Brittany Lyte/Civil Beat/2020
Kauai Police Chief’s Retirement Plans Won’t End Disciplinary Proceedings
Todd Raybuck has had a troubled tenure, including allegations of discrimination and leaving his loaded gun in a bathroom at the police station.
David Croxford/Civil Beat/2024
911 Outage Complicated By Failure Of Backup System, Honolulu Police Say
Police described a cascade of problems that led to a delay in informing the public about the outage.
David Croxford/Civil Beat/2024
Machetes Are Common Tools In Hawaii – Including For Crime
Knives and cutting instruments, like machetes, are used more often in violent crimes than firearms in Hawaii, statistics show.
David Croxford/Civil Beat/2024
Panic Buttons For Schools? Hawaii Has A New System To Deal With Violence
The $7 million mobile security system also can be used by top state officials and lawmakers.
(Screenshot/Olelo TV/2024)
Honolulu Police Shooting Lawsuit Heads To Court After Settlement Stalls
The City Council declined to vote on a $1.5 million settlement in the lawsuit over the killing of Lindani Myeni amid strong opposition from law enforcement officials.
Kevin Fujii/Civil Beat/2024
Honolulu Police Shooting Suspect Is Charged
The man, who allegedly shot at police then was seriously injured after officers fired back, is being held on $1 million bail.
Matthew Leonard/Civil Beat/2024
HPD: Man Shot By Police In Waipahu Was Armed With Machete
The alleged assailant and the victim of a machete attack both face charges after a family disturbance escalated into a confrontation with two officers.
Kevin Fujii/Civil Beat/2024
Westside Shooting Victim Fights To Walk Again As Her Family Seeks Justice
Richianna DeGuzman was caught in the crossfire in a gang shooting in 2023, her mother says. But her case remains unsolved.
Honolulu Police Department
Illegal Game Rooms: Landlords May Face More Fines, Code Violations
The city’s Gambling Rooms Task Force recommended codifying efforts to hold property owners accountable.
Hawaii Police Department
Dana Ireland Case: Police Don’t Have To Release Records About New Suspect
But the state Supreme Court said two men exonerated in the 1991 murder can move forward with wrongful conviction compensation claims.