2022-12-16 Police Commission Regular Minutes

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Hawaii Police Commission Regular Session Minutes December 16, 2022 Page 3 humanity and their own kuleana regardless of what they're being ordered to do, regardless of unlawful regulations and mandates, and instead, choose to abide by the law, the Constitution of the United States regardless of the fact that this is an illegally occupied situation that we're dealing with as well. In the meantime, before law is restored, we are all beholden to the Constitution of the United States which honors every single one's right. She stated that she cares for everyone and she has been working so hard as a single parent that she can't even afford to live here and is on a plane in a few days. She's moving to a place that is constitutionally compliant, a place with an elected sheriff, a county that takes kuleana seriously. Commissioner Sur asked where she was moving to, she stated Castle Rock, Colorado. • Kevin Hill came before the commission and stated the new chief will face pressures from money, unions, politics, and pressures from everywhere. He stated he's here today to speak about the most important pressure, the pressure that happens when people don't feel like they're heard. There are a lot of people who have been frustrated because they don't feel like they've been heard and he's grateful for the commission because this is an opportunity to be heard. Someone might look at the structure of where the chief of police fits in. You have the department of public safety, who's appointed by a politician and everything else trickles down from that. One might think that the police chief answers to a politician. As much as that may or not be true, what the police chief needs to do is answer to the people. If the civil system doesn't work and doesn't hear the needs of the people, there has to be a way to hear the people from the people and not have to wait until it trickles down through a court. He spoke about the power of an affidavit when people sign under witnesses and under penalties of perjury and speak their truth. You're going to be seeing a grand jury of the people. He stated the seventh amendment; when the people gather together, there's no higher court in the land than the voice of the people. If the police chief and people who represent us can be answerable to the people, not to politicians, not to big money, not to unions, not to any of these pressures, but the pressure of conscience, and the people. If the police can be answerable to people with skin in the game, he would feel so much more at peace. • Chris Hirose came before the commission. He thanked the commission for listening to them. He stated he sees a major apocalypse coming, where there will be food and energy shortages. He spoke about Bill Gates sponsoring Event 201 in October and stated they came out with a new one, a new tabletop exercise and there will be a new virus that targets children. He stated apocalypse means a lifting of the veil, there will be an awakening of the people. He wants to inspire the new chief to be like Vladimir Zelenko, who was an ordinary doctor who got a rare form of lung cancer. He searched for a cure, found it and it extended his life. When COVID came to New York, he searched for a cure and he found it. Dr. Zelenko found a substitute for hydroxychloroquine, which was quercetin. His lung cancer gave him the wisdom to look and the banning of hydroxychloroquine gave him the opportunity to look for an