I called the Kapolei police station this morning about them doing gun registrations. In a unenthusiastic pidgeon tone the public servant (cop) told me he had heard about something in the future but not now. He hung up. 
Jones
If you're going to contact anyone over the phone, especially a gov't employee, and the topic is potentially contentious, you should start out with, "To whom am I speaking?" Asking after they say something stupid or rude is too late. They'll either hang up or give a false name.
Anyway, I would have called back, and if he answered again, I'd immediately ask for his name and that of his supervisor. His answer was unacceptable. If he doesn't know, he can easily find out while you wait or call you back.
These kinds of stories piss me off. They are public SERVANTS paid by our tax money. Nobody treats me like a peon.
BTW, Hawaii is a one-party consent state for recording conversations.
