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Another Murder in HPP (Hawaiian Paradise Park)
#11
Flock cameras recognize and record license plates

Also bumper stickers. Think about that one.
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#12
The only way for it to be activated would be for Flock to do it .

I have the utmost faith that Flock can never be hacked, compromised or would in any way allow their cameras to be used in any malicious way whatsoever.

The hackers can now rest assured their time can be better spent hacking elsewhere!
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#13
Back on the main topic, B97 news this morning said the shooting took place at the HPP Activity Center. Does anyone know if there was an event going on? It seems like an odd place to murder somebody unless they had some reason to be there.
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#14
B97 news this morning said the shooting took place at the HPP Activity Center

Security cams?
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#15
The person who was arrested was cleaning up after an event.
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#16
shooting took place at the HPP Activity Center
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cleaning up after an event.

The police report said it happened at 10:18 PM
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#17
Regardless of cold-blooded murder or self-defense, it does not appear that the actual "shooter" could be considered a "responsible gun owner" under any circumstance:

CHARGED WITH:
  • Second-degree murder.
  • Carrying or use of a firearm in the commission of a separate felony.
  • Place to keep pistol or revolver.
  • Place to keep ammunition
  • First-degree reckless endangering.

Bail maintained for Puna man charged with murder in Hawaiian Paradise Park shooting : Big Island Now
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#18
THe HPPOA calendar said that a private event was scheduled from noon to11pm on the night of the murder, so very likely there could have been cleanup at 10:18 pm.
Certainty will be the death of us.
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#19
HPP turned out to be more deadly than US Army combat, in a war zone...

Update on the most recent shooting death in HPP (that I'm aware of).

https://www.hawaiitribune-herald.com/202...f-veteran/

A 49-year-old Puna man pleaded not guilty Friday in the shooting death of an Army combat veteran.
Bryant Scott Ramos Guevarra was indicted Wednesday by a Hilo grand jury on charges of second-degree murder, use of a firearm in the commission of a separate felony, first-degree reckless endangering, and illegally carrying a handgun and ammunition.
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#20
PUNATANG ADDS NEW SLIDE TO TALKING POINT SLIDE DECK, WHICH IGNORANTLY, STUPIDLY AND RIDICULOUSLY SAYS WHICH IS BEYOND THE PALE OF ANYTHING THAT COULD HAVE EVER BEEN SAID:
HPP turned out to be more deadly than US Army combat, in a war zone...

Shame, pure, unadulterated shame. Where is my baseball bat when I need it?
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