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World-Traveling Hawaiʻi Bureaucrat Arranged $30M In Tech Contracts

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By Madeleine Valera Verified
| Honolulu Civil Beat Verified
A Hawaiʻi Department of Law Enforcement official identified tech companies that impressed him at conferences about policing and surveillance. He later got a job with one of them. The state Department of Law Enforcement has sent Brandon Asuka to more law enforcement conferences in the last two years than most state workers will go to in a lifetime. A homeland security meeting in Washington, D.C. A counter-terrorism conference in Dublin, Ireland. The World Police Summit in Dubai.
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‘Does He Ever Sleep?’: New Honolulu Police Chief Hits The Ground Running

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By Madeleine Valera Verified
| Honolulu Civil Beat Verified
The new police chief has promised to be transparent and accessible. So far, observers say he’s living up to his word. As the smoke settled from the Fourth of July fireworks and Waikīkī’s streets teemed with people, Honolulu police Chief David Lazar patrolled Kalākaua Avenue with a group of officers from District 6. It was one of the first public outings for the chief, who had been sworn in just two days earlier, and the energy was high.
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Prosecutors Made Mistake: Maoli Singer Is Not A Drug Dealer, Lawyer Says

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By Madeleine Valera Verified
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Prosecutors blamed a “typographical error.” Maoli’s lawyer says the singer was defamed and is exploring legal options. Federal prosecutors are admitting they made an error in court records last week that falsely suggested the popular Hawaiian reggae singer Maoli and a suspected meth supplier are the same person.
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