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Hawaii Sheriffs Trainer Pleads Not Guilty To Criminal Charges
J. Marte Martinez is accused of lying about her educational background. A trial is set for June.
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Police Misconduct Records Lawsuit Costs Honolulu Taxpayers Another $83,000
The latest ruling brings the city’s costs to about $127,000 in the eight-year-old case.
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Kauai Deputy Police Chief Faces Fine After Carrying Gun Through Airport Security
It was the first firearm discovered in carry-on luggage at Lihue Airport this year, according to the Transportation Security Administration.
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Hawaii Review Board Recommends No Charges Against Police In 4 Deaths
The Law Enforcement Officer Independent Review Board said the officers were justified in their actions.
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Second Lawsuit Filed Over Police Involvement In Oahu Car Crash
Three Honolulu police officers are accused of causing the crash and leaving the scene without helping the severely injured passengers.
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Hawaii Sheriffs Training Chief Arrested On Charges Of Falsifying Records
J. Marte Martinez, who oversees training for the state Department of Public Safety, also is accused of perjury and lying to authorities.
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Honolulu Prosecutor Opens Independent Probe Into Police Involvement In Makaha Crash
The three officers accused of causing the crash are facing felony charges, the interim HPD chief said.
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Bill To Make Police Shooting Review Board Permanent Advances
The Law Enforcement Officer Independent Review Board will end in July if House Bill 1329 is not passed this legislative session.
Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2021
Bill Requiring More Info On Police Arrests And Use Of Force Dies In Hawaii Senate
Senate Bill 2318 is dead after four committees failed to hold a hearing on the bill supporters say would improve police transparency.
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Hawaii Lawmakers Advance Measures To Fund The Police Standards Board
But the bills also require new standards to apply only to officers hired after 2024.