2022-12-29 Police Commission Regular Minutes

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Hawaii Police Commission Special Meeting Minutes December 29, 2022 Page 2 crime of COVID. He referred to Pfizer's hidden adverse events and side effects and stated that he's concerned about half-page ads now in the Tribune-Herald, which says pediatric cardiology is a new thing. He's concerned because Pfizer knows that heart attacks are very possible. He feels that we, as a country and as a county have failed the constitutional test in the last two years. We found out how easy it is to control people with fear. Fortunately, we have the bill of rights in the Constitution to guide us into the future. Our founders who went through that 1776 success, found out that they could be against the global superpower of its day. He would like us to win against this global power, which is coming our way. He stated it's coming on May 6t", because May 6, 2023, is the day King Charles is going to be anointed and crowned lord and king of the world, it's called Operation Golden Orb. Mr. Christie stated he has a dream, an intention, and a goal, it's like the surfer. There's a broken windows concept of policing, he's going to interject that there is a surfer concept of policing and that's a big wave that's nasty and it's coming your way. How do you deal with it? He explained that you dive headfirst into it, just straight as an arrow that rolls over the top of you and you can move through it. That's what this department can teach CALEA, the organization that accredits all police departments around the country. He further stated we can teach all of them and we should, because we're going to lose our freedoms here, as we did for the last two years. NEW BUSINESS Chair Brown explained that the general orders spell out a succession plan and we need to do everything by the book. He requested a motion to appoint a temporary acting police chief until the time that Benjamin Moszkowicz is officially the police chief for Hawaii County. Commissioner Bertsch made a motion to appoint Assistant Chief Burian as acting police chief until Chief Moszkowicz is fully entitled to the position, seconded by Commissioner Lassiter. Commissioner Sur stated it was mentioned that he would start on January 17tn he asked if that was firm or if it was flexible. DCC Frenz recommended leaving the motion as it currently stands, which is not very definitive and firm. Her understanding is the new chief will begin on January 17t". Should that for whatever reason change, the temporary appointment of AC Burian will remain in place if that were to change. She further explained that the Police Department has a very specific succession plan that leaves AC Burian the next in line to cover in the event that there is an absence of either the chief or deputy chief. There is a general order within the Police Department that covers this very situation. The reason this commission needed to hold this special meeting is because this isn't a temporary absence, Acting Chief Bugado is retiring as of December 30, 2022, close of business. AC Burian would be acting chief until the new chief begins, presumably, as it's currently scheduled to be January 17, 2023. There was no further discussion, all were in favor, and the motion carried. AC Burian thanked the commission for their support and trust. He noted that this is part of their general orders, and this is nothing unusual. He stated that he wants Chief Moszkowicz to feel welcomed and he wants him to have the best-qualified deputy chief,