2006-04-21 Police Commission Agenda

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Hawaii County Police Commission Page 7 April 21, 2006 and the young officer said, so I'll see you there. I thought that was inappropriate. He feels that it was a setup. MARVIN TROUTMAN: They were traveling north in the vicinity the speed at that time was 48 -50 mph. Their speed increased to about 55 or so. This vehicle, when he passed me was at a high rate and did not brake when he saw him. When he stopped the man, he said this was entrapment, but he He did not have registration or insurance on the vehicle. After he wrote up his citation. At this point Weinston loudly spoke. Weinsten told Cerezo that he sees him at the 25 mile marker in Waikoloa. Cerezo said I'll see you in Waikoloa. He was cited for the basic speed, no insurance, no registration. It was 2155 hrs. He had made a complaint that Officer Cerezo was speeding, so he asked he his car had a certificate of calibration. HPC 06 -02: EARL HASKELL: They got a call about a suspicious person in the bush of the Kona Islander Inn. They had numerous calls in the past of people entering the vacant rooms and sleeping in there, homeless. Upon checking, they found a male person sleeping in the bushes. He stated he didn't' know where he was and that he was thirsty. They had him sit on a wall. In the meanwhile Offier Davies got information . He appeared to be supicious. He gave Officer Davies two different names. Mr. Larinaga turned himself on the wall and ran away. Mr. Larinaga continued to run towards Officer Davies. Officer Davies took a side step and Larinaga fell. He said, I'm sorry, I should not have run away from you this morning. He didn't know what he was talking about. Larinaga's statement was that reported what was on complaint. ELIZA QUIDANG HPC 05 -32: Filed a complaint because she doesn't know if the search warrant was correct. She watches a lot of shows on tv, law and order, nypd, etc. She was not read her rights. No Honokaa police were there. An attorney said he wanted $10,000 retainer and that she had to file police commission complaint first. Ashida: Do you have a case in court. Quidang: No. Ashida: You complaints maybe legitimate or not. In any event, anything you are saying in a public can be used against you. In the event you are charged with a crime, What lawyer said to come to the commission. Quidang: they did not say to come here. Ashida: A lot of your complaints is about the method the police conducted. In others, the commission cannot tell the police who to execute a search warrant. Suggest you find a family attorney. MARTHA MULLINS: HPC 06 -07: She was with a friend who was manic and was being arrested. She wanted to stay with her friend, so told police to arrest her also. They did not do any mug shots. She had just gotten out of hospital in North Hospital. She was told she couldn't go back to her house When she got there she told them she was incontinent