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Law enforcement hopes capture of crime ring players will help bring crime under control

  • BRUCE ASATO / BASATO@STARADVERTISER.COM
                                Honolulu Police Department Sgt. Glenn Romero, left, and Lt. Tate Nojima presented December 2019 crime statistics for District 6 and tips during a Waikiki Neighborhood Board meeting on Tuesday. Waikiki stakeholders are planning to host a crime summit in March.

    BRUCE ASATO / BASATO@STARADVERTISER.COM

    Honolulu Police Department Sgt. Glenn Romero, left, and Lt. Tate Nojima presented December 2019 crime statistics for District 6 and tips during a Waikiki Neighborhood Board meeting on Tuesday. Waikiki stakeholders are planning to host a crime summit in March.

City and federal law enforcement officers are pursuing two crime rings that they suspect are responsible for a portion of the recent wave of property and violent crimes that has put Oahu on edge. Read more

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