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Former Honolulu Employee Pleads Not Guilty To Defrauding Hawaiʻi Foodbank

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By Jeremy Hay Verified
| Honolulu Civil Beat Verified
Attorney says that Dexter Kishida did not benefit personally and got caught up in ‘complex government bureaucracy and red tape.’ A former Honolulu government employee pleaded not guilty on Monday to charges of theft, forgery and professional misconduct in telling the Hawaiʻi Foodbank that $800,000 in pandemic relief funds were available, then covering up the fact that it wasn’t after the food had already been distributed.
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Former Honolulu Employee Pleads Not Guilty To Defrauding Hawaiʻi Foodbank

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By Jeremy Hay Verified
| News from the States
A former Honolulu government employee pleaded not guilty on Monday to charges of theft, forgery and professional misconduct in telling the Hawaiʻi Foodbank that $800,000 in pandemic relief funds were available, then covering up the fact that it wasn’t after the food had already been distributed. An attorney for Dexter Kishida, 46, entered his plea of not guilty in Circuit Court to all three counts, which combined carry a possible sentence of 20 years.
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Charity Program for Housing Homeless People Broke Promises, Landlord Says

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By Jeremy Hay Verified
| Honolulu Civil Beat Verified
Small landlord now has doubts about renting to tenants from housing assistance programs; tenant says his story is off base. It wasn’t the first time landlord Bradford Yamamoto had rented his Nānākuli condo to someone whose rent was paid through government or nonprofit housing programs such as Section 8 vouchers. For years, in fact, since not long after he first bought the two-bedroom, one-bathroom unit in 1998 — the only rental property he owns — he had sought out such tenants.
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