APEC 2011 Hawaii — Police Blotter, Nov. 7
Editor’s note: Look to Civil Beat for a daily report on Honolulu arrests during APEC.
Updated 11/7/11 3:50 p.m.
Few new details are reflected in the arrest log for the federal agent charged with the Saturday morning shooting death of a Kailua man at a Waikiki McDonald’s.
Christopher Deedy, 27, was arrested at 3 a.m. at 2237 Kuhio Ave., the address of the McDonald’s restaurant.
He’s been charged with and in commission of a felony.
Deedy, a U.S. State Department agent who was in Honolulu for APEC, was released on $250,000 bail early Monday. The arrest log shows he used . He is scheduled to appear in District Court Nov. 17 at 8:30 a.m.
UPDATED
The highlights bulletin for that day, which typically includes additional information for high-interest cases, states:
“Four males were involved in a confrontation when the victim suffered a gunshot wound. The victim was transported to a nearby hospital where pronouncement was made. The suspect was identified at the scene and arrested for murder in the second degree.”
The eight Occupy Honolulu protesters who were arrested Saturday night at Thomas Square Park ranged in age from 18 to 29.
All were charged with violating the city’s ordinance. Four of the protesters listed Honolulu addresses, one listed a Kailua address and another listed a Wahiawa address. The other two had no local address.
The following individuals were arrested:
- Jamie Baldwin, 23
- Megan Brooker, 28
- Garry Emard, 23
- Lucas H. Miller, 29
- Randall Perez, 28
- Luke Satsuma, 18
- Jehle Swanson, 19
- Nickolas T. Wooden, 22
Seven of the protesters were released on $100 bail, while Satsuma posted $1,000 bail.
No prostitution arrests were made over the weekend.
There were no other APEC-related arrests.
