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Legal and Activism / Re: Yukutake vs Shikada. Baton/billy lawsuit
« on: July 28, 2022, 03:52:28 PM »
He was on drugs. We were working at a house trimming trees and taking a break when he came up to us and asked, who wants to ascend to heaven. I grabbed my cane knife and he approached one of the guys and asked, you want to go to heaven? I was thinking a yes answer would have him trying to kill you. When my guy said no I like it right here, he dropped to his knees and was bowing to my worker. That's when 3 cop cars came up the street and when they stopped by us and got out, he took off running down the street. Two chased him on foot and one with his car. He ran back down toward us when they caught him and I watched them beat his ass from less than 20 ft away. I must praise the HPD response time because it was only about 5 min earlier when I heard a woman scream and yell at him about 7 houses down the road and saw him running out of her yard.

Edit to add
This took place on Kilauea Ave, about 5 blocks above the Kahala Mall. Location probably had a lot to do with the fast response time.

Thanks for your interesting story.  Pretty crazy how things like this can transpire in front of your very eyes. Good thing he was mento and not a killer.
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Legal and Activism / Re: Yukutake vs Shikada. Baton/billy lawsuit
« on: July 28, 2022, 02:50:34 PM »
Other states have knife blade length limits for carrying in public.  In most places it's about 4" or less.

Hawaii looks at it more like intended use.  If you carry it in public, as long as it doesn't meet the definition of prohibited knives (switchblades and butterfly knives), it can be any length.
https://knifeade.com/hawaii-knife-law/

Thanks!  I get the feeling our law makers will have something to say about blade length in public after the 7-11 guy did what he did.  Always takes a notorious incident to ruin it for all of us.
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Legal and Activism / Re: Yukutake vs Shikada. Baton/billy lawsuit
« on: July 28, 2022, 02:16:47 PM »
A friend of mine actually called the Kailua PD and asked about carrying his Cold Steel Kopis machete.  It had a 19 inch blade.  The cop told him there is no blade limit. He asked what about the Cold Steel katana? Cop just repeated no blade limit.

I thought there was a blade length limit carrying outside but maybe I am thinking of folding pocket knives?

So open carry fixed blade swords are legal to carry?  Doesn't sound right but I am uninformed.
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Legal and Activism / Re: Yukutake vs Shikada. Baton/billy lawsuit
« on: July 28, 2022, 01:13:22 PM »
They are heavy and not easily concealable. I do admit a baton and a knife would be a good combo against a knife attack, but not against a sword.  A friend of mine actually called the Kailua PD and asked about carrying his Cold Steel Kopis machete.  It had a 19 inch blade.  The cop told him there is no blade limit. He asked what about the Cold Steel katana? Cop just repeated no blade limit.

Oh and to answer your question about where they were hitting him, they hit his shoulders and I saw at least one hit the back of his neck and one on the top of his head. I saw the guy the following week.  He had a back brace, wrapping on his head, one of those black buckle on brace on one leg and using crutches. He seemed to be in a lot of pain.

Adrenaline or drugs must have kept him resisting and not feeling pain. He must have hired an attorney. lol
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Legal and Activism / Re: Yukutake vs Shikada. Baton/billy lawsuit
« on: July 28, 2022, 01:08:54 PM »
Mrs. CMO was shocked I was kicking her ass.

She learned that day that men are generally stronger than women.

Lol! Yes, no substitute for testoterone.
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Fyi.

Just wanted to let you know that my gf received a call from the HPD permitting branch Sergeant and he kindly let her know that she (my charge card) will be getting a refund for the rapback fee that was charged in error.

Thanks again London808!  Keep up the good fight!
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Legal and Activism / Re: Yukutake vs Shikada. Baton/billy lawsuit
« on: July 28, 2022, 10:49:46 AM »
I have a 26 inch expandable baton but I wouldn't carry it. I personally witnessed 3 cops hit a guy with the batons about 6 or 7 times and he didn't go down.  They then just piled on him to get him to the ground and handcuffed. While he was face down and 2 cops were putting on the cuffs, the 3rd one hit him in the back of his legs about 4 or 5 times.  One hit from the sap to the head would have taken him out, but too much force could easily be fatal.

Interesting.  i realize they can be heavy to carry, but I like the extended reach and if struck to someones head could be fatal also?

Were the cops hitting only his body and not the head to avoid use of possible deadly force?

I do like the sap. Seems lightweight and easily concealable. Don't have one but may look to purchase.
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Legal and Activism / Re: Yukutake vs Shikada. Baton/billy lawsuit
« on: July 28, 2022, 09:57:26 AM »

Is "expandable baton" covered by the general category "baton"?

Is there a consensus that expandable or telescoping batons are included by this thread topic?

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Enrollments as in RAPBACk or you talking about permit to acquire. If it's PTA, then I agree, usually they got lots of time. 2 weeks is more than enough.

I am referring to enrollments in rapback since they have not enrolled anyone pre covid (per FOIA by HIFICO) and its now been two more years to enroll us into rapback or give us all a full refund for services not rendered (that was never asked for and was forced on us by our gov).
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Legal and Activism / Re: CCW Form: What else is needed (OAHU)
« on: July 28, 2022, 09:21:48 AM »
When the wife and I applied, they told her that she had to pay for Rap Back because they didn't have it on file, despite us both getting it together years ago and me transferring a pistol to her after that went through. They said they couldn't process it without at least a receipt, and wanted a marriage certificate since her last name was different. Fortunately, she had the receipt-- from 2016, any married man here knows nobody holds on to something like a wife! She took a pic and emailed it to the officer who said they'll accept it. We didn't know about Rap Back when we applied so we couldn't contest them about requiring it, but I guess we'll find out come August 1st.

You would think they would have other methods to verify rapback payment.

From my foggy recollection, my original one time charge and fingerprinting required the old ink pad and paper. Then rapback was implemented and required a second one time charge and fingerprinting. This time they started using a modern fingerprint scanner. No messy fingers.

They should have noticed her fingerprints were scanned in their system with date completed  (thus proving she paid for rapback).

Unless the fingerprint scanner was already deployed and in use pre rapback.
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Legal and Activism / Re: CCW Form: What else is needed (OAHU)
« on: July 28, 2022, 08:47:23 AM »
Maybe the PD could just look up her name in the list of gun owners actually enrolled in RAPBACK to verify she's there.

Oh, wait!  That won't work, since nobody who paid is enrolled!   :crazy:

I thought your comment about nobody being enrolled in rapback was made in jest because when my gf and I both went in to apply for CCW, she got flagged for no rapback (I didn't get flagged since I did mine a couple of years ago).

So its possible we are enrolled or maybe they have a database tracker of people who paid for rapback but are not enrolled (because nobody is enrolled).
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Hifico found out that no one is enrolled. Then covid hit.

Sent from my SM-G991U using Tapatalk

Thanks for the update.

Not sure if this sill holds true as of today but worth further inquiry as HPD has had plenty of time to process the enrollments.
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Anddddddd I’m gone again.

Didn’t even last a month.

Dammit!

Hope you come back.

Much Mahalos for all your efforts for the 2a community.
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Yes, I understood the context of the OP being about CCL. 

But HIFICO has been asking the FBI via FOIA for information about whether/how many gun owners HPD has entered into RAPBACK since the whole Hawaii RAPBACK thing began.  Their website says they won that fight and received the information requested.

Since it's directly related to the issue -- that being how the state may be ripping us off for both CCL and permit RAPBACK fees -- I thought the question was appropriate.

Flapp Jackson, you bring up a good point.

I remember reading about HIFICO winning the FOIA case.

Did HIFICO report back how many or percentage of people who paid and were entered into rapback?

If none were, we should indeed be entitled to refunds.

Pardon my ignorance if this info was already provided.
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Question:  Will those of us who paid the "one time" fingerprinting fee before Rap Back qualify for a full payment of the second fee taken from us after Rap Back?

If Rap Back was the justification for requiring a second "one time" fee, and Rap Back is no longer a valid, then anyone who paid the original fee should be getting a 100% refund of the second fee.  Correct?

 :thumbsup: :shaka:

I remember when rapback was first implemented by Gov Ige (Late 2016?) and being upset about the additional $44 dollars and refingerprinting after already having paid the original one time fingerprinting fee years prior (had to bring exact amount in cash and coins). I was pissed and decided not to buy anymore firearms but my boycott lasted maybe 2 years before i gave in. lol

I think they can still legally require the rapback fee for new firearm permits and registrations so we are out of luck on refunds regarding Flapp Jacksons question. 

Unless London808 has anything to say about it.
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Legal and Activism / Re: Yukutake vs Shikada. Baton/billy lawsuit
« on: July 27, 2022, 10:57:46 AM »
wouldn't be included, We are specifically targeting batons.

Pics shown on RSN's post is not considered a billy club? I am confused.

Telescoping batons?
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My mind is blown!

Can someone pinch me?

Thank you London 808!

Hopefully there is no confusion for my electronic refund since I paid with my credit card for my gf's rapback
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Legal and Activism / Re: CCW Form: What else is needed (OAHU)
« on: July 23, 2022, 05:47:31 PM »
The $10 fee is due at time of permit pickup

Roger that.  I forgot and got confused.

I remember hearing some of the mainland ccw permit applications required the fee up front.  They would go to their scheduled appointment, submit the completed app, get fingerprinted and pay $50 or whatever the fee happens to be up front.
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Yesterday, it was brought to our attention that HPD is (illegally) charging some people $43.25 just to apply for a concealed carry application.

We don't know how many people have fallen victim to these scheme, and likely never will. We did speak to the police department this morning and expect to hear their explanation on Tuesday.

If you have been charged this illegal fee, do reach out to us. It's likely that our lawyers would be interested in hearing about it.

I paid with a credit card:      07/18/2022         HONOLULU POLICE DEPT HONOLULU HI   8709   -$44.55     ($1.30 surcharge for CC use?)

I already mentioned to you in a previous posting that my gf was charged for "rapback" even though she only applied for a CCW permit (and she has a registered revolver from years back).

We were taken by surprise (as well as having to fill out the Permit to Acquire form and medical waiver forms when we got to the front counter) and I didn't want to argue with the male officer who was processing our app. He repeatedly asked his female officer counterpart to check my gf's status on "rapback".  Something must have flagged on his computer since he didn't question me but questioned my gf.  Didn't bring any cash so I charged it.

I'm cheap so I'm not pleased having already forked over $33 dollars at Walgreens for 2 sets of passport photos (me & gf) and now this $44 "rapback" fee for my gf.  Don't they already have our photos at HPD? I recall a couple months ago having taken a picture in the Permit office side, looking up at the camera and getting my picture taken (permit for gun purchase).  My gf also had her picture taken this past Monday at HPD while applying for our CCW.  I wouldn't be surprised if our issued CCW id card wont even have our photo on it.  I have seen a few CCW id cards from the mainland with no photo.

London808, please count me in.
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Legal and Activism / Re: CCW Form: What else is needed (OAHU)
« on: July 22, 2022, 02:09:28 PM »
It was briefly mentioned in this thread the other day. It's due when they issue the permit

Thanks! I forgot about having read that. I just hope it doesn't end up to be much more by the time our CCWs are approved.
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