Neighbors ask KNA to consider support for bill allowing off‑island crime victims to testify by video
September 22, 2026 | Kilauea, Kauai County, Hawaii
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Bob Warren described a community group called Citizens Against Thieves (C.A.T.) that mobilizes neighbors to follow up with county police, detectives and prosecutors after property crimes and to press for action against repeat offenders.
Warren asked the KNA to consider writing a letter in support of a pending legislative bill that would allow crime victims who are off-island to provide testimony by video. The board did not immediately endorse the bill; members agreed to read posted materials on the KNA blog and consider a letter of support if appropriate.
Warren asked the KNA to consider writing a letter in support of a pending legislative bill that would allow crime victims who are off-island to provide testimony by video. The board did not immediately endorse the bill; members agreed to read posted materials on the KNA blog and consider a letter of support if appropriate.
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