Heard an alarm sounding in the neighborhood around 7:00 pm. After talking to Scott B., I drove north on Lemiwai to investigate. Drove down to E and down to PAK then down to Lilikoi, looping a number of times. Alarm had been shut off and no source found. Campers appeared to be in place at the access point on PAK but no other suspicious activity observed. No suspicious activity to report. Police not called. Returned home at 7:30. David M.
Read more...From one of the email Alerts issed 12/07/09:
At approximately 6:00 this evening I interrupted a break in at our neighbors house at 15-955 Lemiwai Rd. The house is a vacation rental and currently unoccupied. I saw both young men, probably in their early to mid 20's, both local, short hair and looked reasonably clean cut. One was dressed in a white tee shirt and plaid long shorts, the other had on beige tee shirt but I could not see what else he was wearing. The one in beige was standing as a look out, by a car that was parked under the trees at the intersection of A (Ama'u) and F (Lemiwai) facing down A street toward F. The car was an older model car, 4 door, metallic gold color. (probably 15+ years old)
As I was walking out our door leading down the stairs to our yard, I startled the man with the white tee shirt on as he was coming out of the neighbors house. He banged the door shut and began to run up the side of the yard as soon as he saw me. I ran down the stairs because I saw the car sitting out in the road and the other guy standing beside it. I unfortunately had bare feet and was unable to get to the driveway fast enough to get a licence number. They both jumped in the car and tore off down Lemiwai Rd. toward Beach Avenue.
The caretakers were not at home so my husband (David) called the police and then proceeded to locate the caretakers. The police arrived and took the details. The caretakers arrived back about a half hour later and confirmed the burglers had been in the house. They had attempted to remove a flat screen TV that was bolted to the wall and was obvious they had ripped through all the drawers. They don't believe anything was taken -
We will also file a report on the PAKA Blog.
Keep your eyes and ears open everyone . . . and keep your doors locked! These guys are bold!
From an email Alert issued 11/30:
On Saturday evening, 11/28, (the) Johnson noticed that a lava lamp and the box containing their cat, ... ashes were missing from their downstairs family room. A police report has been made.
Don't make it easy for the criminals! Keep your doors locked. Keep your valuables (purses, wallets, laptops, etc.) out of plain sight.
From an Alert email 11/21/09:
"The house with the whale mural at the corner of PAK and E was burglarized around 2 a.m., while the owners and their rotweiler were home. The perpetrators must have entered through a sliding screen door on the front of the property. They took a desktop computer, an iPod, cash, and a six-pack of beer, leaving behind other valuables and credit cards.
These are all the details.
Stay alert. Report ALL suspicious activity ASAP to 935-3311 and send me an email with the details."
No suspicious activity to report.
Did see two separate Police Officers patrolling on Paradise Ala Kai & C Street during my patrol. :)
From a PAKA Distribution email dated Nov 8th:
I saw the bronco, police in pursuit this morning at 7:50 on 13 street and Kaloli. It was with a red blazer or bronco, local female driver. The driver of the white bronco looked white with long hair and a dark skinned passenger . It looked like the passenger was bailing, not sure but the police were on it.
No suspicious activity to report.
Suzie Osborne and I patrolled by car, with signs and amber light, for about an hour on Halloween (Oct. 31) in the late afternoon/early evening. All was quiet. Sam
Speeding truck on Lemiwai aroused my suspicions. Drove up Lemiwai to E and down to PAK. Proceeded to Lilikoi and back up to Lemiwai. Repeated the loop driving slowly looking for any suspicious activity. Beautiful evening with no suspicious activity to report.
Read more...No suspicious activity to report.
Saw a neighbor from F street on a newly constructed house lanai which clearly has a "Private Property-No Trespassing" sign. Then he proceeded to the oceanfront.
Question: As a person on patrol, should I have asked if he had permission to be on the property? If not, remind him that he is trespassing or just leave it alone because I know the individual?
No suspicious activity to report.
On Friday, Oct. 23, Susie Osborn and I did a 40 minute parol. There was no suspicious activity but drivers did slow down when they saw the amber light. At the end of our patrol we were returning home going south on Paradise Ala Kai and were flagged down by a jogger. The jogger reported a blue pickup truck with a white cooler inside had just gone speeding by (traveling north on PAK). She had not been able to get the license plate due to the speed of the truck but was concerned not only for her own safety but for that of a child who was playing close to the road while his father (I assume) cleared a lot. I turned the car around and went looking for the truck since it had not passed us. I found it in front of a house on K street and took the license number. The owner came out upset but we talked to him, explaining the goals of PAKA and why we had to report him. While he didn't admit to any wrong doing, he did calm down and listen. PAKA can and does make a difference!
No suspicious activity to report.
Saw a few cars,killed an African snail in the road and herded the chickens across the street at Beach and Paradise!
No suspicious activity to report.
Two speeding cars on PAK. Too fast to get license number.
No suspicious activity to report. Half hour walk around neighborhood.
For information, I observed a large white moving van earlier in the day around 5th and Paradise and then again around 24th and Paradise. On both occasions, the driving was eratic and truck was empty (open back with hydraulic lift). Plate number 105HOJ with stylized three armed radial logo on doors. I reported it to the police as suspicious activity.
No suspicious activity to report. Laureen and I walk the dog at least twice daily using most of the streets in our patrol area. We are always alert to activity outside of the norm. So, we will be posting regularly.
This morning's patrol up Amau to Pilikai toKiawe on to Lemiwai down Kukane to Pardise Ala Kai up to Lilikoi and back on to Lemiwai. No suspicious activity; other residents walking dogs.
Jeff Spaur's former property at the end of Pilikai and Lemiwai is now vacant. A neighbor has expressed a concern at the possibility for vandalism.
Please be aware of and report any suspicious happenings in that area to the Police: 935-3311 and notify me by email for further distribution to PAKA.
From email submitted by JoAnne
As a result of suspicious activity at Kaloi Point
No suspicious activity to report.
Gave directions to a lost vehicle. Saw two slow moving vehicles on Paradise near beach, but appeared to be innocent.
No suspicious activity to report.
Sunny morning, not much activity on the streets...
No suspicious activity to report.
On the roads, only saw a pair of walkers and Corey Gutters leaving the house. One fisher person and white pick-up at the county land near C street. quite morning, probably because of the rain...
No suspicious activity to report. Saw only 2 walkers and 2 people on bicycles. No much in the way of vehicle traffic.
ulikai
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No suspicious activity to report.
Took a picture of the roadway on Kupaoa into the Shipman property. Looks heavily used. I think it crosses other private property before Shipmen. Want to ask Officer Finkey what we should do.
ulikai
The purpose of this Blog is to journal patrol activity. In addition, it is a place for members of our PAKA Neighborhood Watch to learn about suspicious activity in our neighborhood.
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