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STATEMENTS ON AGENDA ITEMS <br />Commissioner Brazier stated that the complaint on the agenda would be decided on <br />today. Corporation Counsel Ashida will give direction. <br />Corporation Counsel Ashida stated those statements on agenda items is open to the <br />public. The Commissioners have copies of the complaint and copies of reports. Ms. <br />Kawananakoa has the right to present information and to provide input during the open <br />session of the meeting. Under the laws, the only time that the HFC can hear oral <br />testimony in closed session is if the accused person agrees to h <br />session. <br />Corporation Counsel Ashida further stated that a letter was sent to the accused <br />firefighter about the hearing taking place on May 14. The accused firefighter has not <br />communicated with the HFC. Commissioner Brazier and Secretary Martha Rodillas <br />have confirmed this. Mr. Ashida stated that it is difficult to talk of personal matters <br />publicly. A complaint has been brought before the HFC in writing and it will be <br />addressed by the HFC. <br />Corporation Counsel Ashida advised Ms. Kawananakoa that if there were anything that <br />needs to be added, it would need to be done in public. Mr. Ashi <br />Kawananakoa if she understood. <br />Ms. Kawananakoa stated that she did understand and asked the HFC if they are aware <br />of what had happened. <br />Corporation Counsel Ashida pointed out the chair and desk in front of the room and had <br />Ms. Kawananakoa address the HFC from that chair. <br />Ms. Kawananakoa stated that since that incident occurred, she is having nightmares, is <br />kicking in her sleep and is afraid that she may have another hea <br />She is requested that the accused paramedic be taken off the road to prevent this from <br />being done to anyone else. Ms. Kawananakoa stated that she has three daughters and <br />doesnÓt want this to happen to anyone else. She further stated that this paramedic did <br />not take her vitals and did not give her oxygen. She stated that she was left alone after <br />he molested her. She repeated that he needs to be taken off that mission. Ms. <br />Kawananakoa asked why that firefighter was not present at the meeting? <br />Corporation Counsel Ashida advised that the accused firefighter is not required to <br />attend. The purpose of the HFC is to hear citizen complaints. Discipline of firefighters <br />belongs to the HFD (Fire Chief). The HFD conducts an independent investigation. The <br />firefighter may be required to answer to the Fire Chief. Corporation Counsel Ashida <br />confirmed with Ms. Kawananakoa that the police are investigating this case and asked if <br />she has contacted the ProsecutorÓs Office. <br />Ms. Kawananakoa stated that she is seeing a psychotherapist now. <br />2 <br /> <br />
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