Officers were serving a search warrant inside a residential high-rise apartment when the shooting occurred.
Terri Langford
Terri Langford is a veteran investigative reporter who has covered a wide range of topics, from health care fraud and child protective services to courts and police issues. She comes to Hawaii from Texas where she worked for The Dallas Morning News, the Houston Chronicle and the Texas Tribune. She has also worked for WNYC and the Associated Press.
Terri is a former military brat, who spent her childhood in California, Texas, Virginia, Maryland, North and South Carolina and England. She holds a bachelor's degree in government from the University of Texas at Austin.
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Trustee: Hawaii’s Royal Princess Needs A Legal Guardian
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Ige Relaxes Rabies Rules for Hawaii-Bound Pets
Owners will be allowed to bring their dogs and cats to the islands 30 days after completing tests and vaccines, instead of 120 days.
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Shorthanded Honolulu Police Department Tries To Speed Up Hiring
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