Hawaii’s Law enforcement community, led by city Prosecutor Steve Alm, is lining up against the attorney general’s plan to legalize recreational marijuana.

Two brothers were indicted today by an Oahu grand jury on murder charges in a fatal Kakaako shooting on Friday. Brothers indicted in fatal Kakaako shooting

Branston Scott Anthony K. Medeiros entered a not-guilty plea Wednesday before District Judge Melanie May in connection with the death of Miguel Agoo Jr. in the parking lot at Makaha Beach. 16-year-old boy indicted for murder in Makaha shooting

Waikiki’s “Safe and Sound” program has been in place now for more than a year, and according to the Waikiki Business Improvement District, alcohol and drug-related crimes are down by 67% since last year. https://www.khon2.com/hawaii-crime/community-crime-reduction-programs-seeing-positive-signs/

Catalytic converter theft has gone down dramatically. Officials said a new law that took effect this year makes it a lot harder to sell the precious metals. Read more here: https://www.khon2.com/local-news/catalytic-converter-theft-drops-dramatically-with-new-law/  

Honolulu Prosecuting Attorney Steve Alm joined other community leaders in the annual Men’s March Against Violence on October 5th https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XPpNl4jp67Y

An Oahu grand jury has indicted a 16-year-old boy on 11 felony charges, including first-degree attempted murder, second-degree murder and three counts of second-degree attempted murder and weapons offenses. Boy, 16, indicted on murder, related charges in Maili shooting

KHON2 City leaders are seeing a dramatic reduction in crime following the first year of the Safe and Sound Waikiki program. Residents said, they can see and feel the difference. https://www.khon2.com/local-news/major-crimes-down-in-waikiki-following-year-of-safe-and-sound-program/   HAWAII NEWS NOW Over the past year since the “Safe and Sound” initiative has been in place, city leaders say Waikiki has seen…