Drunken Day At A Bar Led To This Detective’s 99-Day Suspension
Other officers on scene said the off-duty detective was “code black,” police jargon for when someone is totally out of control.
Honolulu Confirms New Member Of Police Commission
Jeannine Souki replaces Shannon Alivado, who stepped down in October.
How Recruiting More Women Could Help Police Solve A ‘Staffing Crisis’
Leaders say implementing policies, like paid maternity leave, could help bring more women to the force and improve policing overall.
This HPD Officer Quit In The Face Of Discipline. But The Story Didn’t End There
Officer Mason Jordan left the force in 2021 as he was under investigation. He was later arrested on separate charges related to the sexual exploitation of children.
Why This HPD Sergeant Let A Combative Driver Walk Home Rather Than Get Into A Fight
Newly released disciplinary reports show the sergeant was trying to protect his officers from a potentially violent confrontation with a suspect.
Cops Want Guns Off The Streets. But Are Buyback Programs The Way?
A gun buyback is coming to Honolulu for the first time in decades as hundreds of gun owners have new licenses to carry.
Arrests Of 4 Police Officers On Domestic Violence Charges Raise Concern
Honolulu Police Chief Joe Logan called it an “anomaly” that four officers were arrested in a two-week period.
Honolulu Police Chief Had A Good 1st Year But There’s ‘Room To Grow,’ Eval Says
The police commission largely praised Chief Joe Logan’s job performance but said he can do better with communications.
Landlords Hosting Illegal Game Rooms Could Face Fines Of $1,000 Per Day
Draft Honolulu City Council legislation would raise the stakes for landlords who allow illegal gambling in their units.
Latest Lawsuit In Makaha Police Pursuit Case Accuses City Officials Of Stalling
The four Honolulu police officers face felony criminal trial in December.