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Home My WebLink About10-26-2018 Agenda PacketGerald Bahouth Chair Mary K. Hertog Vice Chair Members: Catherine Adams Leina' ala Jardin Kevin Mince Roy Morita COUNTY OF KAUA'I POLICE COMMISSION NOTICE OF MEETING AND AGENDA Friday, October 26, 2018 9:00 a.m. or shortly thereafter Mo'ikeha Building, Meeting Room 2A/2B, Lihu`e, Hawaii 96766 CALL TO ORDER CHAIR'S COMMENTS/ANNOUNCEMENTS OFFICERS OF THE MONTH • Officer's Kristopher Breyer, Joel Snyder and Creighton Tamagawa APPROVAL OF THE OPEN SESSION MEETING MINUTES OF SEPTEMBER 28, 2018 CHIEF'S MONTHY REPORTS, ANNOUNCEMENTS AND PERTINENT UPDATES 1. Administrative and Technical Bureau Reports for the period of September 2018 2. Investigative Services Bureau 3. Summary Reports: Calls for Service and Incident, Collision, Traffic Enforcement, Arrest, Offense by Severity, Warrant/Warrant Type and Legal Services BUSINESS KPC 2018-06 Discussion and possible decision -making on revising the Kauai Police Commission Rules on Administrative Practice and Procedure to reflect the Intermediate Court of Appeals decision of June 2016 regarding the discipline of the chief of police, commission oversight and supervision of the chief. (Deferred on September 26, 2018) KPC 2018-15 General overview by representatives from the Department of Human Resources on the procedures used in the investigation of County department heads subject to removal by a Board or Commission. Kaua `i County is an Equal Opportunity Employer ANNOUNCEMENTS Next regular monthly meeting - Friday, November 16, 2018, 9:00 a.m. at the Mo'ikeha Building, Meeting Room 2A/2B. Executive Session to follow. EXECUTIVE SESSION 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 and discuss charges brought against an officer or employee of the County, 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: ES KPC 2018-001 Monthly update by Office of Professional Standards Lieutenant Scott Williamson on the status of the Department's disposition on all formal notarized complaints that were filed with the Kauai Police Department, including complaints that were filed with the Police Commission and referred to the Office of the Chief for further review. ES KPC 2018-002 Monthly update by Acting Police Chief Michael Contrades or his designated representative on any significant adverse incidents/events involving personnel in the Kauai Police Department that could potentially impact the County, the Police Commission and the Kauai Police Department. ES KPC 2018-025 Pursuant to Hawaii Revised Statutes §92-4 and §92-5 (a) and (2) and (4), the purpose of this Executive Session is for the Commission to discuss the hiring of a new Police Chief and other related items, and to consult with its attorney on questions and issues pertaining to the Commission's powers, duties, privileges, immunities and liabilities as they may relate to this agenda item. (On -going) ES KPC 2018-031 Pursuant to Hawaii Revised Statutes §92-4, §92-5 (a) (4) the purpose of this Executive Session is for the Commission to consult with its attorney on issues pertaining to the Commission's powers, duties, privilege immunities, and or liabilities as they may relate to a discussion and possible decision - making regarding administrative rules. (Deferred on September 26, 2018) ES KPC 2018-033 Pursuant to Hawaii Revised Statutes §92-4, §92-5 (a) (4), §92-9 (a) (1-4) and (b), the purpose of this Executive Session is for the Commission to approve the Executive Session meeting minutes of September 28, 2018 to consult with its attorney on issues pertaining to the Commission's powers, privileges, immunities, and or liabilities as they may relate to this agenda item. Kauai Police Commission — Friday, October 26, 2018 RETURN TO OPEN SESSION Ratify the actions taken by Police Commission in Executive Session for the following agenda items: ES KPC 2018-001, ES KPC 2018-002, ES KPC 2018-025, ES KPC 2018-031 and ES KPC 2018-032. 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 PUBLIC COMMENTS and TESTIMONY Persons wishing to offer comments are encouraged to submit written testimony at least 24-hours prior to the meeting indicating: 1. Your name and if applicable, your position/title and organization you are representing 2. The agenda item that you are providing comments on; and 3. Whether you will be testifying in person or submitting written comment only. 4. If you are unable to submit your testimony at least 24 hours prior to the meeting, please provide 10 copies of your written testimony at the meeting. While every effort will be made to copy, organize and collate all testimony received, materials received on the day of the meeting or improperly identified may be distributed to the members after the meeting is concluded. The length of time allocated to person(s) wishing to present verbal testimony may be limited at the discretion of the chairperson or presiding member. Send written testimony to: Kaua'i Police Commission Office of Boards and Commissions 4444 Rice Street, Suite 150 Uhu`e, Hawaii 96766 E-Mail: mromo a,kauai.gov Phone: (808) 241-4920 Facsimile: (808) 241-5127 cc: County Attorney Mauna Kea Trask Acting Chief of Police Michael Contrades Kauai Police Commission — Friday, October 26, 2018 SPECIAL ASSISTANCE If you need an ASL Interpreter, materials in an alternate format, o' other auxiliary aid support, or an interpreter for a language other than English, please contact Lani Agoot at (808) 241-4917 or lagoot(@kauai.gov at least seven calendar days prior to the meeting. Kauai Police Commission — Friday, October 26, 2018 COUNTY OF KAUAI DRAFT Minutes of Meeting OPEN SESSION Board/Commission I Kauai Police Commission Meeting Date I September 28, 2018 Location Mo'ikeha Building — Meeting Room 2A/B Start of Meeting: 9:03 a.m. I End of Meeting: 10:05 a.m. Present Chair Gerald Bahouth; Vice Chair Mary K. Hertog; Commissioners: Leina'ala Jardin and Kevin Mince. Also present: Board & Commissions Office Staff. Support Clerk Mercedes Omo; Administrator Nicholas R. Courson; Office of the County Attorney: Deputy County Attorney Mark Ishmael; Police Department: Acting Chief of Police Michael Contrades; Assistant Chief Robert Gausepohl; Assistant Chief Roy Asher; Captains Mark Ozaki and Roderick Green and Acting Lieutenant Darla Nonaka; Officers Vernon Basuel and Anthony Chavez•, and numerous ranking officers and patrol officers in the Kauai Police Department. Excused Commissioners Catherine Adams and Roy Morita Absent SUBJECT DISCUSSION ACTION Call To Order Chair Bahouth called the meeting to order at 9:03 a.m. with four Commissioners present to conduct business. Public None. Testimony Chair's None. Comments/ Announcements Officers of the Reading the commendations for Officers of the Month was Captain Roderick Green. Month Officers Basuel and Chavez were honored for conducting a thorough investigation in an expeditious manner in which video surveillance evidence and statements from witnesses were recovered that led to the apprehension of the culprit who was suspected in committing a double arson of a vehicle. Because of Officers Basuel and Chavez's commitment to service the people of Kauai with respect and integrity and professionalism, they ensured the safety of the community by quickly apprehending the subject who recklessly placed the lives of others in danger of death or bodily injury. Kauai Police Commission Regular Open Session Meeting Minutes Of September 28, 2018 Page 2 SUBJECT DISCUSSION ACTION Chief Contrades presented Officers Basuel and Chavez with Certificates of exemplary service and dedication to their duties, and congratulated them on being nominated as the Kauai Police Department's Officers of the Month. Additionally, Chief Contrades announced the retirement of Acting Deputy Chief of Police Robert Gausepohl. Chief Gausepohl joined the force in February 1994. He has served his community with distinction and honor and did a tremendous job in changing the culture in the Department. Chief Contrades stated that Acting Deputy Chief Gausepohl was the driving force in streamlining the Department's hiring process and in his unwavering work, he was able to master the County's procurement process. One of his most notable accomplishments was securing $2.3 million dollars of funding to acquire a state of the art Records Management System at no cost to the County. He improved fiscal accountability through innovation that saved the County literally millions of dollars. Acting Deputy Chief Gausepohl is scheduled to retire at the end of the business day after 24 years and 7 months of dedicated service. Approval of Regular Open Session Minutes of September 14, 2018. Vice Chair Hertog moved to amend Minutes the meeting minutes verbatim to Chair Bahouth called for a motion to approve or amend the meeting minutes. reflect the discussion between Mr. Mince, Acting Chief Contrades and The following is a verbatim transcript as noted in the motion that was made by Vice Chair County Attorney Mauna Kea Trask Hertog. on the Department's recruitment efforts. Ms. Jardin seconded the Mr. Mince: Mike, I have some questions on your recruiting program, vacancies, and your motion. seven -step. I saw your memo, the one that you guys wrote to me through Chip on the The motion carried 5:0. questions that I asked at the July meeting so let me clarify a few things. I looked at the results of the written test on the number showed and the number failed up until this recent one, and you guys also included the number of people who took the physical test and failed, but that has been eliminated. Kauai Police Commission Regular Open Session Meeting Minutes Of September 28, 2018 Page 3 SUBJECT DISCUSSION ACTION Chief Contrades: Sorry, what page are you on Sir? Mr. Mince: Page 4 of KPD stuff. ChiefContrades: So what you're saying is, we don't have the PRST listed on there anymore. Mr. Mince: Yeah, if you look on Page 3 it shows you the number that failed the PRST, but that's been eliminated. The reason I mentioned that is important, Mike, because I need to clarify a few things in my own mind because I don't understand where you're going with recruitment. In today's environment it seems just getting a person to sign up to take the test to be a police officer is important. Everybody is important so when a body fails the written test, or a body fails the physical test, that's a big chunk out of the total number because not many people are signing up to take the test anyway. So that's kind of the premise of where I'm going. But playa little gymnastics with me for a second, 1 think you said you had 17 vacancies for officers now? Chief Contrades: The last I was told it was 14. Mr. Mince: Okay, it said 17 in your book here. Chief Contrades: I think we recently hired. Mr. Mince: You started an academy class... Chief Contrades: 1 believe it will start in October. Mr. Mince: Okay, alright, great. Chief Contrades: If not sooner. Mr. Mince: But vacancies holdfairly steady throughout the year, correct? I mean there 20, Kauai Police Commission Regular Open Session Meeting Minutes Of September 28, 2018 Page 4 SUBJECT DISCUSSION ACTION 17, 10, then back up to 17, 21. It ranges in that range somewhere and it has for years from what I remember. Chief Contrades: At one point we were pretty close to filling all of the vacancies. One thing to consider is that we've added a lot of positions, so if you want to compare us to the past, we're actually two short. Mr. Mince: I don't want to compare you to anything. You've got an x-number of vacancies, so what are you doing to fill those vacancies? Okay, alright, so work with me on this, when you don't have enough officers to cover patrol and you don't meet the minimums you would have to bring someone in on overtime, is that right? Chief Contrades: Yes. Mr. Mince: Generally? Chief Contrades: Yes. Mr. Mince: And when you bring someone in on overtime and they work eight or nine hours overtime? How many hours do they work? Chief Contrades: Patrol officers cannot work beyond 17 hours. Mr. Mince: Okay, so the extra shift is how many hours? Chief Contrades: It's eight hours. Mr. Mince: Okay, so over the course of a month and throughout KPD's three districts, how many times does that happen? Rough average? Chief Contrades: I couldn't give you the accurate numbers right now, but it's frequently. Kauai Police Commission Regular Open Session Meeting Minutes Of September 28, 2018 Page 5 SUBJECT DISCUSSION ACTION Mr. Mince: Frequently? Chief Contrades: Yes. Mr. Mince: So if it happens and you're working an 8 hour overtime shift and it happens 8 times a month, that's 64 overtime hours minimum, right? And it happens more than you would like, I'm sure. Right? Chief Contrades: If we had all of the vacancies filled, then the overtime would be reduced. Mr. Mince: Right, that wouldn't happened, right? Chief Contrades: Right. Mr. Mince: Okay, good. So in order to adjust the recruiting problem; not the recruiting program. In order to address the vacancies, you created a recruiting program and one of the steps is this junior officer becoming an explorer who becomes police apprentices, who ideally become KPD officers. Chief Contrades: Yes. Mr. Mince: Right, and that's a great concept program. When do we see the first body out of that? Chief Contrades: We are working on it. I mean, it's going to take time. We are presently doing our Junior Police Academy so that's coming up and we're having two this year. As for the Explorer Program, we are trying to expand that program as well, but it's not strictly for explorers, I mean if we have a kid; no,1 shouldn't say a kid because eighteen is an adult. But someone who is interested in the program, we would take that person too. It's something that we are trying to do. What we've seen over the years is, we have kids Kauai Police Commission Regular Open Session Meeting Minutes Of September 28, 2018 Page 6 SUBJECT DISCUSSION ACTION who are interested in becoming police officers who don't necessarily have a nexus to college. But there are good kids who are part of this community and who could become police officers so we are just trying to fill that void and that vacancy. Mr. Mince: I understand and it's a great concept program and I'm not arguing about the concept, but it's got a bunch of moving parts and all of the parts depend on the first part feeding the second part, feeding the third part, and feeding the academy. Chief Contrades: If you look at it from that point, that's how the program would work, but we're not necessarily depending on it because like I mentioned, you could have a high school kid apply who is eighteen years old who says I would like to join the police department but I'm not ready yet. We're just trying to fill the vacancies between ages eighteen and twenty- one where they are not allowed to carry a gun. Mr. Mince: In understand that and I fully support that and I understand that. I guess my point is, the program that you're embarking on is not going to produce any bodies for a while. Chief Contrades: Yes. Mr. Mince: Correct. So let's go back and focus on — they are people who go to HR (Human Resources) and say I want to take the police officer test. Let's focus on those people because those are birds in the hand, and least you 'll have them in the door. Okay, so what programs do you have to help those people get past the written test? Chief Contrades: What we sent you was our police exam prep course so when that's ready to go, anybody who wants to know more about the exam and what it entails, it will help them to get through it. There is an introduction page to KPD so they understand what we are all about and it also explains the entire hiring process because it is cumbersome and it and takes time. We also have written exam test taking tips and we show them what the physical readiness test is about where at some point, we will give them an opportunity to do the test Kauai Police Commission Regular Open Session Meeting Minutes Of September 28, 2018 Page 7 SUBJECT DISCUSSION ACTION if they want to. We are also going to talk to them about the personal history packet because that's something that takes a lot of time and effort. We are actually going to give them the packet up front and say to them if you really want to be a police officerfill this out now and we'll check it for you to make sure that it's complete. So when they're ready to go, all we need to do is take the packet and that person will be ready to go. Mr. Mince: Yeah, all that's great. But there are two steps in there that you actually have some control over and that is helping them to pass the written test and the physical test, okay. The thing is, you're going to explain the written test to them and give them a twenty- five questionnaire for them to complete. Chief Contrades: It's sample questions of the different types of test criteria that HR does, but it's not the exact test questions. So what we do is, when they're done we will analyze the responses, and if needed, we will try to guide them on what to do to improve in that particular section so when they actually take the exam, they will be better prepared for it. Mr. Mince: So you're not going to do anything other than give them a practice test and tell them where they're weak. Chief Contrades: Yes. Mr. Mince: Okay. Same thing with the physical, you're going to put them through the physical test and if they fail you're going to say hey, you need to work on push-ups, pull ups or whatever. Chief Contrades: We can give classes on nutrition to help them improve in those particular areas. 1 mean, we're not going to say hey, you suck in this area so see you later. Our staff is really good and our fitness instructors are really good and they are going to spend the time trying to get them to the point where... we can't do it for them; at some point they're going to have to do it for themselves. So we just want to give them the tools to do it. Mr. Mince: A lot of mainland departments across the nation actually have classes where Kauai Police Commission Regular Open Session Meeting Minutes Of September 28, 2018 Page 8 SUBJECT DISCUSSION ACTION they would bring these people in on a Wednesday night and Saturday morning and they would actually get them in a group and motivate them to run or motivate them to do push- ups. You guys aren't going to do that I take it. Chief Contrades: Not at this point, but we can take a look into it. Mr. Mince: The reason I said that is, and I think I mentioned this once before, and the same goes for the written test. You're not going to do anything to pass the written test other than say hey, you're grammar is no good or you need to work on spelling. You're not going to do anything to help them with that like a lot of mainland departments do, which is to help them pass the written test. Chief Contrades: I believe that's what we're doing is trying to help them pass the written exam. Mr. Mince: Well, you're going to give them a twenty-five question test... Chief Contrades: We're also going to give them written exam test taking tips to help them to understand the exam. Mr. Mince: I understand that and that's a great one -hour block, but you're not going to do anything to help them with their grammar, spelling and reading comprehension. County Attorney Trask: I'm sorry Chair, ifl may. For the record, Mauna Kea Trask County Attorney. Just to interject for a moment, 1 just would like to note that under the Charter all administrative affairs of the department are to be referred to the Chief, who in this case is Acting Chief Contrades. The Commission does not have administrative authority, and I am aware of what Mr. Mince does outside of his county associated duties of the Police Commission. I understand that you train or educate people in the system to help them pass the police test — like police examinations. 1 also want to make it clear for the record that I don't know where this is going and 1 have administrative concerns about not wanting the Kauai Police Commission Regular Open Session Meeting Minutes Of September 28, 2018 Page 9 SUBJECT DISCUSSION ACTION Chiefs office trying to go into your kuleana, or this board trying to go into the Chiefs kuleana. Also, I need to caution all of you that using your official duties on matters you may have a financial interest in, or if it touches upon your own personal stuff outside of the county, you are getting close to an ethical problem. So I just want to make that known at this time that I'm putting it out there. Chair Bahouth: I don't think that Kevin teaches that class at... Mr. Mince: No. I will address your point Mauna Kea because you made it in front of all of these people. When I worked at the college I had a grant that started the Police Explorer Program through Darla, and it also put on a police prep course to help people pass the written test. There are seven officers in KPD right now that went through the college class which I put on and they're now in KPD, okay. But when the grant ended years ago, that class stopped. A year ago when KPD was under the gun from the County Council about why people were not passing the written test, I went to the college and said hey, let's put this class on again. I'll teach it for free with no financial interest; I'll teach it for free. All we have to do is get KPD on board so we contacted KPD and KPD said no, we can't support that program because it discriminates against people from the mainland who won't have the opportunity to take the test. Chief Contrades: For the record, 1 have no idea what you're talking about. Mr. Mince: Yeah, you don't Mike, but there are other people sitting in this room... County Attorney Trask: I just want to say for the record for Mr. Mince 's protection, he has no financial interest in any training organization and to confirm for the record, not only financial, but you don't receive any other consideration for the work you do outside, correct? Kauai Police Commission Regular Open Session Meeting Minutes Of September 28, 2018 Page 10 SUBJECT DISCUSSION ACTION Mr. Mince: I don't do any work for the outside. County Attorney Trask. If that could be known on record to protect Mr. Mince from any ethical charges that would otherwise be found against him. So, thank you very much for clarifying that for record. Also, in the matter of the public interest, Mr. Mince appears to not be in an ethics problem. But and the same time, please be aware of the separation of powers between the Commission and the Police Department. Thank you. Mr. Mince: I'll defer to the Chair. Can I ask questions about recruiting? Chair Bahouth: Yes, I think you can ask questions about recruiting, it's in this packet that you provided at one point to everybody. And I think the questions would be more of an update as to where KPD is at regarding the seven points because originally, the agenda was to get an update on the seven points. You had asked that in the July meeting to Rob when Rob was here, but we didn't have the August meeting so I think we should stick to the subject of an update as to this presentation. Then, if there are things that we want to make a point to that are things they can look at, we can make a recommendation. But again, that would be their call. Mr. Courson: Chair. Chair Bahouth: Yes. Mr. Courson: Nicholas Courson, Administrator for the Office of Boards and Commissions for the record. Is that presentation on this agenda? Chair Bahouth: No, the presentation was made back in May. Mike made the presentation in May. Mr. Courson: You know, the Sunshine Law isn't always a black or white thing and this seems like a very long discussion to me in relation to the monthly updates in which the public Kauai Police Commission Regular Open Session Meeting Minutes Of September 28, 2018 Page 11 SUBJECT DISCUSSION ACTION may very much have an interest in recruiting. So if this is an item that is going to warrant quite a bit of discussion, I think it should be agenda'd. Mr. Mince: It's on the agenda, right under the Chief's Monthly Reports — Administrative and Technical Reports, including an update on the Department's recruitment efforts and that's what I'm asking about. Mr. Courson: Writing an agenda is part science and part art, but 1 don't know if that's descriptive enough to include a full blown discussion on recruitment. 1 don't see ... I mean recruitment efforts, I don't know. I would... Vice Chair Hertog: If I may, because I think we need to move on. I think what Commissioner Mince is trying to ask was Mike, are you doing anything over and above if someone fails the physical fitness test to get that person up to standards to potentially pass later on, and are you doing anything over and above like showing a person how to take test and pointing out their weak areas to them. Do I have that right? Is that what you're asking? Mr. Mince: No, what I'm asking is beyond that because it's easy to tell somebody how to take a test. Vice Chair Herto: Okay, well 1 think the answer is pretty much no. You point out areas... Chief Contrades: We are going above and beyond right now. There are much more that's been done in the past, and the reality is that we're going to see how all of this works out. I mean, if someone needs help with their grammar, spelling, and so forth and that program is available, then great. You know, our staff has their jobs to do as well and this is going way beyond their normal jobs so - we've been recruiting. For the record, we have hired over 80 plus police officers over the last 6 years and I don't think anybody in the past can touch that statistic. I mean, we've worked extremely hard — all of these people sitting here have worked very hard to hire more because that's what we are most concerned about. This is not a Kaua `i problem, this is a national problem. I just came backfrom LEEDS where I sat with Kauai Police Commission Regular Open Session Meeting Minutes Of September 28, 2018 Page 12 SUBJECT DISCUSSION ACTION 60 police chiefs from around this country and we all have the same problem. They have the same issues; some of them aren't doing what we are trying to do and so I really believe what we are doing goes above and beyond what is normally being done. So, if that program is available, then great. But again, for the record, this is the first time I'm hearing that you were offering that a year ago and someone told you no. Chair Bahouth: So that can be revisited. Vice Chair Hertog: But on a different agenda. Chair Bahouth: For this one. It was really just an update on the presentation... Chief Contrades: So bottom line is the update. The last piece is we're waiting for HR - we had a recent discussion with HR and they are working on the questions going forward. [end] With no further discussion, Chair Bahouth moved on to the Chiefs Monthly Reports. Chiefs Monthly 1. Administrative and Technical Bureau Reports for the period of August 2018 The Reports were acknowledged by Reports & 2. Investigative Services Bureau the Commissioners. Pertinent 3. Summary Reports: Calls for Service and Incident, Collision, Traffic Enforcement, Updates Arrest, Offense by Severity, Warrant/Warrant Type and Legal Services Vice Chair Hertog commented that August was another busy month for the Department as there were a lot of sexual assaults and suicides. She noted that in the last couple of months, the Department has seen a rise in violent crimes, abuse and deaths and it doesn't seem to be getting any better. But compared to Oahu, the amount of crimes that are being committed on Kauai is less than what the Honolulu Police Department have to deal with. With no further discussion, Chair Bahouth moved on to item KPC 2018-06. Kauai Police Commission Regular Open Session Meeting Minutes Of September 28, 2018 Page 13 SUBJECT DISCUSSION ACTION Business Discussion and possible decision -making on revising the Kauai Police Commission Rules Deferred pending the selection of KPC 2018-06 on Administrative Practice and Procedure to reflect the Intermediate Court of Appeals the candidates to move forward to decision of June 2016 regarding the discipline of the chief of police, commission oversight the next phase. and supervision of the chief. (Deferred on September 14, 2018) Announcement Next regular meeting — 9:00 a.m. on Friday, October 26, 2018 at the Mo'ikeha Building, Meeting Room 2A/2B. Executive Session to follow. Executive Pursuant to Hawaii Revised Statutes §92-4, §92-5 (a) (2) and (4), the purpose of this At 9:30 a.m. Vice Chair Hertog read Session Executive Session is for the Commission to review and discuss charges brought against an the Hawaii Revised Statutes to officer or employee of the County, where consideration of matters affecting privacy will bring the meeting into Executive be involved, provided that if the individual concerned requests an open meeting, an open Session. 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 Monthly update by Office of Professional Standards Lieutenant Scott Williamson on the KPC 2018-001 status of the Department's disposition on all formal notarized complaints that were filed with the Kauai Police Department, including complaints that were filed with the Police Commission and referred to the Office of the Chief for further review. ES Monthly update by Acting Police Chief Michael Contrades or his designated KPC 2018-002 representative on any significant adverse incidents/events involving personnel in the Kauai Police Department that could potentially impact the County, the Police Commission and the Kauai Police Department. ES Pursuant to Hawaii Revised Statutes §92-4 and §92-5 (a) and (2) and (4), the purpose of KPC 2018-025 this Executive Session is for the Commission to discuss the hiring of a new Police Chief and other related items, and to consult with its attorney on questions and issues pertaining to the Commission's powers, duties, privileges, immunities and liabilities as they may relate to this agenda item. (On -going) ES Pursuant to Hawaii Revised Statutes §92-4, §92-5 (a) (4) the purpose of this Executive KPC 2018-031 Session is for the Commission to consult with its attorney on issues pertaining to the Commission's powers, duties, privilege immunities, and or liabilities as they may relate to a discussion and possible decision -making regarding administrative rules. Kauai Police Commission Regular Open Session Meeting Minutes Of September 28, 2018 Page 14 SUBJECT DISCUSSION ACTION ES Pursuant to Hawaii Revised Statutes §92-4, §92-5 (a) (4), §92-9 (a) (1-4) and (b), the Vice Chair Hertog moved to enter KPC 2018-032 purpose of this Executive Session is for the Commission to approve the Executive Session into Executive Session. Ms. Jardin meeting minutes of September 14, 2018 to consult with its attorney on issues pertaining to seconded the motion. The motion the Commission's powers, privileges, immunities, and or liabilities as they may relate to carried 5:0. At 9:30 a.m. the this agenda item. Commission entered into Executive Session. Return to Open At 10:05 a.m. the Commissioners reconvened in Open Session. Chair Bahouth called for a Vice Chair Hertog moved to ratify Session to ratify motion to ratify the actions taken in Executive Session. the actions taken in Executive the actions taken Session. Mr. Mince seconded the in Executive motion. The motion carried 4:0. Session. ES KPC 2018-001: Motion carried 4:0 to receive the Monthly Reports. ES KPC 2018-002: Update provided by the permitted inter action group ("PIG"). ES KPC 2018-031: Deferred pending the hiring of a new Police Chief. ES KPC 2018-032: Motion carried 4:0 to approve the Executive Session Minutes of September 14, 2018. Adjournment With no further business to conduct, Chair Bahouth called for a motion to adjourn the Vice Chair Hertog moved to meeting. adjourn. Mr. Mince seconded the motion. The motion carried 4:0. At 10:05 a.m., the meeting Kauai Police Commission Regular Open Session Meeting Minutes Of September 28, 2018 Page 15 SUBJECT DISCUSSION ACTION adjourned. Submitted by: Mercedes Omo, Staff Support Clerk () Approved as circulated on () Approved as amended. See minutes of meeting. Reviewed and Approved by: Gerald Bahouth, Chair REPORTING PERIOD KAUX I POLICE DEPARTMENT jk A: POLICE COMMISSION MONTHLY REPORT SEPTEMBER 2018 ADMINISTRATIVE AND TECHNICAL BUREAU Budget Summary (Estimate): Period of August 2018 BUREAU BUDGET EXPENDITURES ENCUMBRANCES BALANCE 17% OF TO DATE TO DATE 8/31/2018 BUDGET Chiefs Office $33,802,294.00 $5,207,652.93 $813,378.69 $27,781,262.38 18% Administrative & Technical 1,608,264.00 91,354.30 328,574.87 1,188,334.83 26% Bureau Investigative Services Bureau 692,403.00 14,897.13 26,469.37 651,036.50 6% Patrol Services Bureau 359,509.00 7,192.64 48,463.72 303,852.64 15% Total General Fund $36,462,470.00 $5,321,097.00 $1,216,886.65 $29,924,486.35 18% Asset Forfeiture Funds $80,008.00 $0.00 $0.00 $80,008.00 (No Salary & Wages 17,581,234.00 2,670,373.97 14,910,860.03 15% Overtime 2,538,207.00 549,521.77 1,988,685.23 22% Fringe Benefits 12,292,951.00 1,959,448.41 10,333,502.59 16% 32,412,392.00 5,179,344.15 27,233,047.85 16% Payroll% of Budget 89% 16% 84% Cumulative Overtime Hours FY2018 FY2019 Comparison through July 11,784 15,799 Personnel Status: As of 09-30-18, Close of Business AUTHORIZED ACTUAL VACANT Appointed 1 0 1(Chief of Police Sworn 161 146 15 (1 Assistant Chief, 14 Police Officers) County General Fund Grant Fund Civilian 74 58 16 (1 Pub Safety Comm Mgr, 1 Pub Safety Worker I, 1 Police Fleet Coord., 5 Dispatchers, 1 Admin. Support Asst, 1 Criminalist I, 1 Clerk Off -Duty, 1 SANE Coord., 4 School Crossing Guard Coun General Fund 63 52 11 Temporary & Grant Fund 5 1 4 Tem ora SANE 6 5 1 Total 236 204 32 1IPage Recruitment Update Recruitment Status Comments 911t Police 05/19/2018 written exam by HR: Recruit Class Applied —13 Invited —13 Showed — 7 Failed exam — 4 Passed exam/names referred — 3 Withdrew — 1 Pending review background investigations — 2 05/19/2018 Lateral Applicant Honolulu PD: Applied and Passed PRST —1 Withdrew —1 06/23/2018 written exam by HR: Applied —13 Invited — 9 Showed — 7 Failed exam — 5 Passed exam/names referred — 2 Withdrew —1 Disqualified — 1 Moving forward — 0 07/21/2018 written exam by HR: Applied — 28 Invited — 28 Showed —10 Failed exam — 6 Passed exam/names referred — 4 Disqualified — 3 Pending background investigation —1 09/22/2018 written exam by HR: Applied — 20 Invited — 20 Showed —14 Failed exam —12 Passed exam/names referred — 2 Pending submitting personal history packets (PHP) — 2 The Department of Human Resources will be administering a written exam on Saturday, October 20, 2018. Emergency 4 vacancies 09/22/2018 written exam by HR: Services Applied — 5 Dispatcher Invited — 5 Showed —1 Failed exam — 0 Passed exam/names referred —1 2 1 P a g e Pending submitted personal history packet (PHP) —1 Administrative 1 vacancy 04/64/2018 Support Names referred — 17 Assistant In house candidates — 2 Outside candidates —15 No response —1 Withdrew —10 Disqualified —1 Interviews were held on 09/21/18 — 5 pending recommendation from Chief s office. Criminalist 1 1 vacancy 09/15/2018 Names referred — 8 Withdrew — 4 Pending further testing — 4 Police Fleet 1 vacancy 09/20/2018 Services Applied —1 Coordinator Referred —1 Withdrew —1 Moving forward — 0 SANE Nurse (89 1 vacancy Continous recruitment day contract) School Crossing 4 Vacancies No names have been referred Guard Training Provided by Kaua'i Police Department: No Order No. Start Date End Date Tmining Description Personnel Hours Instructional Hours 1 17-17139 9/7/18 9/7/18 SRT Monthly Training 7 8 56 2 17-17139 9/21/18 9/21/18 SRT Monthly Training 10 8 80 3 17-17138 9/14/18 9/14/18 CST Training 4 8 32 4 9/4/18 9/28/18 90 Cellblock Training Group #2 4 152 608 Totals 25 176 776 Tra ning Attended off Island: Provided by Outside Agency No Order No. Start Date End Date Training Description Personnel Hours Instructional Hours 1 18-18091 9/9/18 9/12/18 Crime Stoppers Training Conference 1 32 32 2 18-18093 9/4/18 9/7/18 SAFARILAND Less Lethal Instructor Training 3 32 96 3 18-18094 9/20/18 9/21/18 ICCCIU Conference 2 16 32 4 18-18095 9/19/18 9/20/18 Hawaii Joint Counterterrorism Awareness Workshop 2 16 32 5 18-18096 9/26/18 9/28/18 NHTSA Data Training 1 24 24 6 18-18097 9/19/18 9/21/18 Hawaii Narcotics Officers Association Conference 3 24 72 7 18-18100 9/18/18 9/18/18 Grant Administrator Training 2 8 16 3 1 P a g e 8 18-18101 9/17/18 9/21/18 FBI Crisis Negotiation Course 1 40 40 9 18-18106 9/24/18 9/24/18 The Medical Evaluation of Physical Abuse of Children 1 8 8 Totals 16 200 352 Training Attended on Island: Provided by Outside Agency No Order No. Start Date End Date Training Description Personnel Hours Inshuctional Hours 1 18-18092 9/26/18 9/26/18 Consular Notification & Access Training 34 2 68 2 18-18105 9/11/18 9/14/18 1 Pictometry Training 91 1 91 Totals 125 3 159 Bench Warrant Tracking: Warrants Received Warrants Served Warrants Recalled Outstanding Warrants Total 170 72 15 1691 Intake Warrant Type: Arrest Warrants Bench Warrants eBW Traffic I eBW Criminal Juvenile Warrants Total Warrant Intake 15 4 1 69 80 2 170 Legal Service: Summons / TRO Protective TRO Subpoena Total Legal Grand Total Other Family Order Civil Service Intake 4 34 5 5 34 82 252 Firearms Registered: Handguns Rifles Shotguns Total 66 125 30 221 Firearms Imported: Handguns Rifles Shotguns Total 37 59 15 111 Submitted by: Electronicallv Submitted MARK OZAKI 01416 Captain ATB 10-10-18 1630 hours Comments: 4 1 P a g e KAUX I POLICE DEPARTMENT REPORTING PERIOD t-t r POLICE COMMISSION MONTHLY REPORT September 2018 INVESTIGATIVE SERVICES BUREAU G, CRiMES .SECTION MAJOR INCIDENTS / NOTABLE HIGHLIGHTS: Violation of Privacy A General Crimes detective conducted an investigation into a Violation of Privacy case. The detective's investigation revealed that after utilizing the bathroom, a Kauai Marriott employee, discovered a cell phone recording and that it had been recording for several minutes. The cell phone was recovered as evidence and a search warrant was executed on the device in which a suspect was identified and multiple video recordings of women using the bathroom were found. The 29 year old male suspect confessed to the recordings and was arrested for Violation of Privacy 1st and held in lieu of $1,000 bail. Death Related Report Detectives responded to a death related case in the Koloa area. Investigation revealed that a 62 year old male subject was found hanging in the backyard of his residence. The victim had been contemplating suicide, due to financial difficulties, since August 2018 and the family incorporated a safety plan. There were no signs of foul play noted at the scene and the victim was transported to Wilcox Hospital for pronouncement. This case will be left pending the autopsy results. Death Related Report Detectives investigated the death of a 55 year old female visitor from New Mexico. Investigation revealed that the victim had been diagnosed with cancer about 10 years ago which had recently spread throughout her entire body. The victim was given only a short time to live and her death was expected. There were no signs of foul play noted at the scene and she was transported to Wilcox Hospital for pronouncement. This case will be left pending the autopsy results. Sex Assault Detectives conducted an investigation of a sex assault case that occurred in Lihue. The investigation revealed that the 31 year old female victim was drinking alcohol with a female friend and a male acquaintance in a parking lot of a business in the Lihue area. A short while later, the male subject escorted the victim to a secluded area within the parking lot and forced the victim to perform oral sex until she blacked out. A SANE was performed on the victim and the YWCA responded to KPD. The male suspect, who is known to the victim was identified, but no contact has been made at this time. The investigation is still on -going and is pending the location of the suspect. SPECIAL FOCUS SECTION MAJOR INCIDENTS / NOTABLE HIGHLIGHTS: Unauthorized Entry into a Dwelling A Special Focus Detective was notified of an Unauthorized Entry into a Dwelling case that occurred in Kapaa. Investigation revealed that an adult male subject was creating a disturbance in the area. The suspect was identified and it was learned that the suspect had an active warrant. While attempting to take the suspect into custody for the warrant, he resisted arrest and fled the area. A search ensued and the suspect was not found. Continued investigation revealed that prior to KPD arrival on scene, the suspect had entered an occupied residence without permission. The suspect was located shortly thereafter and arrested for Unauthorized Entry into a Dwelling, resisting Arrest and the aforementioned warrant and was held in lieu of $1,600.00 bail VICE SECTION MAJOR INCIDENTS / NOTABLE HIGHLIGHTS: Drug Seizure I The Vice section conducted an investigation, with the assistance of the United States Postal Service (LISPS), which resulted in a seizure of 1,020 grams of crystal methamphetamine that was being sent through the USPS. Drug / Firearms / Ammunition The Vice section conducted a drug investigation on the west side of Kauai. A search warrant was executed on a residence in which 1,758.7 grams of crystal methamphetamine, $16.000 in U.S. currency, one AR-15 type rifle with magazine and one Mini 14 .223 caliber rifle was seized. The Mini 14 rifle was reported stolen in 2002. The male suspect was arrested and contact was made with the ATF and DEA and they have adopted the case for Federal prosecution. Parcel Interdiction The Vice section conducted a parcel interdiction at UPS in which canine "Bika" had a positive alert on two parcels in which a search warrant was obtained. Upon execution of the search warrant, one parcel contained 456.9 grams of crystal methamphetamine while the second parcel contained 478 grams of crystal methamphetamine. A joint operation was conducted with DEA to conduct a controlled delivery in which the parcel was delivered and opened. Two suspects, one male and one female, were arrested and both subjects were taken into custody by the DEA and subsequently transported to the Federal Detention Center (FDC). The DEA has adopted the case for Federal prosecution. Submitted by: Electronically Submitted Bryson Ponce K-6 Assistant Chief ISB 10/11/2018 1500 hours Kauai Police Department ti Police Commision Monthly Report Investigative Services Bureau � Reporting Period September 2018 Narcotics ASSIGNMENT k CASE DISPOSITION Carry Cases Total Total Arrest % Cases Cases PFD Carry Over Over Assign Offenses Case UNF RTP RO Arrest Self Other Closed Closed Next Month 17 12 54 29 0 7 3 0 0 37.93% 11 0 16 ENFORCEMENT Felony MD/PM Viol Total Info Arrest Grand Arrest Arrest Arrest Arrest Charge Warrant Jury 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 DRUG DATA Purchased/Seized •- •/Narc, Amphet or • • $0.00 Item Name: DRUG DRUG ALUMINUM Item Number Totals for DRUG ALUMINUM: 1.00 No Drug Measure Reported - Value: $0.00 DRUG AWS SCALES Item Number Totals for DRUG AWS SCALES: 1.00 No Drug Measure Reported - Value: $0.00 DRUG CONTAINER UNK Item Number Totals for DRUG CONTAINER UNK: 1.00 Gram - Value: $0.00 DRUG GLASS CUP Item Number Totals for DRUG GLASS CUP: 1.00 Residue - Value: $0.00 DRUG METHAMPHETAMINE Item Number Totals for DRUG METHAMPHETAMINE: 3.80 Gram - Value: $0.00 DRUG METHAMPHTAMINE Item Number Totals for DRUG METHAMPHTAMINE: 22.00 Gram -Value: $0.00 DRUG N/A GLASS PIPE Item Number Totals for DRUG N/A GLASS PIPE: 1.00 No Drug Measure Reported - Value: $0.00 DRUG SILVER SPOON Item Number Totals for DRUG SILVER SPOON. 1.00 Residue - Value: $0.00 DRUG SKYFLAKES BRAND Item Number Totals for DRUG SKYFLAKES BRAND: 1.00 No Drug Measure Reported - Value: $0.00 DRUG TAYLOR SCALE Item Number Totals for DRUG TAYLOR SCALE: 1.00 Residue - Value: $0.00 DRUG VACUUM BAG METH Item Number Totals for DRUG VACUUM BAG METH: 2.00 Gram - Value: $0.00 DRUG ZIPLOC Item Number Totals for DRUG ZIPLOC: 1.00 Gram - Value: $0.00 DRUG ZIPLOC METH Item Number Totals for DRUG ZIPLOC METH: 9.00 Gram - Value: $0.00 Total Value for D- • i4 Purchased/Seized •- • • • $0.00 Item Name: DRUG DRUG CONTAINER Item Number Totals for DRUG CONTAINER: 0.00 - Value: $0.00 DRUG HYPODERMIC Item Number Totals for DRUG HYPODERMIC: 0.00 - Value: $0.00 DRUG N/A ZIPLOC Item Number Totals for DRUG N/A ZIPLOC: 1.00 Gram - Value: $0.00 DRUG TIN CAN Item Number Totals for DRUG TIN CAN: 0.00 - Value: $0.00 Total Value for DRUG: $0.0 Purchased/Seized •- • • $0.00 Item Name: DRUG DRUG N/A GLASS MJ Item Number Totals for DRUG N/A GLASS MJ: 2.00 Gram - Value: $0.00 DRUG N/A GREEN LEAFY Item Number Totals for DRUG N/A GREEN LEAFY: 2.00 Gram - Value: $0.00 DRUG N/A METAL SMOKN Item Number Totals for DRUG N/A METAL SMOKN: 1.00 Residue - Value: $0.00 DRUG N/A WOODEN MJ Item Number Totals for DRUG N/A WOODEN MJ: 1.00 Gram - Value: $0.00 Total• D' 1 11 Item Name: DRUG DRUG CLONAZAZEPAM Item Number Totals for DRUG CLONAZAZEPAM: 2.00 - Value: $0.00 Purchased/Seized type: Firearms - Total Value: $0.00 Item Name: AMMUNITION AMMUNITION .223 Item Number Totals for AMMUNITION .223: 1.00 No Drug Measure Reported - Value: $0.00 AMMUNITION FRONTIER AMMO Item Number Totals for AMMUNITION FRONTIER AMMO: 1.00 No Drug Measure Reported -Value: $0.00 AMMUNITION PMC AMMUNITION Item Number Totals for AMMUNITION PMC AMMUNITION: 2.00 No Drug Measure Reported - Value: $0.00 AMMUNITION REMINGTON 22 Item Number Totals for AMMUNITION REMINGTON 22: 1.00 No Drug Measure Reported - Value: $0.00 AMMUNITION VARIOUS .223 Item Number Totals for AMMUNITION VARIOUS .223: 1.00 No Drug Measure Reported -Value: $0.00 Item Name: FIREARM FIREARM .223 MAGAZINE Item Number Totals for FIREARM .223 MAGAZINE: 1.00 No Drug Measure Reported - Value: $0.00 FIREARM .223 ROUNDS X 7 Item Number Totals for FIREARM .223 ROUNDS X 7: 1.00 No Drug Measure Reported -Value: $0.00 Purchased/Seized Totals for FIREARM RUGER RIFFLE223: 1.00 No Drug Measure Reported - Value: $0.00 FIREARM SENDRA FIREARMS Item Number Totals for FIREARM SENDRA FIREARMS: 1.00 No Drug Measure Reported - Value: $0.00 otal Value for FIREARM: $0.0 Kauai Police Department Police Commission Monthly Report Calls for Service and Incident Summary Reporting Period September 2018 Calls for Service Summary LIHUE WAIMEA KOLOA KAWAIHAU HANALEI Others Current Period Sep 2018 1,134 501 304 942 398 90 Prior Period Aug 2018 1,144 530 304 935 391 71 Year To Date 2018 9,804 4,805 3,026 8,291 3,795 662 Current Period to Prior Period Comparison 1200 1000 800 600 400 200 0 LIHUE WAIMEA KOLOA KAWAIHAU HANALEI Others ■ #Current Period E #Prior Period LIHUE WAIMEA KOLOA KAWAIHAU HANALEI Others Reported Incident Summary Current Period Sep 2018 786 201 329 599 257 1 Prior Period Aug 2018 804 210 355 661 278 1 Year To Date 2018 6,921 1,893 3,291 5,672 2,385 20 Current Period to Prior Period Comparison 900 B eoo 04 700 Boo 599 500 400 329 300 got 200 201 210 100 0 1 1 LIHUE WAIMEA KOLOA KAWAIHAU HANALEI Others r #Current Period ■ #Prior Period Lihue Waimea Koloa Kawaihau Hanalei Kauai Police Department Police Commission Monthly Report Collision Summary Reporting Period September 2018 Totals for the month of September 2018 Total Total Fatal Total Fatal Iniury Count Insured T/C T/C 0 1 0 1 0 13 0 10 0 4 0 3 0 11 0 8 0 21 0 9 0 2 0 2 Manor TC Minor TC Total 14 46 60 3 2 5 8 21 29 15 19 34 4 9 13 Totals 0 52 0 33 44 97 141 Totals Year to Date Total Total Fatal Total Fatal Iniury Count Insured T/C T/C 0 5 0 5 Manor TC Minor TC Total Lihue 0 123 0 90 131 384 515 Waimea 1 40 1 30 35 64 99 Koloa 0 96 0 58 76 162 238 Kawaihau 0 105 0 73 103 251 354 Hanalei 0 44 0 32 49 92 141 Totals 1 413 1 288 394 953 1,347 Kauai Police Department Police Commission Monthly Report Traffic Enforcement Summary Reporting Period September 2018 Misc Current Prior Year Period Period To Date Sep 2018 Aug 2018 2018 LIHUE 246 174 1,665 WAIMEA 61 51 423 KOLOA 71 54 802 KAWAIHAU 142 149 1,242 HANALEI 56 50 441 62 51 264 Misc Violations 246 240 200 174 160 142 120 60 61 5156 50 62 51 40 e Mobile Device 35 Current Prior Year 30 Period Period To Date Sep 2018 Aug 2018 2018 25 LIHUE 14 33 20 219 WAIMEA 0 0 16 75 KOLOA 3 1 21 10 KAWAIHAU 10 7 138 HANALEI 2 2 19 5 1 2 12 0 Moving Current Prior Year Period Period To Date Sep 2018 Aug 2018 2018 LIHUE 207 173 1,382 WAIMEA 43 35 269 KOLOA 46 46 554 KAWAIHAU 105 94 835 HANALEI 27 31 276 30 21 179 LIHUE WAIMEA KOLOA KAWAIHAU HANALEI Others ■.cam«. w.a ■-r.,a. Mobile Violations 33 10 7 0 0 3 1 2 2 1 2 LIHUE WAIMEA KOLOA KAWAIHAU HANALEI Others ■.c- a -- Moving Violations 207 !00 I60 20 105 I 94 6o 43 46 46 40 2 21 n LIHUE WAIMEA KOLOA KAWAIHAU HANALEI Others Kauai Police Department Police Commission Monthly Report Traffic Enforcement Summary, continued Reporting Period September 2018 Parking Current Prior Year Period Period To Date Sep 2018 Aug 2018 2018 LIHUE 48 27 222 WAIMEA 10 12 52 KOLOA 24 41 389 KAWAIHAU 15 37 176 HANALEI 78 92 1,021 52 15 282 Seatbelt Current Prior Year Period Period To Date Sep 2018 Aug 2018 2018 LIHUE 13 27 233 WAIMEA 1 3 21 KOLOA 9 3 45 KAWAIHAU 20 9 126 HANALEI 3 6 48 3 6 26 Speeding Current Prior Year Period Period To Date Sep 2018 Aug 2018 2018 LIHUE 123 63 427 WAIMEA 12 19 137 KOLOA 10 11 184 KAWAIHAU 11 8 80 HANALEI 3 0 10 4 17 29 ,00 w 60 46 20 0 LIHUE 26 24 20 16 12 6 4 0 LIHUE 1ao 120 100 so 60 40 20 0 LIHUE Parking Violations WAIMEA KOLOA KAWAIHAU HANALEI Others ■.cam.. wma ■-- Seatbelt Violations WAIMEA KOLOA KAWAIHAU HANALEI Speeding Violations Others WAIMEA KOLOA KAWAIHAU HANALEI Others ■.cam..- ■.car- Kauai Police Department Police Commission Monthly Report Arrest Summary � Reporting Period September 2018 Adult Arrest Summary Current Prior Period Period Sep 2018 Aug 2018 LIHUE 92 110 WAIMEA 23 26 KOLOA 12 21 KAWAIHAU 62 85 HANALEI 21 38 Others 0 1 120 100 e0 60 40 20 0 LIHUE Current Period to Prior Period Comparison Year To Date 2018 945 278 232 643 190 7 WAIMEA KOLOA KAWAIHAU HANALEI Others ■ #Current Period ■ #Prior Period Juvenile Arrest Summary Current Prior Period Period Sep 2018 Aug 2018 LIHUE 38 24 WAIMEA 10 0 KOLOA 1 5 KAWAIHAU 38 15 HANALEI 2 1 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 LIHUE Current Period to Prior Period Comparison Year To Date 2018 279 80 37 207 13 WAIMEA KOLOA KAWAIHAU HANALEI ■ #Current Period ■ #Prior Period Kauai Police Department Police Commission Monthly Report Offense Data by Severity Reporting Period September 2018 Adult Felony Offense Summary Juvenile Felony Offense Summary Current Prior Year To Current Prior Year To Period Period Date Period Period Date Sep 2018 Aug 2018 2018 Sep 2018 Aug 2018 2018 LIHUE 16 37 280 LIHUE 1 6 24 WAIMEA 4 13 73 WAIMEA 1 0 2 KOLOA 6 7 65 KOLOA 0 0 7 KAWAIHAU 15 24 186 KAWAIHAU 6 3 12 HANALEI 4 20 51 HANALEI 2 1 3 Others 0 0 15 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 LIHUE Current Period to Prior Period Comparison WAIMEA KOLOA KAWAIHAU HANALEI Others ■ #Current Period ■ #Prior Period fi 4 3 2 1 0 Current Period to Prior Period Comparison 5 6 LIHUE WAIMEA KOLOA KAWAIHAU HANALEI ■ #Current Period #Prior Period Kauai Police Department AMP w-ft Police Commission Monthly Report 0 "-- Offense Data by Severity Reporting Period September 2018 Adult Misdemeanor Offense Summary Current Prior Year To Period Period Date Sep 2018 Aug 2018 2018 LIHUE 37 54 441 WAIMEA 16 16 162 KOLOA 8 7 125 KAWAIHAU 24 54 337 HANALEI 16 11 93 Others 0 0 1 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 LIHUE Current Period to Prior Period Comparison WAIMEA KOLOA KAWAIHAU HANALEI Others 0 #Current Period 0 #Prior Period Juvenile Misdemeanor Offense Summary Current Prior Year To Period Period Date Sep 2018 Aug 2018 2018 LIHUE 4 0 36 WAIMEA 2 0 10 KOLOA 0 1 3 KAWAIHAU 2 5 19 HANALEI 0 0 2 Current Period to Prior Period Comparison 4 4 3 2 2 2 t 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 ! iHL!E WAIMEA KOLOA KAWAIHAU HANALEI #Current Period 0 #Prior Period t Kauai Police Department Police Commission Monthly Report Offense Data by Severity Reporting Period September 2018 Adult Petty Misdemeanor Offense Summary Current Prior Year To Period Period Date Sep 2018 Aug 2018 2018 LIHUE 43 45 344 WAIMEA 11 5 101 KOLOA 9 17 74 KAWAIHAU 26 30 236 HANALEI 11 16 82 Others 0 1 2 Current Period to Prior Period Comparison 45 45 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 LIHUE WAIMEA KOLOA KAWAIHAU HANALEI Others ■ #Current Period ■ #Prior Period Juvenile Petty Misdemeanor Offense Summary Current Prior Year To Period Period Date Sep 2018 Aug 2018 2018 LIHUE 14 6 85 WAIMEA 6 0 38 KOLOA 0 0 10 KAWAIHAU 14 2 61 HANALEI 1 0 8 Current Period to Prior Period Comparison 14 14 14 12 10 8 6 6 6 4 2 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 LIHUE WAIMEA KOLOA KAWAIHAU HANALEI ■ #Current Period ■ #Prior Period a Kauai Police Department Police Commission Monthly Report Offense Data by Severity Reporting Period September 2018 Juvenile Status Offense Summary Current Prior Year To Period Period Date Sep 2018 Aug 2018 2018 LIHUE 17 3 124 WAIMEA 1 0 38 KOLOA 1 1 21 KAWAIHAU 4 3 52 HANALEI 0 0 3 Current Period to Prior Period Comparison 18 17 18 14 12 10 8 8 4 3 4 2 1 1 1 0 0 0 LIHUE WAIMEA KOLOA KAWAIHAU HANALEI #Current Period a #Prior Period t Ao 6, Kauai Police Department Police Commission Monthly Report r rs Reporting Period September 2018 LEGAL SERVICES TRO Protective Orders Summons / Other Family I Civil Family I Civil Subpoena Total 10 18 14 4 2 39 87 WARRANT TYPE Arrest Warrants Bench Warrants eBW Traffic eBW Criminal Juvenile Warrants 14 4 76 97 1 WARRANT TRACKING Warrant Intake Served Recalled Outstanding 22 169 47 1,915 Kauai Police Department Police Commission Monthly Report Investigative Services Bureau Reporting Period September 2018 �a Carry Cases Total Total Arrest Arrest % Cases Carry Over Over Assign Offenses Case UNF RTP RO Self Other Closed PFD Next Month 121 94 254 215 4 36 35 0 0 41.40% 6 133 Carry Cases Total Total RTP RO At Arrest % Cases PFD Carry Over Over Assign Offenses Case UNF Self Other Closed Next Month 241 137 451 378 3 13 8 1 6 10.05% 64 269 ENFORCEMENT Felony MD/PM Viol Total Info Arrest Grand Arrest Arrest Arrest Arrest Charge Warrant Jury 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Kauai Police Department - Police Commission Monthly Report Printed 101512018 9:54:46AM Page 11 of 11