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Investigation continues at Hibiscus Drive

By Bruce Asato, Craig T. Kojima, Dennis Oda

Jan. 21, 2020

Hibiscus Drive shootings

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Law enforcement remain near Paki Avenue and Poni Moi Road.
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Law enforcement officials remained at the scene and restricted traffic at Paki Avenue and Poni Moi Road on Tuesday.
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Residents are seen leaving the area near Paki Avenue and Poni Moi Road.
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A sign showed Hibiscus Road remained closed on Tuesday.
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Law enforcement officials remain at the scene in Waikiki.
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A man stopped to talk to with HPD officers on Tuesday.
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State of Hawaii Organization of Police Officers secretary Don Faumuina spoke at a press conference on Tuesday.
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State of Hawaii Organization of Police Officers President Malcolm Lutu, right, and secretary Don Faumuina spoke at a press conference on Tuesday. They reported that officers are still grieving and are being offered counseling in wake of the shooting deaths of two fellow officers.
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State of Hawaii Organization of Police Officers President Malcolm Lutu spoke at a press conference on Tuesday. He said officers are still grieving and are being offered counseling in wake of the shooting deaths of two fellow officers on Hibiscus Drive.
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Remains in a blue body bag were brought out of a burnt down house on Hibiscus Drive on Tuesday morning.
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