2022-04-29 Police Commission Regular Minutes

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Hawaii Police Commission Regular Session Minutes April 29, 2022 Page 11 ➢ HPC 22-11: Complainant alleges that an officer yelled at him, grabbed, and pushed him off his quad, causing the quad to roll down an embankment and flip over. Motion made by Commissioner Quartararo to refer to the Chief for customer service, seconded by Commissioner Lassiter. Commissioner Quartararo amended his motion. He motioned that there is sufficient evidence to refer to the chief for further investigation. Seconded by Commissioner Toci, no discussion, all in favor and it carried unanimously. ➢ HPC 22-18: Complainant alleges that there has been several instances of workplace violence, harassment, and intimidation, which ultimately resulted in her resignation. Commissioner Quartararo motioned that there is sufficient evidence to refer to the chief for further investigation, seconded by Commissioner Lassiter, and it carried unanimously. ➢ 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. Commissioner Springer motioned that there is sufficient evidence to refer to the chief, seconded by Commissioner Lassiter, and it carried unanimously. ➢ HPC 22-25: Complainant alleges that he didn't receive the aid to match his concerns. Motion made by Commissioner Toci to refer to the chief for procedural concerns, seconded by Commissioner Lassiter, and it carried unanimously. ➢ HPC 22-29: Complainant alleges that there's inaccurate statements in her police report. Commissioner Quartararo motioned that there is sufficient evidence to refer to the chief for further investigation, seconded by Commissioner Lassiter, and it carried unanimously. ➢ HPC 22-30: Complainant alleges that she was wrongfully arrested for a violation of order. Commissioner Toci motioned to decline, insufficient evidence to prove the complainant's allegations. Seconded by Commissioner Springer and it carried unanimously. ➢ Complaints in the non -acceptance category: o HPC 22-15: Commissioner Toci motioned to accept the Chair's decision to decline investigation due to the 90-day rule. Commissioner Lassiter seconded, and it carried unanimously. o HPC 22-17: Commissioner Springer motioned to accept the Chair's decision to decline investigation due to the 90-day rule. Commissioner Toci seconded, and it carried unanimously.