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City opens shelter for victims who testify in domestic violence, sex assault cases

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DENNIS ODA / DODA@STARADVERTISER.COM

The Honolulu Family Justice Center in Makiki consists of 20 one-bedroom units. Each unit has a small living room, a kitchen with appliances, a bathroom, a washer/dryer, a television and an intercom system that allows communication with the office. Roger Lau, special assistant to city Prosecutor Keith Kaneshiro looked from the second-floor walkway Wednesday. Above, Lau and Dave Koga, a spokesman for the prosecutor’s office, viewed the inside of a unit.

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Roger Lau and Dave Koga, a spokesman for the prosecutor’s office, viewed the inside of a unit.

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DENNIS ODA / DODA@STARADVERTISER.COM

Twenty-nine cameras help secure the Honolulu Family Justice Center in Makiki, which opens today. Roger Lau, special assistant to city Prosecutor Keith Kaneshiro, and Aileen Nagamine, administrative assistant, checked out the camera views Wednesday in the security office.