Civil Rights Lawsuit Against Kealohas Stuck In Limbo
Gerard Puana’s attorney wants a federal judge to lift a temporary hold on the case so that a resolution can be found.
Sentencing Postponed, Katherine Kealoha Resigns As Attorney
The Hawaii Supreme Court granted the former deputy prosecutor’s request to step down as she awaits sentencing.
Feds Want Katherine Kealoha In Prison For 14 Years
In a series of sentencing memos filed Friday, prosecutors are seeking the harshest sentences for the Kealohas and their co-conspirators.
Honolulu Police Corruption: Feds Want Judge To Throw The Book At Kealohas
Honolulu Police Chief Susan Ballard and the city’s top civil attorney have submitted letters to a federal judge that could be used to increase the sentences for Louis and Katherine Kealoha.
Florence Puana, Grandmother of Katherine Kealoha, Dies At Age 100
She was a key witness against her granddaughter and former Honolulu Police Chief Louis Kealoha during their recent public corruption trial.
Honolulu Sues To Recoup Kealoha Retirement Money
Even if Honolulu’s lawsuit succeeds, it could take a long time for the city to get the money back.
Former SHOPO President Sues Over Police Chief Comments In A Civil Beat Story
Tenari Maafala left the Honolulu Police Department in 2018 after he was moved to another assignment by the new police chief.
Honolulu Man Tried Repeatedly On Meth Charges Files Civil Rights Lawsuit
Sefo Fatai, an auto mechanic, spent nearly three years in jail awaiting trial. He was never convicted.
Now’s Our Chance To Clean House In Honolulu Government
As the police corruption investigation continues with a focus on other city agencies, leaders and voters must take steps to guard against similar problems.
Honolulu May Sue Convicted Police Chief To Claw Back Retirement Money
The city will likely take its former police chief to court.