03-16-2012, 01:28 AM
My wife found a site with statistics for communities - all sorts of things, but one of the stats was crime. It rated communities on a scale of 1-10. It rated HA a 3 and gave a 4 for the average for the US as a whole (on both violent and property crime). I know you can't really compare anywhere on the mainland with Hawaii, but for discussion sake I have to stick to what I know and hope that brings about counterpoints from others who know more.
So when you say "some wierd sh** has gone down in various subdivisions", what do you mean (other than this shooting and the recent murder)?
ps: I can see the mainland from my deck, but I don't live there. My Island is the size of the state of Hawaii (including the water between Islands). Not a big matter, but we locals are a bit sensitive about it here. We also refer to those from outside as 'mainlanders'.
So when you say "some wierd sh** has gone down in various subdivisions", what do you mean (other than this shooting and the recent murder)?
ps: I can see the mainland from my deck, but I don't live there. My Island is the size of the state of Hawaii (including the water between Islands). Not a big matter, but we locals are a bit sensitive about it here. We also refer to those from outside as 'mainlanders'.
Me ka ha`aha`a,
Mike
Mike