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HAWAI`I POLICE COMMISSION <br /> REGULAR SESSION MINUTES <br /> JUNE 21, 2024 <br /> COUNTY BUILDING, COUNCIL CHAMBERS, SUITE 1401 <br /> 25 AUPUNI ST., HILO, HI <br /> CALL TO ORDER AND ROLL CALL <br /> Chair Robinson called the meeting to order at 9:00 a.m. <br /> Present: Rick Robinson, Chair <br /> John Bertsch, Vice Chair <br /> Arthur Buckman, Commissioner <br /> Travis Ing, Commissioner <br /> Eileen Lacerte, Commissioner <br /> Rod Quartararo, Commissioner <br /> Anthony Sur, Commissioner <br /> Jacob Tavares, Commissioner <br /> A quorum was present. <br /> Also present: Benjamin Moszkowicz, Police Chief <br /> Reed Mahuna, Acting Deputy Chief <br /> Chad Basque, Assistant Chief <br /> Andrew Burian, Assistant Chief <br /> Scott Amaral, Major <br /> Tuck Loy Aurelio, Captain <br /> Dakota Frenz, Deputy Corporation Counsel <br /> Charisse Correa, Secretary <br /> STATEMENTS FROM THE PUBLIC ON AGENDA ITEMS (Summarized) <br /> • Roger Christie testified before the commission regarding the approval of the meeting <br /> minutes. He disagreed with the commission's ruling on his complaint from the previous <br /> meeting, claiming there is ample evidence supporting his case. He presented additional <br /> evidence during this session, distributed as handouts. Mr. Christie believes the Hawai'i <br /> Police Department owes a sincere apology to the community for perpetuating <br /> misinformation about cannabis. He argued that cannabis has beneficial uses, citing <br /> examples from other states where legalization has not led to increased problems. Mr. <br /> Christie emphasized the potential benefits of legalizing cannabis in Hawai'i, highlighting <br /> its medical potential. He feels the gold standard of good government is citizen <br /> involvement and strict oversight. He expressed disappointment with the commission's <br /> decision and filed a similar petition with the Board of Ethics. Despite his criticism, Mr. <br /> Christie conveyed respect for the police chief and apologized for his frank remarks. <br /> Commissioner Bertsch arrived at 9:08 a.m. <br />
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