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Your Views for February 11 - Vimarsana News

Your Views for February 11

It’s time for a new Maui police chief

Hawaii Discusses Cannabis Legalization: Governor Says Stoners Are Less Violent, Just Hungry - But Cops Predict The Worst - Vimarsana News

Hawaii Discusses Cannabis Legalization: Governor Says Stoners Are Less Violent, Just Hungry - But Cops Predict The Worst

"People are far less violent, says Gov. Green, a physician. "Apart from the snacking and stealing Cheetos it would probably do much less harm." Cops feel the opposite.

BREAKING: Maui police present 98-page after-action report detailing 32 recommendations following Lahaina wildfire : Maui Now - Vimarsana News

BREAKING: Maui police present 98-page after-action report detailing 32 recommendations following Lahaina wildfire : Maui Now

Nearly six months after the Aug. 8 Lahaina wildfire, Maui police released a 98-page after-action report outlining 32 recommendations.

Maui police release body worn camera footage from Aug. 8 wildfires : Maui Now - Vimarsana News

Maui police release body worn camera footage from Aug. 8 wildfires : Maui Now

Disclaimer: GRAPHIC CONTENT (Police body camera footage contains profanity). “There’s been multiple narratives about what took place on the day of those fires. This body worn camera footage makes it very clear and convincing that the Maui Police Department—the men and women of MPD—went above and beyond, and their actions reflect the finest tradition of this noble profession,” said Chief Pelletier.

Maui police release body cam footage of heroic wildfire rescues - Vimarsana News

Maui police release body cam footage of heroic wildfire rescues

More than two months after the deadly wildfire in hawaii's historic town of lahaina police are releasing body camera footage of some of the rescue efforts.