2022-12-12 Police Commission Regular Minutes

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Hawaii Police Commission Special Meeting Minutes December 12, 2022 Page 3 this, it's just words on paper. He would ask the police chief to consider crime prevention. When we talk about the criminal justice system, we normally speak about the police, prosecutors, the judiciary, and the court system. There's one area that we should be very cognizant of and that's crime prevention and youth programs to stop the recidivism of these criminals from reoffending repeatedly. We can do this by nipping it in the bud and starting programs with juveniles and children that will instill within them a sense of responsibility, fairness, and justice for all. • Roger Christie came before the commission. He stated every day brings new solid evidence leading to proof of a meticulous plan that lead to a "plandemic" of COVID-19 and to the intended and ongoing horrible results. It looks bad for those who designed it, supported it, and were and are complicit in it. He stated we need a new police chief who sees what most people can't see or won't admit. He was trained at US Army Spy School as an intelligence analyst in 1970 and 1971. He got inside information that there was a US government plan called project MK Naomi, which turned out to be the AIDS virus, an ethno-specific biological weapon, funded in 1969, by the Department of Defense in US Congress. Sadly, it has morphed into COVID. Dr. Fauci was involved with the AIDS virus in a very nefarious way and involved with COVID in a nefarious way. He stated we want, need, and deserve a new police chief who gets it. Someone who clearly sees and understands the monstrous plan and one who is willing to stand up, speak up and take effective action to neutralize it or else the Constitution and Bill of Rights each chief swears to uphold will become null and void. We need a chief who respects medical privacy, and religious exemptions and will object to digital vaccine passports. He referred to documents he handed out to the commission regarding Event 201 and the Doctrine of the Lesser Magistrates. • Kalei Kailikini came before the commission she agrees with Mr. Christie and she recommends that every one of us carries a responsibility and researches the subject matter. She stated that the Oath of Office is very important and sacred. The candidate that becomes the police chief should know the Constitution and should be able to recite the preamble. It is a contract between the police chief, elected officials, and citizens. The US Constitution and the State of Hawaii Constitution are the absolute supreme law of the land. Would these candidates be able to distinguish how important these Constitutions are and can they prioritize the Constitutions with county ordinances, regulations, codes, or Hawaii State Revised Statutes? • Patti Cook provided testimony via zoom. She stated that she is in support of Major Sherry Bird. She stated that Ms. Bird was their Waimea Captain for many years, she was a team builder, and a collaborative problem solver with the community, her door was open and she was willing to be very transparent about what was happening. Ms. Bird demonstrated integrity, knowledge, and strength of character, and she believes she will be an excellent police chief.