2022-11-18 Police Commission Regular Minutes

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Hawaii Police Commission Regular Session Minutes November 18, 2022 Page 3 • Roger Christie gave testimony via Zoom. He stated every day there's new evidence leading to proof of the meticulous plan that lead to the "plandemic of COVID-19." It looks very bad for those who designed it, supported it, and were complicit in it. We need a new police chief who sees what most people can't see or won't admit. He shared a quote from J. Edgar Hoover, "the individual is handicapped by coming face to face with a conspiracy so monstrous he/she cannot believe it exists." He stated officials and news media have been complicit in this plan. They want, need, deserve, and demand a new police chief who gets it. Someone who is "non-vaxxed," who clearly sees and understands the monstrous plan, and one who is willing to stand up, speak up, and take effective actions to neutralize it. He stated he and his friends will do their best to see that our next police chief obeys, supports, and defends the constitution above all else and he trusts the commission will as well. Chair Bertsch stated as they go through this process, they're always interested in getting public testimony from him and the community. He asked him to craft some interview questions he feels would be relevant and email them to Ms. Correa. Chair Bertsch stated he can't guarantee they'll use the questions, but they'll look at them. Commissioner Robinson advised Mr. Christie this is the third time he testified before the police commission, asking for them to select a police chief who isn't vaccinated. He advised him about the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act that was passed that would prevent you from hiring someone on the basis of a medical condition. We can ask the question, but they don't have to answer. If that's a component of their selection, it's a violation of federal law. He further stated it's your position and the commission respects his position, but understand there is a law that would prevent them from doing that. • Shawn Dearing gave testimony via Zoom. He stated that during the past few years, during the "plandemic," those in power and in law enforcement abused their power. He read the law enforcement code of ethics on the police department's website and stated during the past few years, they have got none of that. He alleges that he tried to speak with the previous chief numerous times and was ignored. He wanted to report human rights violations and got no response. He stated he brought his complaints to the police commission, but he received a response stating there was no evidence of misconduct. He read the definition of "tyrant." He feels corruption is the biggest issue and the commission needs to hold the chief accountable. • Indy Singh provided testimony via Zoom. He shared that he is an educator, and in 2019 he wanted to take a more proactive approach to the police situation that was taking place across the country. He went to the police stations and found that a lot of police officers were not doing well. He referred to a chart that showed funding has gone up for police departments across the country, but funding rarely goes to mental health, and