The Law Enforcement and Security Coalition of Hawaii

presents

34th Annual Law Enforcement and Security Awards Banquet

Recognizing Excellence in Law Enforcement and Security

October 25, 2018 Prince Waikiki, Honolulu HI CONTENTS

05 BANQUET PROGRAM Opening ceremonies, invocation, welcome notes, awards...

06 WE ARE ONE Welcome note by Jim Frame, CPP, president of LEASC 07 BOB FLATING SCHOLARSHIP For an individual pursuing a degree in law enforcement or security.

Recognizing Excellence 08 TOP COP SPONSORS in Law Enforcement Thanks for the support by Platinum, Diamond, and Gold Sponsors. and Security 16 MISTRESS OF CEREMONIES Profile of Paula Akana from KITV 4 Island News, our banquet emcee.

17 2018 TOP COP AWARDS For the past 34 years, the committed board members Exceptional Hawaii law enforcement and security individuals. of the Law Enforcement and Security Coalition of Hawaii have produced the Law Enforcement and 48 ELWOOD J. MCGUIRE AWARD Security Award Banquet in an effort to promote, en- Individual with outstanding service, support, assistance or activity that courage, and recognize excellence in the field of law has benefited the fields of law enforcement, security, or criminal justice. enforcement and security. 52 JUDGE C. NILS TAVARES AWARD All of the law enforcement agencies and security cor- Outstanding law enforcement or emergency management organization porations serving and operating in the state of Hawaii in Hawaii. are invited to nominate their TOP COPS who have distinguished themselves above the rest with their 56 OUTSTANDING ORGANIZATION AWARD dedication to duty, pursuit of excellence, and service Organization or association showing the greatest initiative and/or inno- to the community. vativeness in promoting the professionalism of private security.

These TOP COPS are recognized here along with 59 LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS recipients of the four major awards presented by the Individuals with outstanding service, support, and assistance as a life- Coalition: The Elwood J. McGuire Award, The Nils time career in the fields of law enforcement, security, or criminal justice. Tavares Award, The Outstanding Association Award, and The Lifetime Achievement Award.

3 The Law Enforcement and BANQUET PROGRAM Security Coalition of Hawaii

President The Law Enforcement and Security Coalition of James Frame, CPP Hawaii continues to recognize our TOP COPs through Entertainment Mr. Doug Aton Securitas Security Services the Law Enforcement and Security Awards Banquet year after year and is proudly represented by the Program Chair following organizations: Randall W. Mack, CPP, Opening Ceremonies Mr. Robert Cravalho CHS-JJJ The Hawaii Joint Police Association (HJPA) is a non- C&S Wholesale Grocers partisan group formally established in 1967 representing Military, Federal, State, City and County law enforcement Scholarship Chair agencies as well as private security and private investi- Presentation of Colors Honolulu Police Department Color Guard Unit Mike Nakamura, JD, CPP gation agencies. The TOP COP awards were originally First Hawaiian Bank established by the HJPA to be the source of recognition of our deserving law enforcement and private security Invocation Pastor Tim Greseth Treasurer professionals. Hope Chapel - Mililani Miguel Tostado, CPP The Hawaii Hotel & Visitor Industry Security Associ- Securitas Security Services ation (HHVISA) is a non-profit organization of security pro- Secretary fessionals in hotel, condo, retail, guard services and other tourist related industry businesses partnering with Law Banquet Prince Waikiki Staff Robert Cravalho Enforcement and Emergency Management professionals. Honolulu Police (Retired) This association shares cross jurisdictional information to Member identify, disrupt, and apprehend criminals affecting Hawaii Welcome Mr. Jim Frame, CPP Jeremiah Pahukula, Jr., Hotel and Visitor Industry. Law Enforcement and Security Coalition of Hawaii CPP, PSP ASIS International is the world’s foremost association First Hawaiian Bank for security management professionals and is the recog- nized leader advancing security worldwide. ASIS Hawaii Scholarship Honors Mr. Robert Cravalho Member Chapter 134 furthers this mission and promotes excellence Jerry Dolak, CPP and leadership within the security profession in the State Outrigger Resorts of Hawaii. Award Ceremony Ms. Paula Akana Member The International Association of Healthcare Security KITV 4 Island News Edward Howard, CHPP and Safety (IAHSS) is an organization solely dedicated to JLL Adventist Health West security and safety professionals in our healthcare facili- ties. The IAHSS has educated and served our healthcare Member security, law enforcement and emergency management Group Photograph Mr. Slava Slavik Joseph Cabrejos, CII leaders and has certified thousands of members who keep 11 Clicks, LLC Goodenow Associates our healthcare facilities, patients, staff and visitors safe Investigations, Partner and secure.

4 5 WE ARE ONE BOB FLATING

Aloha and welcome to the 34th Annual Law Enforcement Bob Flating was always willing to help others. He car- and Security Award Banquet. Back in 1991, the Hawaiian ried his love of life everywhere, sharing it with co-work- expression “E Pupukahi” meaning “We Are One” was ers, friends, and even strangers. It was fitting that a adopted by the Law Enforcement and Security Coalition of scholarship be created in his name. Hawaii as the meaning and theme of this great tradition: the law enforcement community and security industry A simple man from Cleveland, Ohio, Bob was transplanted working together to make our island home a safe place to to the islands and became the Security Director at Liberty live and work. House in 1981. While there, he established a register shortage control system which reduced register errors We are here today to bring together law enforcement and created an “Ink Tag” loss prevention program, which Bob Flating, CPP from local, state, military and federal agencies along with reduced theft in all areas of implementation. Jim Frame, CPP our security professionals to honor them for their accom- 1949 - 2007 President of plishments and excellence. These TOP COPs exemplify Bob left Liberty House and worked with Safeguard Services, Star Protection, and Goodenow Associates. He Law Enforcement and the highest standards and we are proud to recognize received his Certified Protection Professional (CPP) desig- Security Coalition of them. Your attendance demonstrates your support of these fine women and men. nation from the American Society for Industrial Security Hawaii (ASIS) in 2004 and was also certified in Threat Assess- As we distinguish them, let us remember our colleagues ment and Management. who have paid the ultimate sacrifice. We especially re- member Hawaii County Police Officer Bronson Kaliloa who Bob will always be remembered for his kindness, his was shot and fatally wounded during a high-risk traffic contribution to the security industry in Hawaii and for his stop in Mountain View on the Big Island on July 18, 2018. passion for fitness and golf. Please join me in a moment of silence as a remembrance of our fallen friends. Thank you. BOB FLATING SCHOLARSHIP With these thoughts and memories in mind, let us move forward to recognize our 2018 TOP COPs. Each year, ASIS International Hawaii Chapter and Cindi Mahalo Nui Loa Flating award the Bob Flating Scholarship to an individual who is pursuing a degree in law enforcement or security.

Anyone interested in applying for this opportunity should download the application at topcophawaii.com/info/ and follow the directions.

All applications will be considered and applicants will be contacted accordingly.

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12 13 DIAMOND SPONSORS GOLD SPONSORS

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14 15 MISTRESS OF CEREMONIES

Ms. Paula Akana anchors KITV Island News at 6 & 10, Monday through Friday. She began her career at KITV as an intern in 1983.

Paula has produced numerous special reports for KITV on a regular basis, tackling subjects ranging from sustain- ability in Hawai`i to families living in the path of the Big Island’s growing lava flow to efforts to beat breast cancer. Paula Akana She produced “Inside the Inferno” a first hand look at the Marco Polo Fire through the eyes of responding Honolulu KITV 4 Island News firefighters and the voyages of the canoe Hokule’a.

She has been recognized with the “Manu a Ka’ae” award for use of the Hawaiian Language by the ‘Ahahui ‘Olelo Hawai’i.

Paula is a graduate of Kamehameha Schools and earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Journalism from the University of Hawaii at Mano`a. She volunteers for the Polynesian Voyaging Society and is a Metro board member for the YMCA and Ma`o Farms.

Year after year, Paula has served as our emcee and we are so grateful for her support of our efforts to recognize our TOP COPs in Hawai`i.

Mahalo Paula! Top Cop Hawaii 2018

16 17 DEDICATION TO DUTY DISRUPTED SUICIDE ATTEMPT

Assistant Site In 2015, Securitas OfficerStylen Awana was assigned to Security Officer Both Security OfficerJohn Balmaceda and Security Officer Supervisor the Pacific Guardian Center where his professionalism and John Balmaceda Cecilia Usini are assigned to the Daniel K. Inouye Interna- dedication to the client directly resulted in his promotion to tional Airport. They are both highly motivated employees who Lieutenant lieutenant where he took on additional responsibilities includ- Security Officer demonstrate competency in all their assignments. Stylen Awana ing assistant supervisor of the property’s security team. As a Cecilia Usini leader, Lieutenant Awana provided exceptional service to this On December 30, 2017, at about 6:15 a.m., Officer Balmaceda client, their customers and his officers. Securitas Security was assigned to the post at the Interisland Terminal, second Securitas Security floor, managing vehicular traffic. While there, he observed Services USA, Inc. From March 2018 through August 2018, Lieutenant Awana Services USA, Inc. two females standing curbside engaged in a verbal dis- personally responded to and led his team through numerous pute. Officer Balmaceda watched as the couple crossed the incidents which included a potential workplace violence roadway, walking toward the east side wall of the structure. incident, flooding caused by a faulty sprinkler head failing, One of the females, who appeared distraught, climbed over medical emergencies and investigation of a variety of cases. the second floor railing. Fearing she was about to jump to her death, Officer Balmaceda quickly responded. He radioed in his Lieutenant Awana demonstrated his dedication to duty on a observations and requested assistance. Officer Cecilia Usini number of occasions. His proficiency in analyzing security sur- responded. veillance footage is unmatched. He utilizes developed skills to identify suspects in the footage which almost always lead to Officer Balmaceda managed to open a line of communication the arrest and prosecution of the responsible party. with the female as she was climbing over the ledge. He along with Officer Usini took physical control of the woman and Lieutenant Stylen Awana is an exceptional employee and brought her back over the ledge to safety. Deputy Sheriffs person who demonstrates the Aloha Spirit with everyone he arrived on the scene and took over the investigation. encounters. By living up to the Securitas values of Integrity, Vigilance and Helpfulness, he has earned this recognition. It was later determined the two females were a couple and Congratulations on your TOP COP Award! were involved in a domestic dispute. The female victim in this case admitted to having an anger management issue and explained she was so angry she intended to commit suicide by jumping over the railing to her death. The victim was sub- sequently transported to an area hospital for a mental health evaluation.

Security Officers John Balmaceda and Cecilia Usini, you are both being commended for your dedication to duty, your keen observations and quick actions. As a team, you disrupted a suicide attempt and brought the victim to safety. You both deserve the TOP COP Award and we thank you for your com- mitment to the security profession!

18 19 EXCELLENT TRIAL ATTORNEY HE WAS THERE TO HELP

Deputy Prosecuting The Department of the Prosecuting Attorney City and County of Security Officer On March 30, 2018, at about 4:30 p.m., Security OfficerHow - Attorney Honolulu proudly nominates Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Scott Howard Brown ard Brown was on duty at the Daniel K. Inouye International Bell as its TOP COP for the year. He has a proven track record of Airport and assigned as the Traffic Control Officer outside of Scott Bell securing convictions in some of Honolulu’s highest profile cases. Securitas Security International Lobby 4 and 5. While there, he observed an His extensive knowledge of the law and thorough preparation make elderly female, possibly homeless, climbing over a wall that Department of the him an excellent trial attorney. Above all, DPA Bell is passionate Services USA, Inc. secures the perimeter of the second floor. Prosecuting Attorney about doing everything he can to make certain justice is served. City and County of DPA Bell achieved his most recent success when a jury found Dae Thinking quickly, Officer Brown yelled out and ran towards the Honolulu Han Moon guilty of Murder in the Second Degree. Moon’s defense woman. Startled, she climbed back to safety and attempted team had hoped the jury would find him guilty of the lesser charge to flee. Officer Brown managed to detain her and radioed for of manslaughter and they argued Moon did not intend to kill his assistance. 20-year old victim. Instead, the defense tried to convince the jury Moon’s gun accidentally discharged killing Stevie Feliciano. But Further investigation revealed the woman was homeless armed with evidence collected by police, surveillance video, and and suffers from a mental illness. She believed the governor eyewitness testimony, DPA Bell was able to prove beyond a reason- arranged for her to travel to Canada and was distraught when able doubt Moon knowingly pulled the trigger causing Feliciano’s she discovered that was not the case. She admitted she was death. Moon faces life in prison with the possibility of parole when considering suicide as she was climbing over the wall. The he is sentenced in December 2018. woman agreed to be transported to an area hospital for a Gerald Austin is already serving life in prison. Austin was the mental health evaluation. subject of a cold case involving the sexual assault and murder of an 81 year-old woman in her home at a senior housing complex on Officer Howard Brown, you are being commended for your Kalakaua Avenue. This horrific crime was a mystery for nearly 25 dedication to duty, your keen observations and quick actions years. But when DNA evidence implicated Austin, it was DPA Bell that led to the safety of a distraught female. If not for your who secured a conviction and the harshest penalty allowed by state actions, she may have fallen to her death. While with the law. woman, you remained calm and professional; assuring her you were there to help. You deserve the TOP COP Award and DPA Bell’s courtroom victories include the case in which Matheu Hongel was convicted of Attempted Murder in the Second Degree we thank you for your commitment to the Securitas Values. for an unprovoked stabbing outside a Waikiki hotel. He also pros- Congratulations! ecuted Jessica Hinebaugh and boyfriend Michael Ayala who were found guilty of Attempted Murder in the Second Degree, Kidnap- ping, and other offenses for attacking Hinebaugh’s pregnant sister in her Mililani home. And DPA Bell convinced a jury a U.S. Army soldier, Solomon Battle, brutally attacked a woman with a knife in Waikiki. Battle is serving a life sentence. These are just a few of the dozens of cases DPA Bell has success- fully prosecuted. He has helped put away murders, drug dealers, sexual predators, white collar criminals, thieves, and drunk drivers. He does it by working long days, paying attention to detail and caring about the community he represents. We are very proud DPA Scott Bell is a member of our team and the Hawaii law enforcement Ohana. He is a deserving recipient of TOP COP recognition and we congratulate him!

20 21 COURAGE AND BRAVERY GIFTED AND SELFLESS LEADER

Shift Supervisor The Hawaii Hotel Visitor Industry Security Association nom- Maritime Enforcement Maritime Enforcement Specialist Third Class (ME3) Eddy D. Corporal inates Shift Supervisor Corporal Nathan Marc Chun as a Specialist Crochetiere is recognized for his excellent performance in law enforcement and security throughout the Hawaiian Islands. His Nathan Marc Chun 2018 TOP COP! He is an asset to the security profession and Eddy D. Crochetiere manages his assignments professionally. exceptional leadership during challenging response activities and profound commitment to his community, officer training, and G4S Security On Saturday, October 28, 2017, Corporal Chun was on duty at United States Coast strengthening law enforcement partnerships produced impres- Solutions (USA) Inc. the Ohana Waikiki East by Outrigger. He was dispatched to a Guard sive operational success and bolstered the United States Coast reported domestic in a guest room on the 17th floor. Upon ar- Guard (USCG) Sector Honolulu’s standing throughout the local rival at the scene, he observed a male and female guest in the community. room. Corporal Chun further observed the male had a large laceration to his arm and broken glass was seen throughout ME3 Crochetiere set an example for others to emulate and the room. embodied his command ideologies when he selflessly devoted off-duty time to the River of Life Mission, an organization sup- Thinking quickly, Corporal Chun approached the male and porting the island’s homeless. He also spearheaded a campaign applied direct pressure to the wound. He then requested an to overhaul the USCG Suicide Prevention Program and brought ambulance be summoned to the scene. Without warning, together stakeholders to create a practice that would ensure the and in a fit of rage, the male pulled away from Corporal Chun, safety and survivability of over four-hundred shipmates in need. made a verbal threat toward the female and then ran toward ME3 Crochetiere’s willingness to go beyond his primary duties the open lanai. was instrumental in the facilitation of USCG Sector Honolulu’s week-long Boarding Team Member Qualification Course. His Fearing the male intended to jump from the lanai, Corporal adeptness in communication and instruction was prominent in Chun gave chase. As the male leaped over the railing, Corpo- training additional shipmates and he enthusiastically volunteered ral Chun grabbed him by the leg and shirt preventing him from to augment the team in a counter-drug mission. falling to a certain death. Corporal Chun managed to hold the male as he attempted to break away from him, struggling and ME3 Crochetiere generated a multi-agency “One-Voice” cam- striking him. A maintenance employee arrived on the scene paign to deter the chaotic alcohol-fueled flotilla throughout the and assisted Corporal Chun in bringing the male back over the spring break season and promoted maritime public safety by edu- railing to safety. Honolulu police officers arrived on the scene cating the community about the dangers involved in combining and took the male into custody. alcohol and the ocean environment.

Shift Supervisor Corporal Nathan Marc Chun, you are being ME3 Crochetiere also combated bad behavior at sea during a recognized for your courage and bravery in the face of danger. comprehensive Concept of Operations involving a multi-agency With total disregard for your own safety, you thwarted a male response to safeguard hundreds of swimmers, floaters, and body guest’s attempt to take his own life during a dynamic and surfers. Concurrently, this joint operation was instrumental in violent situation. You are worthy of the title TOP COP and we enforcing commercial passenger and recreational vessel safety, honor you today! amplifying interoperability and bolstering law enforcement presence throughout Oahu.

ME3 Crochetiere has distinguished himself as a gifted and selfless leader and has displayed finesse when tackling complex challenges. He has exemplified the finest tradition of the USCG and he is worthy of TOP COP award. Congratulations!

22 23 PROFESSIONALISM AND CUSTOMER SAVING A YOUNG LIFE SERVICE Security Officer On May 24, 2018, at 8:45 p.m., Sodexo Security Officers Richard Fong Richard Fong and Michael Holmberg were assigned to the Security Officer Security OfficerEdward Endo is a valuable asset to the Neil Blaisdell Center and on-duty to secure a local high school Edward Endo G4S Secure Solutions Ohana and the clients we serve. He is graduation ceremony. currently assigned to Hawaiian Airlines and plays a vital role Security Officer G4S Security in their operations. Michael Holmberg During the event, a 38 year-old female went unconscious. Solutions (USA) Inc. The two officers were dispatched to the scene of the incident Officer Endo is instrumental in training others and securing all Sodexo and quickly assessed the situation. After verifying the victim locations. He is eager to take on responsibilities and willing was not breathing and had no pulse, they immediately began to go the extra mile. Since beginning his assignment at Ha- two-person CPR and performed six cycles. The victim was waiian Airlines, he has been flexible and takes on additional resuscitated and transported to an area hospital. It was later hours. This simplifies scheduling and allows for consistency determined the victim had suffered a massive heart attack and at the various secured locations. without the quick actions of Officers Fong and Holmberg, she Officer Endo was instrumental in assisting Hawaiian Airline probably would not have survived the event. employees update their credentials. Some 4000 employees Security Officer Richard Fong and Security Officer Mike Holm- needed to bring their airport identification cards up to date berg, you are being commended for your quick actions, calm, (SIDA/AOA). This was a daunting task. Without hesitation, and ability to function as a team. Without hesitation, you both Officer Endo stepped up and worked as a team to complete came to the aid of a young woman and saved her life. You the assignment in a timely manner saving time and money for are both worthy of the title TOP COP and we honor your great the client and G4S. courage today. Congratulations and continue to serve others Officer Edward Endo, you are being commended for your to the best of your ability! dedication to duty, your professionalism and your customer service. The values and standards we set for ourselves at G4S are reflected in your behaviors and actions. Thank you for a job well done and keep up the good work. Congratulations on your well deserved award!

24 25 RESUSCITATED AN UNCONSCIOUS VICTIM INITIATIVE TO CREATE A SAFER HONOLULU

Security Supervisor On March 16, 2018, at about 7:10 p.m., Security Supervisor Police Officer With his knowledge and experience in responding to haz- Melvin Franklin Melvin Franklin and Security OfficerDylan Guerrero Kazunari Fujimura ardous material incidents, Honolulu Police OfficerKazunari located an unconscious female victim on the sidewalk near Fujimura makes Honolulu safer. He took the initiative to Security Officer Kalia Road and Lewers Street. Working as a team, they Honolulu Police revise the Honolulu Police Department (HPD) Hazardous Mate- Dylan Guerrero quickly assessed the victim’s condition and noted she had no Department rials and Weapons of Mass Destruction Policy to better assist pulse and was not breathing. They promptly administered CPR officers in responding to radiation and nuclear incidents during Star Protection and requested an ambulance to their location. An AED was routine patrol operations or at special events. Officer Fujimura also used on the victim. Through their efforts, the victim was also implemented and oversaw the City and County of Honolu- Agency, LLC revived. She was transported to an area hospital for further lu and State of Hawaii Department of Nuclear Detection Office assessment and treatment. Program which consists of training supervisors and officers in the law enforcement aspect of the Preventive Radiological and Supervisor Franklin and Officer Guerrero, you are both being Nuclear Detection mission. commended for your dedication to duty, your keen obser- vations and quick actions. As a team, you resuscitated an Officer Fujimura successfully operates at levels above his unconscious victim. Your response demonstrates your com- current rank and represents the HPD at joint training and mitment to our core value of Attitude and you both deserve meetings with our local, state, and federal partners. His lead- the TOP COP Award. Congratulations! ership and participation in the Customized Alarm Response Training made the HPD the first law enforcement agency in the United States to initiate this program. Other law enforcement agencies across the country reach out to him for consultation and guidance in implementing this customized program within their respective jurisdiction.

Officer Fujimura, you are being commended for your dedica- tion to duty and your initiative to create a safer Honolulu. You understand that, “If it’s predictable, it’s preventable” and by your preparation, we are confident in our response to these expected emergencies. Thank you for a job well done and congratulations on your award!

26 27 QUICK RESPONSE TO A DANGEROUS BRAVE ACTIONS PREVENTING SPREAD SITUATION OF FIRE

Security Officer On Sunday, July 29, 2018, at approximately 3:15 p.m., a fire Corporal On Friday, August 24, 2018, just before noon, Security Officer Nikolaus alarm was activated at The Queen’s Medical Center on the Erickson Sanchez Kimberly Gaspar responded to a fire reported on the western Furgson-Ramos second floor of the Queen Emma Tower in the food service fence line at the Kahe Generation Station. Upon arrival, department. The fire started by an electrical short that ignited Security Officer she opened the perimeter gate to expedite the Honolulu Fire Security Officer the insulation on a drain pipe. Flames eventually penetrated Kimberly Gaspar Department’s (HFD) arrival on the fire scene. Officer Gaspar’s the wall through a drain opening. quick response was instrumental in notifying Hawaiian Elec- Brian Griswold G4S Security Solu- tric Company (HECO) shift supervisors to evacuate employees Within two minutes of the alarm activation, Security Officers from the area closest to the fire. She was also instrumental The Queen’s Medical Nikolaus Furgson-Ramos and Brian Griswold arrived on tions (USA) Inc. in directing arriving HFD resources to the scene. Corporal Center the scene armed with fire extinguishers. They immediately Hawaiian Electric Erickson Sanchez was notified of the fire and responded to noticed sparks and flames coming from the wall and began fire Company assist in the direction of the HFD response and the evacuation fighting efforts. Working as a team, they managed to control Kahe Generation of HECO employees. and contain the fire until firefighters arrived on the scene and took over suppression efforts. The fire was extinguished. No Station In the heat of the fire, the heavy smoke, and the rough terrain, injuries were reported. Officer Gaspar and Corporal Sanchez led firefighters and fire fighting equipment to the fire scene. Rather than standing by Security Officers Nikolaus Furgson-Ramos and Brian Griswold, and remaining idle, this team took the initiative to help drag you are being recognized for your dedication to duty, quick re- water hoses from fire hydrants inside the station to tankers sponse to a dangerous situation, team work and your calm in located outside of the fence line, including up and down the the face of danger. If not for your actions, the fire would have fire break and drainage canals. surely spread to the walls and ceiling causing a significant amount of fire damage. Congratulations on your award and Security Officer Kimberly Gaspar and Corporal Erickson keep up the good work! Sanchez, you are being commended for your dedication to duty, your quick response and brave actions that assisted the fire fighting efforts. Without your actions, the fire could have become wide spread and caused serious damage to the station and other property. You both are truly TOP COPs and we congratulate you!

28 29 AVERTED A DISASTER STEMMED THE FLOW OF ILLEGAL DRUGS

Loss Prevention Agent Loss Prevention Agent Ray Hirai is currently assigned to the Police Officer In 2009, OfficerDaniel Imakyure began his career with the Maui Ray Hirai KTA Superstores. His duties include detecting, deterring and Daniel Imakyure Police Department (MPD) and after his first year of duty, he decided apprehending shoplifters, monitoring access control points to remain as a permanent officer in the District of Molokai rather and responding to calls for service which include medical than return to Maui and immediately put down roots there for his KTA Superstores Big Maui Police family. Having a personal stake in his new home, he made it his Island Hawaii emergencies. Agent Hirai manages his assignments in a Department discrete and professional manner. He demonstrates aloha personal goal to combat illegal drugs on the island, the largest issue affecting the community. Officer Imakyure’s dedication to the Securitas Security in all he does and is well-liked by clients, co-workers, and Services USA, Inc. community is reflected in his consistent performance on the job. He customers. has been recognized on numerous occasions for his dedication to On July 9, 2018, Agent Hirai was report writing in the store duty. security office when he detected a chemical smell in the area. Along with his growth as a senior police officer, Officer Imakyure Curious as to the origin of the odor, Agent Hirai immediately has crafted his investigated skills in narcotics cases. He has been began to investigate, visually searching the area. A fellow a key component of several multi-jurisdictional and federal level employee directed him to a vending machine in the employ- narcotics investigations that stemmed the flow of large quantities ees’ break room located on the upper level of the store. of illegal drugs into Molokai.

Agent Hirai quickly determined the chemical smell was origi- Officer Imakyure’s most notable accomplishment is the creation of nating from the vending machine and began his assessment. a program for the MPD officers to administer the drug Naloxone or He looked on the underside of the machine and observed open Narcan to save the lives of people suffering the effects of an opiate flames burning the electrical wires. exposure or a Heroin or Fentanyl overdose. Although the project took several months to develop, he was never deterred. Thinking safety first, Agent Hirai immediately ordered the Officer Imakyure managed to coordinate a $15,000 donation that evacuation of the area and calmly disconnected the power was used to purchase 192 Narcan kits and coordinated the training cable for the machine from the wall outlet, cutting off the for MPD officers in the use of the kits. In May of 2018, the kits machine’s power source. He quickly armed himself with a fire were deployed affording overdose intervention capabilities and a extinguisher and began suppression efforts. Agent Hirai man- means to combat accidental officer exposures. About two weeks aged to extinguish the fire. There were no injuries reported following the deployment, an MPD officer deployed a Narcan and the fire damage was limited to the vending machine. kit and saved a man’s life, demonstrating the value of Officer Imakyure’s efforts. Loss Prevention Agent Ray Hirai, you are being commended for your observations, curious nature and quick actions. As Officer Imakyure also coordinated training for MPD officers a result of your response, a disaster was averted. You have assigned to Molokai to access information from the Western States demonstrated the core set of values of Securitas and you are a Information Network (WSIN) and access additional information prime example of a Securitas security officer. Your efforts are from the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) which yielded appreciated by all and you truly deserve to be recognized as a results in developing leads in criminal cases involving stolen prop- TOP COP. Congratulations and keep up the good work! erty transported from Molokai to Oahu and pawned. Previously, this ability to check the pawnshop databases was not available to Molokai officers and this added investigative tool has proven to be valuable.

It is reassuring to our community that we have Officer Daniel Imakyure on the job making the Molokai Island safer and a better place to live. Congratulations on your well deserved award!

30 31 HIGHLY COMPETENT INVESTIGATOR STELLAR LAW ENFORCEMENT CAREER

Special Agent The Naval Criminal Investigative Services (NCIS) respectfully Operations Manager The Hawaii Joint Police Association is proud to nominate Adam Kapp nominates Special Agent Adam Kapp for the distinguished Kurt B. Kendro Operations Manager Kurt B. Kendro as their Top Cop for 2018. TOP COP Award. His outstanding investigative work in the He has had a stellar law enforcement career with the Honolulu Naval Criminal last year led to several significant felony level convictions and Freeway Services Police Department (HPD) serving communities around the island of Oahu for over 30 years, retiring at the rank of Major in 2016. Investigative Services directly contributed to the safety of our Department of the Patrol Parsons Navy war fighters, their families, and the greater community. Throughout his HPD career, Mr. Kendro was awarded numer- ous service and merit awards including the City and County of Agent Kapp is a highly competent investigator who is Honolulu Employee of the Year and the HPD’s Police Officer of assigned to the NCIS Hawaii Field Office and the Hawaii the Year. He has received both the HPD’s and the Honolulu Fire High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area Task Force where he is a Department’s Medal of Valor for disregarding his own safety to Drug Enforcement Agency Task Force Agent. He led multiple help others. complex counter-narcotic investigations within the last year in which he identified and neutralized criminal threats before Since his retirement from the HPD, Mr. Kendro continues to they could impact the operational readiness of our military serve the community of Oahu in his current position with Par- units or harm others in the community. sons, as the Operations Manager for the Freeway Service Patrol (FSP). Parsons is a globally recognized company that provides In July of 2017, Agent Kapp developed a source that provided core services that encompass cyber, intelligence, space, energy, information pertaining to the use and distribution of illegal and mobility, and the FSP fits well in the Systems Division, Intel- drugs by active duty service personnel. He used a full range ligent Transportation Systems Section by providing a vital link of of investigative techniques including buy-walk operations, quick clearance of traffic obstructions and traffic mitigation. oral wire intercepts, search warrants, and electronic data The FSP is a free motorist assistance program created by the extraction to take down the drug ring. Agent Kapp’s efforts Hawaii Department of Transportation to alleviate congestion led to the conviction of thirteen individuals for drug related and mitigate traffic on 29 miles of Oahu’s busiest roadways. crimes. Two of the suspects received four years confinement The FSP operates Monday-Friday, except for State holidays, for drug distribution and the other suspects where dishonor- from 5:00 am to 7:30 pm, with eight tow trucks providing motor- ably discharged from the military. This investigation was par- ist assistance on the H-1 from Kunia Road to Ainakoa Street, the ticularly impactful because it involved the use and distribution H-2 from the H-1 to Ka Uka Boulevard and on the H-201. These of drugs by personnel who were assigned to an aviation unit roadways are consistently named some of the busiest highways which had the potential to directly impact the airworthiness of in the United States. the aircraft and the safety of personnel. Earlier this year, Mr. Kendro was awarded the Parsons Volun- Agent Kapp’s exceptional investigative work on this case re- teer of the Year Award for his continued Community Service flects great credit upon him and upheld the highest traditions with Special Olympics Hawaii, the Law Enforcement Torch Run, and standards of the NCIS. His outstanding detective skills MADD, and the Hawaii Law Enforcement Memorial Foundation. and dedication to the mission ensured the suspects in this Recently, the Honolulu Community College awarded him with investigation were brought to justice. Agent Kapp is highly the 2018 Distinguished Alumni Award. deserving of the TOP COP Award and we are proud to honor him. Mr. Kendro consistently gives of himself to others and those less fortunate. His passion and kindness makes him a valuable part of our community. Thank you for all you do Kurt and congratula- tions on your TOP COP Award!

32 33 COMPOSURE AND PROFESSIONALISM DEDICATION TO DUTY

Security Officer On December 7, 2017, Security OfficerJayeson Laga was on Armored Car Courier On Monday, March 19, 2018, at approximately 9:30 a.m., Jayeson Laga active patrol of the inner mall of a Mililani Shopping Center. Frank Lucero Armored Car Courier/Field Trainer Frank Lucero and his partner He noticed a male, later identified as the suspect, running in Armored Car Courier Jerilyn Ramos made a scheduled stop Securitas Security the parking lot towards a store. He then noticed numerous Armored Car Courier to service a location, a shopping mall on the windward side of Oahu. On their way out from the north entrance of the mall, Services USA, Inc. Honolulu Police Department (HPD) vehicles stopping on the Jerilyn Ramos main road between the theater and the store. The suspect im- Courier Lucero and Courier Ramos stopped at a trash receptacle mediately changed direction and started running back towards Pacific Courier, Inc. located outside the mall doors to dispose of some rubbish from Officer Laga with several HPD officers in foot pursuit. their service site. Courier Lucero noticed a yellow back pack in the receptacle. Being of a suspicious nature, he suspected One of the HPD officers attempted to stop the suspect but the back pack could be stolen property and took the initiative slipped and fell. Another HPD officer yelled out, “Security! to further investigate. With Courier Ramos assisting, the two Stop Him!” Without hesitation and in total disregard of his inventoried the contents of the back pack. own safety, Officer Laga lowered his shoulder into the suspect and escorted him to the ground. HPD officers managed to take After opening the back pack, the team discovered what ap- the suspect into custody and continued their investigation. peared to be an empty vinyl case. Being a licensed armed guard himself and familiar with firearms, Courier Lucero recognized Officer Laga later discovered the suspect was wanted in a the item as a handgun case. As they further inspected the murder investigation. HPD used social media to develop tips contents, they discovered a folding knife. They continued their that led them to the Town Center to search for the suspect. search and discovered several other items, then came upon a semi-automatic handgun. Security Officer Jayeson Laga demonstrated composure and professionalism during this quickly developing situation. His At this point, they stopped searching, left the bag as is within assistance exhibited the positive partnership between private the trash can and notified the Honolulu Police Department security and the HPD. Officer Laga is a true professional and (HPD). Realizing the area had just become a crime scene, Couriers Lucero and Ramos secured the location and waited for deserving of the title TOP COP! Congratulations! HPD officers to arrive and take over the investigation. They also notified mall security.

The police arrived shortly thereafter and continued the investi- gation. The back pack and its contents that included the firearm were recovered as evidence. At the time of this writing, it was unknown if the handgun was reported stolen or used to facilitate a crime.

Armored Car Courier/Field Trainer Frank Lucero and Armored Car Courier Jerilyn Ramos, you are being commended for your dedication to duty, your keen observations and your suspicious nature that led to the recovery of a firearm. Your actions prevented this handgun from falling into the hands of someone with criminal intent or worst our children. Thank you for a job well done and congratulations on your award!

34 35 RESCUE OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING VICTIMS SAVING A WOMAN’S LIFE

Special Agent Special Agent Cole Masutani has proven to be a critical Corporal On October 22, 2017, Corporal Andrel “Andy” McClendon Cole Masutani asset in combating sex trafficking in Hawaii. He has utilized Andrel “Andy” was on duty at the Trump International Hotel and Tower when his ingenuity in his investigations as sex traffickers continually McClendon he was dispatched to a medical emergency at the pool deck. U.S. Department of adapt to law enforcement procedures and tactics. Agent Upon arrival at the scene, Corporal McClendon observed two Homeland Security Masutani has demonstrated the ability to foster great working G4S Security Solu- guests tending to a female drowning victim. relationships with outside agencies that include the Federal U.S. Immigration and Bureau of Investigation, the Department of the Attorney tions (USA) Inc. Corporal McClendon quickly assessed the victim’s medical Customs Enforcement General State of Hawaii, the Department of the Prosecuting condition and determined she was unconscious. Considering Homeland Security Attorney City and County of Honolulu and the Honolulu Police the victim’s lungs were possibly filled with water, he began Investigations Department. administering abdominal thrusts. The victim started to cough up water and regained consciousness. She was transported During this fiscal year, Agent Masutani is credited with almost to an area hospital and managed to make a full recovery. If thirty seizures, over twenty criminal arrests, thirteen indict- not for Corporal McClendon’s quick response and life saving ments, ten search warrants and two convictions. Because efforts, the victim would not have survived. of his effort, more arrests and indictments are forthcoming before the fiscal year ends. Corporal Andrel “Andy” McClendon, you are being commend- ed for your dedication to duty, quick response and actions that Agent Masutani spearheaded a human trafficking outreach saved a woman’s life. You remained calm during a tense life initiative that resulted in the rescue of multiple female human or death situation and performed admirably. We appreciate trafficking victims. He also played a critical role with the your efforts and we are proud to honor you as a TOP COP for federal indictment of an operator of a brothel in Honolulu by 2017- 2018. Congratulations! accepting a bribe in an undercover capacity.

Agent Masutani has developed a network of confidential sources playing pivotal roles in all of his investigations. His ability to cultivate and manage these confidential informants is second to none and his investigative methods demonstrate competence, creativity and dedication that is unmatched.

Agent Masutani is being recognized as the TOP COP from the Department of Homeland Security, Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Homeland Security Investigations. He continual- ly demonstrates his commitment to his call for duty, protecting our citizens and communities. Congratulations Cole!

36 37 HIGHLY PROFICIENT INVESTIGATOR PREVENTING FURTHER FIRE DAMAGE

Special Agent Special Agent Tasman McKee is an experienced and highly Security Officer Security OfficerWilfredo Nebre is assigned to the 99 Ranch Tasman McKee proficient investigator with a distinguished career in law Wilfredo Nebre Market located in Mapunapuna. He handles his assignments enforcement that goes back to his time as a police officer in professionally and with courtesy to clients and guests. Officer Department of the the Honolulu Police Department (HPD). In 2017, he joined the Securitas Security Nebre never hesitates to go the extra mile. Attorney General Department of the Attorney General Investigations Division Services USA, Inc. and has proven to be a valued asset. Agent McKee is an On October 3, 2018, Officer Nebre was on duty and actively Investigations Division patrolling his area of responsibility. He learned of a kitchen State of Hawaii excellent investigator that possesses a very friendly style that builds trust with victims and witnesses. fire at one of the restaurants on the property. The flames were large enough to put patrons in danger. Agent McKee investigates a wide range of felony crimes and managed more than one hundred assignments in the last Without hesitation and risking is own safety, Officer Nebre year that included robberies, assaults and property damage armed himself with a fire extinguisher and began suppression type cases. Some of these investigations bring him to the efforts. He managed to extinguish the blaze before firefighters various prisons and jails throughout the state where he has a arrived. Further, Officer Nebre remained at the scene to assist sound working relationship with the personnel who manage in the clean-up and secured the common areas impacted by these facilities. Agent McKee also has a cooperative working water damage. relationship with members of the Department of Public Safety Officer Nebre’s quick response, calm under pressure and fire Sheriff Division and the HPD. This enables him to be effective safety training made for a successful outcome, preventing and assist in investigations involving both departments. further fire damage and risk of injury. He is a credit to Securi- Agent McKee goes above and beyond by taking the time to tas and the security profession as a whole. We thank Officer mentor deputies and officers in their activity at crimes scenes Nebre for his service and excellence! and their report writing.

Agent McKee is also a firearms instructor and is competent in ensuring personnel are prepared to protect the community. He is a certified trainer for both the Civilian Response to Active Shooter Events and the Advanced Law Enforcement Rapid Response Training. He also provides preparedness training for other law enforcement agencies.

Agent McKee is deserving of this recognition because of his sustained superior performance. Case after case, he is thorough and carries each investigation through to completion. Agent McKee is an exceptionally capable investigator and a vital member of our law enforcement Ohana. Most important, Tasman has the support of his wife Sandy for the past 20 years and always makes time for family life, including children and grandchildren.

Congratulations Special Agent McKee for your nomination as a TOP COP and thank you for your dedication to the law enforcement profession and to our community!

38 39 EXCEPTIONAL CONSISTENT LEADERSHIP DEMONSTRATING COMPASSION FOR OTHERS

Sergeant In 2000, Sergeant Daniel Oliveira began his career with Police Officer OfficerJoseph Passmore, a twelve year veteran of the Hawaii Coun- Daniel Oliveira the Kauai Police Department (KPD) and is currently assigned Joseph Passmore ty Police Department, is being nominated for this award based upon to the Vice Narcotics Unit. He has established himself as an two specific incidents, both displaying valor and genuine compassion. Hawaii County Kauai Police outstanding leader and a competent operator. On September 9, 2017, Officer Passmore responded to a reported Police Department structure fire. Upon arrival, he observed a home completely engulfed in Department Sergeant Oliveira has led operations since 2013 and has flames. Officer Passmore located the family and discovered the father taken on many roles in various capacities. He has served as was severely burned. He was immediately transported to an area an acting lieutenant and a rappel master. Sergeant Oliveira hospital for treatment. managed the K-9 Unit and served as a handler for the KPD’s newly acquired tracking dog. He also served as a task force Realizing the family had lost all their possessions and had nowhere officer working and collaborating with federal and state law to go, Officer Passmore invited the family into his own home to stay enforcement agencies. temporarily with his Ohana. Other Hawaii County officers assisted by providing donations and Officer Passmore was able make them com- Sergeant Oliveira works long hours on tedious investigations. fortable for the night. His actions served as an inspiration to others He has led many operations resulting in numerous arrests and provided a focal point for the donations that followed. His com- passion left a lasting impression on a traumatized family. Regrettably, and seizures that disrupted and dismantled drug trafficking the burn victim succumbed to his thermal injuries. organizations operating in the County of Kauai. He has consis- tently performed at a high level since becoming the operations On January 9, 2018, just after midnight, Officer Passmore had com- sergeant. pleted his shift when an officer was heard on the radio yelling, “Shots fired! Shots fired!” The reporting officer explained he was on foot and This past year, Sergeant Oliveira’s unit executed over two-hun- pinned down behind trees while a suspect was firing at him from a dred search warrants and made over three-hundred arrests. seated position in a vehicle. Officer Passmore could hear the urgency The team seized almost forty pounds of crystal metham- in the officer’s voice and without hesitation responded to assist. phetamine, over six pounds of cocaine, and thirty pounds of Upon arrival, Officer Passmore, in total disregard for his own safety, processed marijuana along other illegal drugs having a street turned off his vehicle lights and sped across the scene, parking his ve- value of almost $9 million. Additionally, twenty-five firearms hicle in the line of fire. His actions provided cover and concealment for were taken off the street and almost $1 million recovered the pinned officer who seized the moment by running towards Officer through asset forfeitures. Passmore’s vehicle for cover. Officer Passmore exited his vehicle and linked up with the other officer in a position of cover. Sergeant Oliveira’s leadership, his resolute approach in executing operational plans and his passion for ridding the Once he determined the officer was not injured, Officer Passmore community of illicit drugs is indicative of his determination to (an experienced crisis negotiator) began attempts to dialog with the bring to justice those individuals who traffic these drugs. His suspect. He managed to contact the suspect through his cellular tele- dedication and commitment to duty and his consistent lead- phone and began negotiations. Officer Passmore continued his efforts for the next ten hours until he was relieved by another negotiator the ership is truly exceptional and he is worthy of the title TOP following morning. Unfortunately, the suspect took his own life. COP. The Kauai Police Department if very proud of you and appreciate all that you do to keep our island community safe. Officer Joseph Passmore, you are being recognized for demonstrating compassion for others, whether a young family facing a life altering crisis or a suspect using deadly force towards one of our own officers. Your kindness toward them is commendable and we are proud to call you our TOP COP!

40 41 PREVENTED FURTHER DRUG DEALING DETERRED A SUSPECT FROM STEALING

Security Officer Security OfficersEric Spencer and Robin Hatch are both Security Officer The Kuakini Medical Center is pleased to nominate Security Eric Spencer assigned to the Hawaii Pacific University downtown campus. Jordon Tanaka OfficerJordon Tanaka for the TOP COP Award. He is diligent Keeping the area safe for students and free of undesirables in his assignments that include active patrols securing the Security Officer is a challenging assignment due to the large area and the Kuakini Medical hospital campus, monitoring surveillance equipment along Robin Hatch demographics of people in the location. Center with inspecting buildings, equipment, and access points. Officer Tanaka quickly and professionally responds to calls for Star Protection On January 31, 2018, at about 2:30 p.m., Officers Spencer and service. Agency, LLC Hatch where on active patrol of the downtown campus when they observed a suspicious vehicle parked in the moped park- On Wednesday, May 30, 2018, at 2:45 p.m., Officer Tanaka ing area. There were two occupants in the vehicle, a male was on duty actively patrolling the hospital’s parking garage and female. They were unfamiliar in the area and had been when he deterred a suspect from stealing an employee’s parked at the location for quite sometime. The officers sus- moped. During the incident, Officer Tanaka suffered a lacer- pected the pair was distributing narcotics from their vehicle. ation to his lip and abrasions to his elbows. The employee who owned the moped was thankful Officer Tanaka was able They decided to take action and confronted the two occu- to protect his property from being stolen and likely never pants, explained they were parked illegally and should leave recovered. It was apparent Officer Tanaka went beyond the the area. The occupants were non-compliant. The officers call of duty. retreated and requested police assistance. Upon arrival of uniformed police officers, the suspect vehicle quickly drove Security Officer Jordan Tanaka, you are being recognized for away. It was later determined the male and female were your dedication to your profession as a security officer. Know known drug dealers in the area. your efforts are appreciated and you are worthy to be the Kuakini Medical Center’s TOP COP! Officers Spencer and Hatch, you are being commended for your dedication to duty, your patrol techniques, your knowl- edge of beat characters and your suspicious nature. Your initiative prevented further drug dealing on a university campus. Thank you for a job well done and congratulations on your award!

42 43 SAVED A CHILD FROM CERTAIN INJURY SECURED DERAILED HEAVY GLASS DOOR

Security Officer The Hawaii Hotel Visitor Industry Security Association nomi- Security Supervisor On Thursday, March 8, 2018, Security Supervisor Nate Timo- Shantel Tatis nates Security OfficerShantel Tatis as a 2018 TOP COP! She Nate Timoteo teo was on duty at the Moana Pacific Towers when he was is professional in all that she does, is kind and courteous, and notified a glass sliding door was off its tracks and hanging G4S Security Solu- willingly takes on additional assignments. Securitas Security from the balcony of an apartment on the 15th floor. He tions (USA) Inc. Services USA, Inc. responded to the unit and assessed the situation. Concerned On June 26, 2018 at approximately 1:30 p.m., Officer Tatis was for the safety of the occupants on the recreational deck below, on active patrol on the property of the Ohana Waikiki East by Supervisor Timoteo disregarded his own personal safety and Outrigger located at 150 Kaiulani Avenue. She observed two physically secured the 350 pound glass door until others could small boys playing with each other at the entrance of the laun- arrive and assist. Through team work, the door was lifted up dry area that leads out to Kuhio Avenue. She further observed and placed back on its tracks. an adult female nearby, probably the children’s mother. Supervisor Timoteo, you are being commended for your Suddenly, and without warning, one of the young boys bolted dedication to duty and quick action. Your ability to remain from his mother, running onto busy Kuhio Avenue. Officer calm, think quickly and perform under pressure prevented a Tatis immediately reacted and chased the boy into the street. catastrophe. Your actions showed your professionalism and She was able to halt an oncoming vehicle that would have demonstrate you are deserving of this recognition. Thank you surely struck the child if not for her intervention. Officer Tatis for a job well done and congratulations! scooped the child up into her arms and returned the boy to his thankful mother.

The entire event was captured on surveillance video. Upon reviewing the footage, it was apparent that if not for Officer Tatis’ actions, the boy would have been struck by the oncom- ing vehicle. This was a frightening and dangerous incident.

Security Officer Shantel Tatis, you are being commended for your dedication to duty, your patrol techniques and your quick response that saved a child from certain injury. With total disregard for your own safety, you entered a busy street to protect the life of another. You are a TOP COP and worthy of this award. Congratulations and keep up the good work!

44 45 SECURED AN ABANDONED INFANT HELPED SERIOUSLY INJURED VICTIM

Security Officer On April 9, 2018, at about 12:50 a.m., Security OfficerGordon Security Officer On August 6, 2018, Securitas Security OfficerSky Vou was on Gordon Tremaine Tremaine was on duty at the Daniel K. Inouye International Sky Vou duty at the Chinatown Gateway Plaza and was with a building Airport. He was actively patrolling the Overseas Terminal vendor, Willy Leong, a Clean Style Inc. employee. The pair Securitas Security Parking structure when he observed a female wandering Securitas Security heard a faint sound in the basement parking area. Curious, Services USA, Inc. around the second level of the structure. She was carrying an Services USA, Inc. they went to that location to further investigate. While check- infant in a car seat. Officer Tremaine also observed a toddler ing the area, Officer Vou and Mr. Leong located a seriously near the woman. injured resident lying on the concrete. The victim was in Mr. obvious pain crying out for help. Officer Tremaine watched as the female placed the toddler Willy Leong onto a Smarte Carte and walked away with the toddler down Officer Vou and Mr. Leong immediately went into action the ramp towards rental car parking lot. Bewildered, Officer Clean Style Inc. to assist the victim. An ambulance was summoned to the Tremaine confronted the female and informed her she could scene; however, could not enter the basement parking area not leave the infant unattended. The woman ignored him and due to the low ceiling. An effort was coordinated to ensure continued on. the medical technicians were able to reach the victim and provide medical attention in a timely manner. The victim Officer Tremaine remained with the infant and radioed for was transported to an area hospital for treatment. It was assistance. The female was subsequently located by deputy later discovered several others passed the victim and no one sheriffs and placed under arrest for Abandonment of a Child in offered aid. violation of section 709-902 of the Hawaii Revised Statutes. The infant and toddler were transported to an area hospital The alertness and quick action by Officer Vou and Mr. Leong for assessment and later released to the Child Protective saved the victim from further injury and harm. Officer Vou is Services. being recognized with the TOP COP Award and Mr. Leong is being recognized with TOP COP Citizenship Award. Thank you Officer Gordon Tremaine, you are being commended for your both for your dedication and congratulations on your award. dedication to duty, your keen observations and quick actions Well done! that led to the safety and security of an abandoned infant. Moreover, you initiated a search to locate and arrest the per- son responsible for abandoning the child. We appreciate your good work and congratulate you on your TOP COP Award!

46 47 Mr. Roth has been active in many initiatives. He helped to bring the Shattered Dreams Youth Alcohol Prevention project Elwood J. McGuire to the Hawaii County, started a Big Island Chapter of the Community Coalition for Neighborhood Safety and assisted in forming two Visitors Aloha Society of Hawaii (VASH) Chapters Award on the Big Island.

The Office of the Prosecuting Attorney understands that in addition to performing core prosecution functions, they The Elwood J. McGuire Award is presented to an individual must also work diligently in crime prevention, education and for outstanding service, support, and assistance or activity research in order to make an impact on public safety and have that has benefited the fields of law enforcement, private recently named themselves the Crime Prevention Justice security or criminal justice. The individual who receives this Assistance Group (“CPJAG”). award must have made a significant contribution for a period The CPJAG consists of a Community Deputy Prosecutor, Pro- of at least five years in the state of Hawaii. gram Manager, Volunteer Services Coordinator, Special Proj- ects Coordinator, and a legal assistant that works on elderly abuse issues. The CPJAG is supported by the offices Business Mitchell This year, Hawaii County Prosecuting Attorney Mitchell Manager and Administrative Services Assistant and they “Mitch” Roth “Mitch” Roth has been nominated for this prestigious award meet with community groups, other agencies and non-profits recognizing his contributions to the Hawaii County community. to address prevention, education, research and other efforts Office of the within our community and work to improve the criminal justice In 1998, Mr. Roth joined the Office of the Prosecuting Attorney, system by presenting trainings to law enforcement, prose- Prosecuting Attorney County of Hawaii, as a deputy prosecutor. He worked on a cutors, government workers, non-profit and other relevant County of Hawaii variety of cases in District, Family and the Circuit Courts. For community groups. The team brings to the forefront local several years, he supervised the Asset Forfeiture Program, the problems to be solved through their many discussions in the Community Oriented Prosecution Project, and was designated community and supports community efforts to prevent crime, as a Special Assistant United States Attorney. as well as responsibly administer federal and state grants.

In November 2012, Mr. Roth was elected as the Prosecuting Some notable cases managed by Mr. Roth include the Kema Attorney for the County of Hawaii. His philosophy about Case which remained unresolved for decades. He reported the work of the Office of the Prosecuting Attorney is short to the Hawaii Tribune Herald that the child, known as Peter and simple, “We Do God’s Work” and his personal mission Boy, was abused for years and died from septic shock after a statement is to “Improve the quality of life for his family sore went untreated. The father of the six year old boy was and his community”. Mr. Roth remains committed to both sentenced to 20 years in prison for manslaughter, fulfilling declarations. a deal requiring him to reveal the location of his son’s body. Although he cooperated with the search, the boy’s body was Mr. Roth and his staff are committed to making a difference in never recovered. the fight against crime through effective prosecution strat- egies, which include: seeking accountability for those who As a result of the Kema Case, Mr. Roth worked with Hawaii violate the law in the county, providing assistance to those County Legislators on a bill that would establish procedures impacted by criminal conduct and working with the community for a parent or legal guardian to obtain authorization to home to solve crime related problems. school a child in Hawaii. However, the bill ran into fierce opposition and was withdrawn. Nonetheless, this attempt

48 49 demonstrates Mr. Roth’s determination to create a safer DPA Chris Van Marter...... 2015 Hawaii Island. Department of the Prosecuting Attorney Peter J.S. Hirai, CEM ...... 2014 Mr. Roth’s office also charged three suspects with accom- Department of Emergency Management plice to commit first-degree murder for allegedly helping the suspect in the shooting death of Hawaii County Police Officer Keith Kaneshiro...... 2013 Bronson Kaliloa. All three were held without bail and are Honolulu City Prosecutor awaiting trial. This action, along with the suspect’s demise, Assistant Chief Clayton Kau...... 2012 began the healing process for Officer Kaliloa’s family, the Honolulu Police Department Hawaii County Police Department, the good people on the Big Major General (Ret) Edward (Rick) V. Richardson...... 2011 Island of Hawaii and everyone else who mourned Bronson’s Retired Adjutant General, Hawaii National Guard death. Major General Robert G.F. Lee...... 2010 Mr. Roth also pursued corruption allegations made against the The Adjutant General, Hawaii National Guard State of Hawaii Division of Boating. The agency charged with Kaleo Keolanui...... 2009 running Hawaii’s small boat harbors was alleged to have been HHVISA mistreating and retaliating against residents who use the fa- cilities. This displays his resolve to always do the right thing. Mr. Gervin Miyamoto...... 2008 U.S. Attorney’s Office Mr. Roth’s awards include the Patriot Award for his work with Mark J Bennett...... 2007 veterans, the Rotary Outstanding and Distinguished Service State of Hawaii Attorney General Award, the Advocate of the Year Award for his work in Com- munity Prosecution, the Jaycee’s Distinguished Service Award, Honorable Edward H. Kubo, Jr...... 2006 the Mothers Against Drunk Driving Outstanding Service Award United States Attorney, District of Hawaii and he was recognized by the Pew Charitable Trust of his LT. Gov James “Duke” Aiona, Jr...... 2005 involvement in juvenile justice reform. In 2017 he was named State of Hawaii Remarkable Person by the YWCA. Steve Goodenow...... 2004 Steve Goodenow, CLI, CFE Mr. Roth is an energetic crime fighter who relentlessly pursues justice. He is active in the community and is committed to Peter Carlisle...... 2003 making the Big Island of Hawaii safe for everyone. Mr. Roth, Prosecutor’s Office you are worthy of the McGuire Award and we congratulate Spike Denis...... 2002 you! Safeguard Services Judge Steve Alm...... 2001 First Circuit Court Florence T. Nakakuni...... 2017 Past Elwood J. Chief Lee Donohue...... 2000 Former United States Attorney, District of Hawaii McGuire Awards Honolulu Police Department Antonio Williams ...... 2017 Margery Bronster...... 1999 Chief of Civilian Police, U.S. Army Garrison-Hawaii Attorney General Chief Investigator Daniel Hanagami...... 2016 Warren Ferreira...... 1998 Department of the Attorney General, State of Hawaii Outrigger Hotels & Resorts Creighton Ward Goldsmith...... 2016 Donald Devaney ...... 1997 U.S. Customs & Border Protection, Akamai Global Consultants Tripler Army Medical Center

50 51 quickly responded, going house to house to evacuate citizens, some who were unaware of the danger. Roadblocks and system- Nils Tavares Award atic clearing of streets were conducted and officers effectively completed the physically demanding evacuation mission with no casualties or injury.

Following the eruption, the patrol districts of Puna and South The Nils Tavares Award is presented to an outstanding local, Hilo began a twelve-hour work schedule to cover the additional state, or federal organization in the State of Hawaii that has postings necessitated by the volcanic activity. The situation tailored a program to bring about measurable change in the law changed day to day according to the lava flow and postings were enforcement community. adjusted accordingly. This shift continued for four months until the eruptions entered a “pause” phase. In all, an estimated 700 Hawaii County This year, the Law Enforcement and Security Coalition decided to homes were destroyed, displacing those residents. bring a different perspective to the award and honor the Hawaii Police Department County Police Department (HIPD) for their resiliency over the The HIPD also experienced extreme weather conditions in the past year. past year. On August 26, 2018, Hurricane Lane was downgraded to a tropical storm; however, as the system passed the island, the Faced with extreme challenges, the HIPD demonstrated tenacity, east side received 48 inches of rain causing massive flooding and endurance and perseverance, never swaying from their com- creating havoc. Officers and other emergency personnel conduct- mitment to provide the highest quality of police service to make ed several rescues, staffed roadblocks and responded to multiple the Big Island a safe place to live, visit and conduct business. landslides and road closures. Although most of the challenges in the past year occurred in the Puna District, the ripple effect of these events was felt through- In addition to these challenges, HIPD officers have faced several out the department. deadly encounters. Just this month, on the 12th, officers conduct- ing midnight checks of the Hawaiian Beaches shoreline in the Puna The most tragic event occurred on July 17, 2018, when several District came across a parked vehicle that was later determined to officers were searching for a fugitive suspect in Mountain View be stolen. As the officers approached, the vehicle accelerated in in the Puna District. They stopped a vehicle when the suspect reverse towards them and slammed into a police vehicle, knocking exited and fatally shot Officer Bronson Kaliloa. The suspect an officer to the ground. The vehicle then went forward ramming managed to flee on foot. A multi-agency task force was quickly another police vehicle, and then reversed striking another police assembled to locate and arrest the suspect. Working long hours vehicle. Faced with deadly force and with no other alternative, the and following up on every viable lead, the unit canvassed the officers discharged their service weapons in the cab of the vehicle, entire island in the days that followed. mortally wounding the driver. The passenger was not injured.

Three days later, the task force tracked the suspect’s cell phone On May 20, 2018, four officers were tracking an auto theft suspect to South Point in the Kau District and set up roadblocks. Four and were checking a makeshift off-road trail connecting two Special Response Team (SRT) officers were on a checkpoint when Mountain View subdivisions in the Puna District. As two officers a vehicle approached and was stopped for screening. After open- walked along, a stolen vehicle driven by the suspect sped down ing the rear hatch of the vehicle, one of the officers was shot in the trail directly at the officers. With no means of escape, officers the chest by the suspect who was hiding there. Officers returned opened fire. The vehicle stopped just before striking them. The fire and the suspect was fatally wounded. The officer who was suspect, who was not injured, was arrested without further inci- shot survived the ordeal. dent. Several loaded firearms were recovered from the vehicle.

It would be safe to say no other law enforcement agency in the In February of 2018, several officers were at the scene of a late nation has ever faced a volcanic eruption. On May 3, 2018, after evening neighborhood dispute in the Hawaiian Beaches Subdi- a 6.9 earthquake rocked East Hawaii, lava began flowing within vision of Puna. As officers entered the property to apprehend a the residential Leilani Neighborhood in the Puna District. Officers

52 53 male suspect, he shot one of the officers in the leg and fled. The Past Nils Tavares Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs, Professional scene was secured and the SRT was activated. Upon their arrival, Awards and Vocational Licensing, Board of Private Detectives and the unit conducted a tactical search of the property, arrested the Guards, State of Hawaii...... 2017 suspect and recovered the firearm. Elder Abuse Justice Unit, Department of the Prosecuting Attorney, Also in February of 2018, an officer responded to a domestic City & County of Honolulu...... 2017 argument in the Ainaloa Subdivision of the Puna District. Upon Honolulu Police Department Major Events Division . . . . . 2016 arrival, the officer observed a motorcycle leaving the area and US ARMY Hawaii Digital Forensic Examination (DFE) team, gave chase. As the officer turned at an intersection, she observed 19th Military Police Battalion (CID) ...... 2015 the motorcycle lying on its side and a male suspect standing on the road armed with a rifle. The suspect fired a shot at the officer Community Drug Court; First Circuit Court...... 2014 and fled. The officer was not injured. Detectives responded and, HPD Criminal Investigations Division, Financial Crimes . . . 2013 working off limited initial information, managed to identify the Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam Emergency Ops Center. . . 2012 suspect and make an arrest. Scientific Investigation Section ...... 2011 In January of 2018, officers responded to an early morning call of Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics...... 2010 “shots fired” in Hawaiian Beaches Subdivision of the Puna District. Upon approach, one officer inadvertently became stranded on Operation FALCON...... 2009 foot in an open area with limited cover as the suspect in a vehicle United States Secret Service...... 2008 fired at him. Another officer was able to maneuver his vehicle and provide cover for the first officer. Negotiations went on for an Hawaii High Technology Crimes Unit...... 2007 extended period of time until the suspect committed suicide. Rapid Reduction Drug Unit...... 2006 Dept. of Public Safety: Sheriff Division ...... 2005 Also in January of 2018, officers responded to a report of gunshots fired at a property in North Kohala and encountered an armed United States Attorney’s Office ...... 2004 female suspect who was barricaded in a vehicle. The SRT arrived Honolulu Police Department...... 2003 and were fired upon. Nonetheless, the team remained disciplined to their training and allowed for negotiations. The female suspect Attorney General’s Office...... 2002 surrendered. Maui Police Department...... 2001

In December of 2017, officers responded to an early morning Honolulu Prosecutor’s Office...... 2000 shooting in Leilani Estates Subdivision of the Puna District. A HPD’s SWAT ...... 1999 victim in a motor vehicle was shot multiple times with his female US Attorney...... 1998 passenger taken hostage by a gunman who fired at responding officers. The SRT arrived on the scene and negotiations went on CrimeStoppers & DARE...... 1997 throughout the day with the stand-off ending when the suspect turned his weapon on himself.

Throughout all of these events, the Hawaii County Police De- partment remained true to their core values of Integrity, Profes- sionalism, Compassion, Team Work and Community Satisfaction. The sworn and civilian employees as well as their command are deserving of this honor and we are truly grateful for all they do to keep our Ohana on the Big Island safe from harm. Congratulations Hawaii County Police Department!

54 55 only Master’s Degree in Criminal Justice Administration in Hawaii. Annually, Chaminade graduates around 160 under- Outstanding graduate students and 80 graduate students. Sister Derby’s association with Honolulu Police Department Organization Award (HPD) continued and she became the first female police chap- lain at the HPD and in the United States. She is also the only chaplain to receive the HPD Warrior Silver Medal of Valor.

Sister Derby recognized that although the HPD had a Cadet Outstanding Organization Award is awarded to a private Academy there was no management school for administrators. security/safety organization or a local security/safety profes- She proposed the Master of Criminal Justice Administration sional association demonstrating the greatest initiative and/ Program serve a dual purpose and provides management or innovativeness in promoting law enforcement, security education to HPD administrators and potential administrators and safety in the State of Hawaii. Factors that are considered as well as provides an opportunity for others to receive a Mas- include: contributions made to crime prevention, public safety, ter’s Degree in Criminal Justice Administration. The program community awareness and readiness. was taught at night in an accelerated curriculum allowing the Chaminade Most criminal justice programs began as a result of the Law student to complete the program in two years. The students were primarily HPD officers and military personnel. Sister Der- University Enforcement Assistance Administration (LEAA) created by President Lyndon Johnson in 1968. Money available from by established and maintained a relationship with the state’s of Honolulu the LEAA provided educational opportunities for young men law enforcement agencies that has lasted the test of time. Criminal Justice and women to obtain a degree in the study of police science Since 2002, new relationships with all law enforcement Program and related fields with the aim of “professionalizing” law agencies throughout the state have been forged. The under- enforcement. Universities had no such programs and there graduate Criminal Justice Program was made available on-line was a rush to establish Police Science and Criminal Justice for military and law enforcement to allow easy access to degrees around the country. It was difficult to find curricula class material and scheduling classes. In 2006, the Master of and qualified faculty to populate the new programs, so many Science in Criminal Justice Administration was offered on-line universities and colleges looked to the ranks of active and for the first time to provide an opportunity for military students retired law enforcement with advance degrees in an array of the ability to remain enrolled while deployed. fields to become the first Criminal Justice faculty. The undergraduate Criminal Justice Program is one of the In 1971, Chaminade was fortunate to have Sister Roberta most popular on campus. Many students take their required Derby on staff and she began the Criminal Justice Program electives from the Criminal Justice Courses. Forensic Science using adjunct faculty from other universities and Honolulu students and Criminal Justice Students collaborate in the police officers with graduate degrees to teach the curriculum. classroom and many Criminal Justice undergraduate students Because of the LEAA, students interested in studying criminal seek a minor in Forensic Science. Chaminade has the only justice were provided a federal scholarship that paid tuition Forensic Science Program in Hawaii and each student must and associated costs on the condition that all recipients complete an internship with one of the various forensic agen- work in the criminal justice field and thereby receive a 25% cies around the state including the HPD Scientific Investiga- forgiveness for each year employed. There were no shortage tion Section. of students then and there is no shortage of undergraduate students now. Chaminade has the largest and most respected Chaminade graduates populate agencies throughout the law undergraduate Criminal Justice Program in the state and the enforcement community in the state. Many of the students are already employed within the criminal justice field with the

56 57 intent to seek advancement within their profession through education. The program counts among its graduates police chiefs, correctional agency directors, government attorneys Lifetime and members of federal, state and county law enforcement agencies. Achievement Awards The Chaminade University of Honolulu Criminal Justice Program has consistently served the state of Hawaii by graduating leaders who have made a positive impact in the criminal justice system. All those involved in the program are to be commended for their efforts and we extend to them our Lifetime Achievement Award is awarded to an individual for heartfelt appreciation! Congratulations! outstanding service, support, assistance or activity as a life- time career benefiting the fields of law enforcement, emergen- cy management, private security, or criminal justice.

Past Outstanding Kapi`olani Medical Center for Women & Children Edward “Ed” Lingo Since 1965, Edward “Ed” Lingo has been involved in law Organization Sex Abuse Treatment Center...... 2017 enforcement and security. His career began as an officer with Honolulu Police Community Foundation (HPCF). . . . .2016 the California Highway Patrol in West Los Angeles. Ed joined Awards the Honolulu Police Department (HPD) in 1971 and retired in Federal Law Enforcement Foundation (FLEF)...... 2015 1994 at the rank of major. Retail Merchants of Hawaii...... 2014 The Hawaii Law Enforcement Memorial Foundation. . .2013 His last assignment with the HPD was as the major of the Juvenile Crime Prevention Division. He credits the division’s PacClear Hawaii State Fusion Center...... 2012 success to the creative thinking and positive attitude of the Guardsmark...... 2011 officers under his command. They created a teaching team Securitas...... 2010 educating middle school students on the dangers of drugs, Waikiki Business Improvement District Association. . .2009 drinking, and other illegal activities. They created environ- ments to keep the children engaged such as teen dances at International Association for Healthcare Security the HPD main station and Honolulu Harbor boat tours. & Safety ...... 2008 CrimeStoppers Hawaii...... 2007 As the captain of the HPD Civil Defense, Ed coordinated all Hawaii Hotel Visitor Industry Security Association. . . 2006 of the department’s civil defense responses and hazardous material activities with federal, state, and city agencies. He Star Protection Agency...... 2005 was instrumental in the island’s response to Hurricane Iniki in 200 Club ...... 2004 1993. Security Resources...... 2003 As a detective in the White Color Crime Unit, Ed investigat- Visitor Aloha Society of Hawaii...... 2002 ed and assisted in major fraud cases. In the 1980s, he was Council Of Police & Private Security...... 2001 involved in the Ronald Rewald investigation involving a Ponzi ASIS & SSI ...... 2000 scheme that duped some 400 investors out of $22 million. Hawaii Joint Police Association...... 1999 Some of Ed’s investigations took him to far away locations in Europe and Asia. Hotel Visitor Industry Security Association...... 1998 Sonitrol...... 1997

58 59 During his assignment with the Training Division, Ed de- Frederick Frederick “Cappy” Caminos dedicated his life to the veloped and implemented some major training programs “Cappy” Caminos criminal justice system and to the community. On December including establishing the department’s terrorism response, 1, 2007, after 38 years of service, Cappy retired from the upgrading the recruit training curriculum, and implementing a Department of Public Safety, Sheriff’s Division as the First police tactical driving program. Deputy Sheriff for the State of Hawaii. To say his career was successful is an understatement. After retiring, Ed was the Security Manager at the Kame- hameha Schools Kapalama Campus for twelve years. During As a professional, Cappy was instrumental in diffusing po- his service, he computerized the security operations to include tentially violent confrontations without compromising safety all security forms, created a department web-page, placed to the community or the credibility and integrity of the Sheriff automated external defibrillators in all security patrol vehicles, Division. He established rapport with the many Hawaiian and installed security systems to include surveillance cameras groups and developed lines of communication with leaders. and access devices. Some of Cappy’s accomplishments include managing the Ed’s military service includes serving on active duty with civil evictions of occupants in the Maunawili Valley who had the U.S. Navy and reserve duty as a Special Agent with the exhausted their legal remedies to occupy the land and dealing U.S. Air Force Reserve. He taught the U.S. Coast Guard law with various Hawaiian groups opposing the construction of enforcement and security classes in the Marshal Islands, the H-3 Freeway. Phonpei and Palau. In 2000, Ed retired as a Chief Investigator in the U.S. Coast Guard. Cappy created and organized many specialized teams to handle specific law enforcement challenges. He established Professionally, Ed was a member of the International Asso- a team of sheriffs to augment the security efforts when the ciation of Chiefs of Police, the Association of Certified Fraud President of the United States was visiting the islands. Faced Examiners, the National Association of Chiefs of Police and with an increase in prison escapes, Cappy trained a squad of ASIS International. He was one of the ASIS International deputies to investigate and apprehend these felons. He also Hawaii Chapter founders and served as the TOP COP Chair for developed a team specially trained in crowd control and a unit many years. to serve parole violation warrants.

He has a Bachelor of Science Degree from California State Cappy was always able to create common ground and bring University at Los Angeles, a Master’s Degree in Education everyone together for one goal. After 9/11, he coordinated from the University of Hawaii (UH) and was a doctoral candi- with all the local federal, state and county law enforcement date in Political Science at UH. agencies in the security of the state’s airports. In 2001, Cappy was instrumental in securing the Asian Development Bank Ed is married to the former Dahlia Kekinookalani Chung and Conference held at the Hawaii Convention Center, one of the they have one daughter, four sons and nine grandchildren. His biggest global events to occur in Hawaii. outside activities include golf, reading and family activities. Cappy was also committed to the community and served as Ed’s lifetime commitment to the field of law enforcement, president of the Waianae Military Civilian Advisory Council, private security, and criminal justice was invaluable. He has the Waianae Jaycees and the Pop Warner Association. He made a positive impact in all of his assignments and has also served as vice president of the U.S. Army Western Com- touched the lives of many. Congratulations on your Lifetime mand and the Waianae Military-Civilian Advisory Council. Achievement Award Ed, you deserve it! Cappy was a lifetime member of the National Sheriff’s Associ- ation, a board member of the Hawaii Law Enforcement Associ-

60 61 ation and an honorary board member of the Law Enforcement ASIS CHARITY GOLF TOURNAMENT Community Foundation.

Cappy was also recognized for his service and leadership. He received the Judiciary’s Meritorious Service Award, the Out- standing Civilian Service Medal, the U.S. Army Certification of Recognition for Outstanding Contribution, the Sustained Superior Performance Award from the Department of Public Safety and the Employee of the Year Award for Distinguished Service from the State of Hawaii. Incidentally, Cappy also received the TOP COP Award in 2006.

Sadly, on February 3, 2018, at the age of 76 years young, Cappy passed from this life. The law enforcement community lost a true leader and friend who was selfless, competent, and admired. Cappy, we miss you and honor you today. Rest in Peace. Hawaii Prince Each year the ASIS International Hawaii Chapter hosts a Golf Course charity golf tournament to raise money to honor TOP COPs, sponsor scholarships to award to local individuals with studies Past Lifetime James L. Propotnick...... 2017 April 12, 2019 in criminal justice and other law enforcement fields, and other charitable events. Over the past 33 years, there have been Donald “Don” E. Devaney...... 2016 Achievement over 30 scholarships awarded. If you know a worthy individual Awards Judge Steven S. Alm...... 2016 have them contact us. Randle W. Crowe, Lifetime CPP...... 2016 We would like to invite you, your company, and/or your organi- Edwin Wesley Ross, Jr...... 2015 zation to join us for a day of fun that supports worthy causes. Melvin DeCosta ...... 2014 Wayne Ogino...... 2013 Please save the date April 12, 2019 and contacts: Ronald E. Jones ...... 2013 Frank: [email protected] Daniel Kahikina Akaka ...... 2012 Miguel: [email protected] Judge James Duffy Jr...... 2012 Al Joaquin...... 2011 Letha DeCaires...... 2010 Boisse Correa...... 2009 Bob Flating, CPP...... 2008 Warren Ferreira, CPP...... 2007 Mayor Peter Carlisle...... 2006 Donald Devaney...... 2005 Frank Steer ...... 2004 Al Streck...... 2003 Chuck Horstman...... 2002

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