Judges in the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals rule three Honolulu police officers who arrested an elementary school student in 2020 are not entitled to qualified immunity on an excessive force claim.

All four have been suspended with pay after being accused of mistreating a sheriff’s deputy trainee.

Corrected: The latest case is reportedly linked to harassment of a trainee by a deputy based at the Daniel K. Inouye International Airport.

UPDATED: One case involves alleged race-based harassment of a trainee by deputies based at the State Capitol. The Department of Law Enforcement won’t discuss the other cases yet.

The board has two years to implement a range of measures including standardizing training for all Hawaii law enforcement.

Dayten Gouveia, 17, is the last victim of the 2021 police pursuit and crash to settle with the city. His lawyer said he will continue to pursue claims against the driver of the Honda Civic that crashed.

Chief John Pelletier is credited with implementing a five-year strategic plan, something the department lacked when he joined the force in 2021.

Without naming former Honolulu prosecutor Katherine Kealoha, the feds try to show how Miske used powerful connections to avoid legal trouble for years while operating a criminal enterprise.

Experts say large payouts, like the $12.5 million settlement approved in March, do not usually lead to systemic change.

Prosecutors say Mason Jordan, while serving as a Honolulu police officer, impersonated young people on social media to lure children to work as prostitutes.