25
8
55
II
3
12
2
10
111
1
27
34
TOTALS
10
64
10
99
II. SPECIAL OPERATIONS
A. No projects due to the unavailability of personnel.
III. MEETINGS
A. Attended the Hurricane Preparedness meeting on 090216,
the LAP meeting on 091316 at the YWCA, HUB training on
092216 and a Dangerous Heroin /Fentanyl Investigation
training on 092316. Officers also attended two
consecutive days of Active Shooter Training,
IV. COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES AND INVOLVEMENT
A. One Officer Coaches Girls Softball, a support staff
member coaches High School Football with another Officer
from the district.
Page 1 of 2
Submitted by:
ent`�iimabukuro
Lieutenant
100616
K -104
Waimea
1600 Hrs,
Page 2 of 2
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
September 21, 2016
Mr. Darryl Duane Perry
Lihue, Hawaii
Dear Darryl:
Thank you for writing. As President and as a father, I am deeply grateful to the brave men and
women in uniform who serve and protect families and communities across America. I appreciate your
sharing your experience with me.
Law enforcement officials represent the best of our Nation, and they deserve the best from it. As
you know well, they have enormously tough jobs. After putting their lives on the line every single day to
keep us safe, they deserve to return home to their loved ones at the end of each shift. Throughout my
Presidency, I've spent time with members of the tight -knit law enforcement community. I know that
when tragedy strikes law enforcement, it is as devastating as a loss in the family. Any attack on police is
an unjustified attack on all of us, on the rule of law, and on civilized society.
Some are trying to use recent events to divide police and the communities they serve. I reject
those efforts, for they do not reflect the reality of our Nation. Law enforcement is most effective when
people have confidence in the system, and my Administration is taking steps to enhance community
policing and strengthen the relationship between these dedicated professionals and those they protect.
We cannot ask police to solve issues we refuse to address as a society. We should give them the
resources they need to do their jobs, and we must give our best efforts to address the underlying
challenges that contribute to crime and unrest.
Again, thank you for taking the time to write. I have faith that we will reject division and stay
united as one American family. We are at our best when we recognize our common humanity, set an
example of trust and responsibility for our children, and honor the sacrifices of our bravest by coming
together to be better.
Sincerely,