2006-04-21 Police Commission Agenda

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Hawaii County Police Commission Page 8 April 21, 2006 and that she needed a diaper. They wouldn't give it to her, so she was in her urine and feces. She went over her complaint as written. The criminal act was elder abuse. Lundvist: What was the findings in the hospital. Mullins: Urinary tract infection. Steckel: Did anyone diagnosis your tremors. No. Weinsten: The officer said today that he wrote him up at 59 mph. ROBINSON: LEFT 12:05 executive session Lundkvist /Steckel: Read motion, etc. U STATUS OF COMPLAINTS REFERRED TO CHIEF TAVARES: hpc 05 -31: ARB has met, but he did not get results Lassiter entered: 12:12 p.m. CLARENCE DAVIES: HPC 06 -02: Was sent to Kona Islander Inn about 12:45 of a suspicious person. He found nobody. He later got a second call about a suspicious person. He and Officer Haskell found a male in the bushes. He was questioning the male. He was suspicious. He gave him a name, that dispatch said was no such person. Larinaga ran away. He yelled to stop. He ran towards him. There was a tourist couple in the way. He blocked with his baton in a defensive move. Larinaga fell and landed on his shoulder. They don't hog tie people. That's not their policy. He did not take him to the hospital. Medics did. He had run from vice earlier that morning. The police department has had over 90 incidents with the police department. When he ran he made no attempt to stop. RECESS: LUNDVIST /LASSITER u UNFINISHED BUSINESS Update on the State of Hawaii Police Commissioners' Conference. NEW BUSINESS • Request for reconsideration of Complaint HPC 05 -13. At the previous meeting, the commission found insufficient evidence to prove the complainant's allegations that an officer threatened him with pepper spray and used profanity. • Review of compensation for police officers.