“He was ripped away, Hilo police officers plead not guilty, President reiterates desire for Greenland.”
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Today’s Front Page‘He was ripped away’By JOHN BURNETT Hawaii Tribune-Herald The American Civil Liberties Union of Hawaii filed a habeas corpus petition Tuesday in U.S. District Court seeking the release ofa 42-year-old Captain Cook man who has been incarcerated without charges or bail at the Federal Detention Center in Honolulu. The petition, the first of its type filed by ACLU-HI, alleges Juan Jose Estrada Lopez’s detention without charges or bond is unlawful. Habeas corpus ensures that no person – citizen or not -…Read more Hilo police officers plead not guiltyBy JOHN BURNETT Hawaii Tribune-Herald Two Hawaii Police Department officers pleaded not guilty Wednesday afternoon to charges they allegedly violated an arrestee’s constitutional protections during a search of the individual’s belongings. Noah Serrao, 28, of Hilo is charged with perjury, false swearing in official matters, and tampering with a government record, while Blane Kenolio, 39, is charged with tampering with physical evidence. Perjury is a Class C felony offense which carries…Read more President reiterates desire for GreenlandTrump’s comments come after high-stakes meeting By NANDITA BOSE, SIMON LEWIS and JACOB GRONHOLT-PEDERSEN Reuters WASHINGTON – President Donald Trump reiterated on Wednesday that the U.S. needs Greenland and that Denmark cannot be relied upon to protect the island, even as he said that “something will work out” with respect to the future governance of the Danish overseas territory. The remarks, which came after a highstakes meeting between U.S., Danish and Greenlandic officials, indicate…Read more Download the Hawaii Tribune Herald App
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