2022-12-16 Police Commission Regular Minutes

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Hawaii Police Commission Regular Session Minutes December 16, 2022 Page 2 the COVID pandemic and not just follow orders from some mainland organization, as much good as they may do. He asked, why aren't the police warning us about this danger? They tried to alert them with no returned phone calls. He quoted judge and former US attorney, Ed Kubo, "we're not proud of it, but crystal methamphetamine is our gift to the nation. It started here." He stated it's gotten so bad that there are half- page ads in the local paper giving out overdose kits to people because the police department didn't honestly and honorably talk about and investigate the cannabis situation here, which was proven to have caused the meth and crime epidemic. It's gotten so much worse, he would say a confession on some level from the police department for past activity is due. • Debra Welch came before the commission. She spoke about her concerns regarding past and future mandates, in relationship to the COVID vaccine and other vaccines that might be coming. She stated the vaccines are FDA approved but there's a legal pretzel out there. The actual shot you get is being manufactured under emergency use authorization and this isn't being told to people who get the vaccine. She stated currently, MRNA is considered a gene therapy product by the FDA. She says this is GMO, genetic modification, and is considered fraud because it's omitted from the insert and omitted from public debate. They're perpetrating fraud because they're not letting people know that it's gene therapy and isn't fully FDA-approved. The other issue is the claim of 98% efficacy, it's not based on absolute data, that's fraud. • Officer Mark Arnold with the Hawaii Police Department came before the commission. He thanked the commission for their hard work during this process. He stated from the beginning SHOPO has not endorsed a particular candidate and there are a lot of reasons why. One of the main reasons is that they're going to have to work well with the new chief that's selected, no matter who he or she is. He's always maintained his endorsement for one particular candidate, it's his own personal choice, and he still stands by that endorsement for Captain Applegate. He feels he'll be a very good chief. He stated the union is willing and able to work with whoever is selected. He wished the commission luck and stated he hopes they make the right choice. • Millicent Cummings came before the commission, she stated she has been trying to inspire constitutional compliance, which was not observed these past three years regarding unlawful mandates, regulations, and things that caused great harm to our community. She spent the past three years working without pay to try to educate the police chief, the prosecuting attorney, the mayor, the governor, and everyone involved in fraud, unknowingly or knowingly. As human beings, regardless of our differing perspectives, we are one family. She spoke about injuries caused by the vaccine and stated it'll be five to ten years to know the consequences of what's really been done. She stated they spent a lot of time educating the people who were supposed to represent them, but all that time and evidence provided to them were utterly dismissed. She's begging everyone involved to take their own accountability for their own