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Questions have been raised about whether officers violated the department’s Taser policy when trying to subdue the Honolulu man who didn’t appear to be violent or threatening.

The Honolulu Medical Examiner’s Office released Sheldon Haleck’s autopsy results Monday, highlighting the injuries he suffered at the hands of police.

The Honolulu Police Department should thoroughly re-examine its policies regarding aging officers in general and reserves in particular.

UPDATED: A Hawaii senator wants to know after a 77-year-old reserve officer pleaded guilty to federal charges for trying to cover up a colleague’s attack on two men.

The Honolulu resident died after being shot with a stun gun by police outside of Iolani Palace on March 16, yet few details have emerged about what actually killed him.

The death of a Nanakuli man at the hands of Honolulu police is sparking a new conversation about the lack of transparency when it comes to police conduct.

UPDATED Two Honolulu police officers who witnessed their colleague assault two men in a Chinatown game room tried to cover it up, according to court records.

Three Honolulu police officers were exonerated by their supervisors but then the city paid $1.4 million to settle the family’s lawsuit. So what really happened? Heavily redacted police reports obtained by Civil Beat are raising suspicions in a city that still lacks an independent oversight board.

The police union is appealing a decision that ordered Honolulu police to release the files on 12 officers suspended for egregious misconduct.

An attorney representing the family of Sheldon Haleck, who died in police custody, says Honolulu officials refuse to release public documents about the death.