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Hawaii County Police Commission <br />Regular Session Minutes <br />August 22, 2008 <br />Page 4 <br />Vice Chair Whittemore inquired where they would make their 4% budget reduction as <br />requested by the Mayor. Chief Mahuna reported that they have already implemented it by <br />cutting down on training and trips, including out -of -state training. He spoke of the difficulty <br />he had with a web -phone seminar in which he probably got only about 5% of what the <br />presenter was saying. They are not going to reduce personnel. It is very difficult to make <br />a 4% reduction in two months. They had budgeted $1 million for additional blue and <br />whites for the next year. That has been put on hold for a year. <br />• Commendations: AC Tavares reported receiving 18 commendations since the last <br />meeting. <br />• Other Departmental Activities: Commissioner Sumja inquired about a story in the <br />Honolulu Advertiser about Honolulu police officers manipulating the computer system in <br />order to get choice special duty jobs. Chief Mahuna stated that it was an IT problem that <br />went array. Hawai' i County's system has firewalls and backups. <br />Chief Mahuna reported that they are working on a systemic fleet maintenance program <br />which is above and beyond the manufacturer's warranty. <br />Commissioner Behenna inquired whether Hawaii County would have jurisdictional issues <br />such as the recent incident at lolani Palace in Honolulu. Chief Mahuna stated that they <br />have concurrent jurisdiction with other agencies, and they wouldn't have a problem here. <br />Recess was called at 10:44 a.m. The meeting reconvened at 10:55 a.m. <br />INVESTIGATION AND DELIBERATION OF COMPLAINTS <br />STATEMENTS ON COMPLAINTS (open to the public) <br />MURIAL HARDISTY (Complaint HPC 08 -19) stated that when the officer came to their home, <br />he accused them of being trouble makers. <br />MURIAL HARDISTY (Complaint HPC 08 -20) stated that the officer chased her daughter into <br />their home. He had his Taser on and came right in. Her complaint is that it could have been <br />handled in a more respectful, more civil way. There is tension between them and their <br />neighbor and the police in the middle. The officer could have been less judgmental. He said <br />they were guilty. He wouldn't listen to anything they had to say. They have had mediation <br />with their neighbor. They have had accusations and law suits. This has been going on for 50 <br />years with her husband's family and the neighbor. With her it has been going on 13 years. <br />STEVE HARDISTY (husband) stated that when the officer first came to the house, he said, <br />"1'm sick and tired of coming over here. Why should 1 believe you? 1 believe them." Another <br />evening, he came shining the flashlight into their window and starting pounding on the door. <br />It's his attitude. He judged them. He was not neutral. In another incident, the same officer <br />
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