How An Accused Drug Dealer Became Key To The Biggest Corruption Case In Honolulu History
A 2015 drug raid highlights the many angles federal investigators are pursuing as part of a years-long corruption investigation.
City Council Approves $550,000 Payment To Cop Who Claimed HPD Doctored Test Scores
UPDATED: The payment will settle a lawsuit alleging Police Chief Susan Ballard, while commander of the police academy in 2008, took part in making it easier for recruits to pass.
Mother Alleges Police Negligence In Shooting Death Of Her Son
Pekelo Sanchez was killed inside a stolen pickup in 2017.聽Eight lawsuits alleging wrongful deaths caused by HPD officers have been filed since 2010.
Kealohas’ Trial Delayed Until May For Medical Reasons
The successful effort by Katherine Kealoha attorney to move the trial back to May was the latest in a series of attempts to delay the legal proceedings.
Honolulu Corruption: State Will Take Over Some City Prosecutor Cases
Defense attorneys want authorities to expand their review of Katherine Kealoha’s involvement to other cases.
Don’t Let The Cop Misconduct Bill Die — Again
Similar legislation has failed session after session. But this is a fundamental matter of public trust.
Katherine Kealoha Says She’s Mentally Unfit To Stand Trial But The Judge Disagrees
Newly unsealed court records show how the former city prosecutor and her attorney tried to have her declared mentally incompetent.
Two Honolulu Police Shootings In Less Than A Day, One Of Them Fatal
鲍笔顿础罢贰顿:听The fatal shooting involved a man who attempted to ram an officer with his truck in Mililani, police said. Hours later, officers shot a suspect in Waikele.
So Why Would Anyone Fake Stealing A Mailbox? The Feds Make Their Case
The U.S. Justice Department wants to present evidence of the Kealohas’ alleged financial crimes to help establish motive for the broader conspiracy case.
Report: Far Fewer HPD Officers Were Fired Or Suspended Last Year
Those recommended for discharge often end up keeping their jobs through arbitration. That’s what happened with eight officers whose cases closed in 2017.