Honolulu Police Fatally Shoot Man Who Drove Toward Officer
The suspect was pulled over early Tuesday near Kamehameha Shopping Center for a traffic violation.
Police Commission Opts For Public Hearings In Former Chief’s Case
Louis Kealoha says he needs taxpayer help to pay for his criminal defense lawyers.
Former Police Chief Wants Taxpayers To Cover His Criminal Defense
Louis Kealoha already has a federal public defender but now wants the city to provide legal help, too.
Labor Board: Police Chief Did Nothing Wrong When She Transferred SHOPO President
It was OK for Honolulu Police Chief Susan Ballard to publicly explain why she felt it necessary to reassign Tenari Ma’afala and other union officials.
Honolulu Police Corruption: Another Cop Pleads Guilty
HPD Sgt. Daniel Sellers is the latest veteran officer to admit wrongdoing in the nearly 5-year-old federal corruption case.
Lawsuit Filed Against Honolulu Police Over Beach Park Shooting
Witnesses dispute the HPD’s version of a fatal shooting on the North Shore in 2017, the suit claims.
Honolulu Is Short On Cops — And Seattle Is Poaching
Mainland police departments are making it easy for rookie and veteran officers to relocate. With 246 vacancies, the HPD may start doing the same.
Police Chief: Sharing Information With Kaneshiro Not In City’s ‘Best Interest’
UPDATED:Â Mayor’s office is “seriously considering” Susan Ballard’s request that the prosecuting attorney be excluded from public safety meetings because of reports he’s under investigation.
Honolulu Police Corruption Probe Now Includes Katherine Kealoha’s Brother
A federal grand jury continues to expand its investigation, now delving into prescription pain medications that were seized during a 2015 drug raid.
HPD Program For Domestic Violence Victims Stalls
Two years after advocates convinced Honolulu police officers to implement a threat assessment form for victims, its use has dropped by half.