2022-12-12 Police Commission Regular Minutes

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Hawaii Police Commission Special Meeting Minutes December 12, 2022 Page 2 getting much better, but he feels there's corruption. He stated he was beaten up by an officer in 2015 or 2016, he went before the Police Commission and they did nothing about it and recently he had a confrontation with his neighbor. The officers came, but they sided with his neighbor and he had to go to jail. He was in the psych ward two or three times and went to jail in June or July of this year for two or three days. He feels we need someone who will investigate these crimes more thoroughly. He feels Ben Moszkowicz would make a good police chief. • John Erickson came before the commission. He stated that if they don't speak out against the government, God will hold them accountable. He took an oath in the Navy to serve the Constitution from all invaders; foreign and domestic and he believes there are domestic intruders into their rights, privileges, and way of life. He stated we need aloha and understanding. He stated the police could help round up people that need to be taken out of society and if the jails are overcrowded, they can put them in tents with carpet runners and grow vegetables with the county's help. He spoke about the increase in numerous medical health issues in the US after COVID-19 vaccines were administered. He suggested that the commission should ask the police chief candidates where they get their news source from, you can tell a lot about a person by their news source. He further noted the next police chief should be a scholar of the Constitution and an independent thinker. • Lucille Chung came before the commission to show her support for Edward Ignacio. She served with the Police Department for 33 years in Laupahoehoe and had the privilege of working with his dad and uncle, who were both police officers. She watched him from the womb to when he graduated from high school, became a police officer himself, and went on to become part of the FBI. She is proud to see him from Laupahoehoe elevate himself to this position in his life. She feels that every one of these candidates appears to be worthy of this position and is excellent in their candidacy, but she's here to support Mr. Ignacio. • Chris Hirose came before the commission. He asked that the next police chief support and defend the Constitution of the United States. The ruling class has committed multilevel crimes against citizens, such as mandating a vaccine. He stated that people were killed or had gotten sick with the vaccine, but fewer people have gotten sick from COVID-19. He asked that the department hires back people that have quit due to the vaccine mandates. He wants to warn the new police chief of a big crime wave that will come with the planned collapse of the economy. There would be food and energy shortages and a collapse of the US dollar. • Darryl Perry came before the commission. He stated that he would highly recommend that the new police chief take these matters seriously, in regard to the department's core values and mission statement, and come up with a plan to instill these values within the department because it doesn't come naturally. If the chief doesn't promote