2022-10-21 Police Commission Regular Minutes

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Hawaii Police Commission Regular Session Minutes October 21, 2022 Page 2 we did the last time. He suggests science is not to be followed, it's to be questioned, prodded, and always updated. To say follow the science and get your vaccine is almost hypnosis. He stated that there's a lot of evidence coming out now that shows the vaccine leads to miscarriages and deaths, but this doesn't seem to be mentioned in the press. He feels people should be pro-health and the county should be giving out vitamin D and zinc for free for people to take home and build their immune systems. He hopes the next chief will be security conscious and proactive in keeping people here healthy, not coercing them into something that isn't tested and could be harmful. Commissioner Quartararo stated that he would like to speak with Mr. Christie one on one and would provide him with his email address. • Dwight Vicente came before the commission and stated he is representing the Hawaiian Kingdom. The US citizens who were here illegally found the Honolulu rifles, under King Kalakaua, and vowed to protect the King, but they turned the gun on him in 1887, which created the Bayonet Constitution. That's all because of the 1875 Reciprocity Treaty, which wasn't a treaty, it was a proclamation done by three US citizens, which applied the Northwest Ordinance to this kingdom. The US citizens promoted the homestead program, and the right to vote under the Bayonet Constitution. They wrote the new constitution, giving them rights, then later the removal of Queen Liliuokalani, on January 17, 1893. They were claiming rights, not under the US Constitution or the Hawaiian Kingdom Constitution, but under the Northwest Ordinance. There was no gun control here until 1893, under the provisional government, until 1959. Mr. Vicente stated the State of Hawaii isn't under the US constitution, just like the Hawaiian Homes program, it's under the Northwest Ordinance. Regarding gun control, this state has its own constitution going back to 1840 and it isn't the US constitution. The US supreme court has very limited jurisdiction and the New York (Bruen) case doesn't apply here. There's no gun control for the Hawaiian Kingdom, then and now. He also states how the police department is arming itself under Title 10, state militia, Chapter 134 and that is just to arm the police department, and no one else, but that is flawed because Title 10 does not apply here, it's under the US Constitution. Mr. Vicente stated that the police department can't be armed under Title 10, Chapter 134, nor can the chief of police issue permits or licenses, there's no authority. In the Hawaiian Kingdom there is no gun control, you buy a gun, carry it and commit a crime, and you're prosecuted for it. He states the commission needs to look into this because there's a history to this which goes back to the Hawaiian Kingdom, which is the jurisdiction here today. • John Erickson came before the commission. He feels there should be a sherriff's office, someone who would represent the people and the constitution, rather than taking orders from headquarters from the State. He stated that he wants people that are akamai, and has all the data available rather than censoring conservative republicans. He stated that officers shouldn't be sent out to enforce things that are not constitutional, such as issuing citations for not wearing a mask. He stated there's been many