A lawsuit says Honolulu police are holding people because they are driving, even if they are too much star-news.press/wp

Honolulu – Honolulu Police department said the American Union of the American civil liberties after submission of the case of the Hawaiian Union, after being submitted on Thursday, the officers are carefully detained by the arrest driver’s arrest.

In recent years Honolulu officials have arrested “scores” with no impairment indication, in well-executed rural sober tests, and his respiratory tests often show alcoholics, the case said the lawsuit.

The department promotes a “focus singular” when making arrests for driving expulsion, even if they do not believe condenses, ACLU said.

Supervisors provide incentives of officers, if the nightlife agents can go home and still pay a full change to the DII arrest, if they make researchers’ shortcuts or by arrest, ACLU said.

Police are trying to show that officers protect the public, arrest numbers to secure federal funding and comply with fees, the organization said.

“Every customer was intoxicated. However, they suffered harmful reputation, fame, traumatic arrests and illegal arrest,” Jeremy Oven’s lawyer with a lawyer with a lawyer who is a lawyer Aclu Hawaii. “What we require today is simple: Stop arresting innocent. Let the system manipulate.”

In response, the department said he “takes these complaints very seriously,” and civil servants “2021. They have started a comprehensive review of all the excursions of the year.”

ACLU said they have been aware of the subject Research by Hawaii News now Lynn Kawano journalist.

The class action lawsuit was arrested in the name of three plaintives and represents hundreds of other drivers. The lawsuit is declared to declare a judge is the constitutional and illegal practices of the Honolulu Department of Police. It does not seek money damage.

In addition to continuous review, the cases of three plaintiffs will be investigated inside, police said: “We are offered to protect public audiences and we will find appropriate actions in the wrong behavior.”

From 2022 to 2024, Honolulu police had arrested 127 people with blood alcohol content, driving exposed to breathing or blood test. Only 15 people were a traffic ticket, and only three people were expelled to drive under the influence of drugs, the lawsuit said.

Honolulu Police “Model” drivers have stopped driving without problems without any problems.

Tanner Pangan was a senior senior, when an officer pulled last year after the truck had rained rain. “When they were accused of drinking and driving and driving me … I don’t drink, I don’t have drugs, nothing,” said the reporter in a virtual news.

His first time was arrested or thrown.

Aclu is worried about Hawaii’s fees that meet. Looking at the arrest statistics, ACLU discovered the set of arrests at the end of the month. On August 31, 2024, there were three arrests where a respiratory test showed 0,000 in the same location for about 20 minutes, ACLU said.