2022-04-29 Police Commission Agenda

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Hawaii Police Commission Meeting Agenda April 29, 2022 Page 3 • HPC 21-44: Complainant is dissatisfied with how officers responded to her calls. (Continued) • HPC 21-49: Complainant states that there's inaccurate information in her police report. • HPC 22-16: Complainant states that officers failed to serve a temporary restraining order in a timely manner. • HPC 21-50: Complainant states that officers are making false accusations against her and is under surveillance. • HPC 22-06: Complainant alleges that she was denied her parental rights after alleged abuse in the household. She states that after investigations, no evidence of abuse was found. • HPC 22-08: Complainant alleges that while trying to file a violation of order report, she was told that there is no active TRO and states that the officer was hostile. • HPC 22-09: Complainant alleges that while trying to file a police report for a violation of order, she was told that there is no active TRO. • HPC 22-22: Complainant states that she was questioned relative to a violation of a TRO. She claims the officer was argumentative and threatened to arrest her if she called again. • HPC 22-12: Complainant alleges that officers wrongfully cited him for traffic violations. • HPC 22-11: Complainant alleges that an officer yelled at him, grabbed and pushed him off of his quad, causing the quad to roll down an embankment and flip over. • HPC 22-18: Complainant alleges that there has been several instances of workplace violence, harassment and intimidation, which ultimately resulted in her resignation. • HPC 22-23: Complainant alleges that she was arrested for misuse of 911 when she needed help and called for assistance. She states that while in custody, she was mistreated. • HPC 22-25: Complainant alleges that he didn't receive the aid to match his concerns. 0 HPC 22-29: Complainant alleges that there's inaccurate statements in her police report.