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Police officer assaulted breaking up argument in Makiki

A 32 year-old Makiki man is in custody after he allegedly assaulted a police officer in Makiki Tuesday night.

Police responded to a report of an argument at a Pensacola Street home at 7:05 p.m.

When the officers tried to intercede, the man allegedly assaulted one of the officers.

Police arrested the suspect on suspicion of assault on a law enforcement officer, harassment, resisting arrest and an outstanding warrant.

16 responses to “Police officer assaulted breaking up argument in Makiki”

  1. Bdpapa says:

    I hope he didn’t fall down while resisting and break his nose!

  2. HanabataDays says:

    Lucky t’ing da partnah neva wen beef da cop too. Happens planny.

  3. HAJAA1 says:

    Typical for the area.

  4. cojef says:

    What else is new in the nei? Happens more often than not. Grow up in culture where brawn is revered?

    • seaborn says:

      And, respect for the law is not.

    • ALLU says:

      My colleagues and I welcome that “brawn, stick your chest out” macho mentality to come to our home state of Texas. Where we live, “15 rounds in a magazine” are revered more than some tattooed, muscle bound hick who sticks his chest out when he walks down the sidewalk.

  5. loves to read says:

    Where is our student, Allie?

    SCARY 🙂

  6. roxie says:

    Law Enforcement is a thankless job with scum they have to deal with on a daily basis.

  7. residenttaxpayer says:

    Not too smart assaulting a cop….could have ended up in intensive care or the morgue…..

  8. Watcher says:

    HPD demonstrates great restraint in dealing with typical combative cases.
    The assaulter would not have well in may other police jurisdictions.

  9. Blunt says:

    I guess they train rookies never to retaliate when assaulted physically., but you can use stun guns. You cannot shoot to kill unless they attempt to kill you first. They must get first crack. Very confusing to checklist all procedures you learned in training when you are actually in the heat of the event before you. Young Filipino cops are very sensitive and get overemotional and cry. Must be hard not to hit back.

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