Katherine Kealoha seeks to postpone another trial
Former deputy prosecutor Katherine Kealoha is asking the court to postpone her upcoming federal trial because of the federal government shutdown. Read more
Kealohas
The latest news coverage about disgraced Honolulu police chief Louis Kealoha and former Honolulu deputy prosecutor Katherine Kealoha.
Honolulu police sergeant not testifying in Kealohas’ trial
Honolulu police Sgt. Daniel Sellers was not in on the alleged mailbox theft conspiracy and is not expected to testify in the upcoming federal criminal trial against retired Police Chief Louis Kealoha, Kealoha’s former deputy prosecutor wife and three other former members of the Honolulu Police Department’s elite Criminal Intelligence Unit, according to details contained in Sellers’ plea agreement. Read more
Realtor cancels Kealoha open house
Those hoping for a peek inside the million-dollar home of retired Honolulu Police Chief Louis Kealoha and his former deputy prosecutor wife, Katherine Kealoha, this past weekend were disappointed. Read more
HPD officer tied to Kealoha case pleads guilty, agrees to help prosecutors
Daniel Sellers, 40, pleaded guilty in exchange for prosecutors dropping felony charges alleging that he unlawfully entered and searched the home of Katherine Kealoha’s uncle, lied about it to a grand jury and lied to the FBI. Read more
HPD officer pleads guilty in Kealoha probe, cooperates with investigators
Sellers said he wanted to “own up to what I’ve done wrong” and take responsibility for that. Read more
Kealoha co-defendant to plead guilty to a misdemeanor
Daniel Sellers, one of four former members of the Honolulu Police Department’s elite Criminal Intelligence Unit facing federal felony charges in connection with retired Police Chief Louis Kealoha’s mailbox, was expected to plead guilty today to a separate misdemeanor charge. Read more
Kealohas’ foreclosed Hawaii Kai home goes on market for $1.3M
A foreclosure lawsuit alleges that the Kealohas defaulted on a $1 million mortgage. Read more
Honolulu police sergeant to plead guilty in Kealoha case
A Honolulu police sergeant charged in a corruption-related investigation targeting the department’s former chief and his former prosecutor wife is pleading guilty. Read more
Feds recover nude photos on Katherine Kealoha’s phone
When Hawaii County firefighter Jesse Ebersole pleaded guilty last July to lying about his relationship with former deputy prosecutor Katherine Kealoha, the federal prosecutor said investigators found Ebersole’s name on some of Kealoha’s credit card charges and had records of phone conversations between the two. Read more
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Judge moves Kealohas’ fraud trial to June
A federal judge Thursday moved the bank fraud trial of retired Honolulu Police Chief Louis Kealoha and his former deputy prosecutor wife, Katherine Kealoha, to June 18. Read more
Kealohas to stand trial for mailbox conspiracy first
A federal judge reset the bank fraud trial of retired Honolulu Police Chief Louis Kealoha and his former deputy prosecutor wife Katherine Kealoha to June of next year. Read more
Judge delays Kealoha trial after review of Katherine’s medical records
Retired Honolulu Police Chief Louis Kealoha and his former deputy prosecutor wife, Katherine Kealoha, will not stand trial next month on federal bank fraud charges as originally scheduled. Read more
Kealoha trial delayed after review of Katherine’s medical records
U.S. Magistrate Judge Richard L. Puglisi scheduled a Thursday hearing with all of the lawyers to decide a new trial date. He suggested Feb. 26. Read more
Katherine Kealoha accused of faking illness to delay her trial date
The federal government says the former city deputy prosecutor’s request to push back next month’s trial appeared to be another attempt to avoid being held responsible for her actions. Read more
Kealohas clear Hawaii Kai home as feds prepare to sell off property
Thursday was the deadline for retired Honolulu Police Chief Louis Kealoha and his former deputy prosecutor wife Katherine Kealoha to move out of their Hawaii Kai home to allow the government to sell it. Read more
Kealohas move out of Hawaii Kai home as federal government prepares to sell it
The Mariner’s Cove property’s tax assessed value was $1,382,200 earlier this year. Read more
Katherine Kealoha resigns as Honolulu deputy prosecutor
Katherine Kealoha has resigned as deputy prosecutor with the City and County of Honolulu, the city announced Monday. Read more
Katherine Kealoha resigns as deputy prosecutor
She and her husband, former Honolulu Police Chief Louis Kealoha, are scheduled to stand trial in U.S. District Court in November on bank fraud charges. Read more
Job benefits don’t accrue while Katherine Kealoha is on leave
Question: On what basis is Katherine Kealoha still employed by the city prosecutor’s office? I know she is on unpaid leave, but given that she is under federal indictment, shouldn’t she have been fired? Read more
Judge overrules Police Commission in Kealoha civil case
A state judge says the Honolulu Police Commission should have agreed to provide legal representation for a police officer who is being sued by Katherine Kealoha’s uncle. Read more
Pivot point for Kealohas
Every Saturday, we’ll present these short-take editorials that look back on, and assess, some of this week’s news Read more
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