RE: ID Theft Report

-----Original Message-----
From: y@aol.com
To: kgodsey@honolulu.gov
Cc: abluemke@honolulu.gov
Sent: Wed, May 6, 2009 3:45 pm
Subject: RE: ID Theft Report

It was approximately 7:30, on Monday evening. The officer - a short male, told me he had been told by a Sgt. Daniels, not to make the report, although I did not see him speak with anyone.

Vernon Balmer Jr.

-----Original Message-----
From: Godsey, Karl <kgodsey@honolulu.gov>
To: y@aol.com
Cc: Bluemke, Alan <abluemke@honolulu.gov>; Wauke, Bryan <bwauke@honolulu.gov>; Putzulu, Paul <pputzulu@honolulu.gov>
Sent: Wed, 6 May 2009 7:07 am
Subject: RE: ID Theft Report

I am sorry to hear this.  Who was the officer and/or what time did you try and make the report?  I will have someone contact you via your email to address this situation.

Karl Godsey Deputy Chief Administrative Operations 529-3975

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From: y@aol.com [mailto:y@aol.com]
Sent: Tuesday, May 05, 2009 4:22 PM
To: Godsey, Karl
Subject: RE: ID Theft Report

Sorry, but I have spoken prematurely. I tried again at the receiving station last night. But for some reason the officer decided to contact his sergeant, and was informed that without other documentation he could not procede. I told the officer that the pages of my IRS transcript that I provided, were the only ones relating to the suspicious incident. I think that would be all he, or she needs. I don't think the officer has to peruse my complete transcript to make a report.

Vernon Balmer Jr.

-----Original Message-----
From: Godsey, Karl <kgodsey@honolulu.gov>
To: y@aol.com
Sent: Mon, 4 May 2009 1:32 pm
Subject: RE: ID Theft Report

You are very welcome.

Karl Godsey Deputy Chief Administrative Operations 529-3975

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From: y@aol.com [mailto:y@aol.com]
Sent: Monday, May 04, 2009 10:53 AM
To: Godsey, Karl
Subject: RE: ID Theft Report

Thank you, for your assistance Chief Godsey.

Vernon Balmer Jr.

-----Original Message-----
From: Godsey, Karl <kgodsey@honolulu.gov>
To: y@aol.com
Cc: Putzulu, Paul <pputzulu@honolulu.gov>; Wauke, Bryan <bwauke@honolulu.gov>; Bluemke, Alan <abluemke@honolulu.gov>
Sent: Mon, 4 May 2009 6:45 am
Subject: RE: ID Theft Report

You may come at any time between 7:45 and 16:30 Monday - Friday to the station and have the report taken at the security post at the entrance.

Karl Godsey Deputy Chief Administrative Operations 529-3975

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From: y@aol.com [mailto:y@aol.com]
Sent: Saturday, May 02, 2009 9:58 AM
To: Godsey, Karl
Subject: ID Theft Report

Thank you, Mr. Godsey. I don't think you will get this until Monday, or sometime next week.
When you do, let me know what time I will be able to go to the HPD main station to make
the report. Also I would think the persons at the receiving area will be able to do this, as they
have in the past. If not, I'm sure you will let me know os a contact name. I did not get the officer's
name that did not take my report, althoug I would remember what he looks like. Or, maybe the other
officers that were there before him might know who he is.


Vernon Balmer Jr.

Vernon Balmer Jr.

-----Original Message-----
From: Godsey, Karl <kgodsey@honolulu.gov>
To: y@aol.com
Sent: Thu, 30 Apr 2009 7:59 am

I was contacted by Deputy Attorney General Chris Young regarding your concern about a lack of report made by one of our officers.  Please contact me so I can arrange for an officer to take your report.  Rest assured that the officer who declined to make a report will receive remedial instruction.

Karl Godsey

Deputy Chief

Administrative Operations

529-3975

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FW: Theft report

-----Original Message-----

From: Bluemke, Alan <abluemke@honolulu.gov>
To: y@aol.com
Sent: Wed, May 6, 2009 7:41 am
Subject: FW: Theft report

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To: 'y@aol.com'
Cc: Godsey, Karl; Boswell, Timothy A.
Subject: Theft report

Mr. Balmer,

I have been informed of your attempts to initiate a police report at the Alapai police headquarters.   Please contact me via this email or 529-3492 to address your concerns, so that I may rectify this matter.

Thank-you.

Alan Bluemke

Major

Central Receiving

808-529-3492

Recall: Theft report

-----Original Message-----
From: Bluemke, Alan <abluemke@honolulu.gov>
To: y@aol.com
Cc: Godsey, Karl <kgodsey@honolulu.gov>; Boswell, Timothy A. <tboswell@honolulu.gov>
Sent: Wed, May 6, 2009 7:40 am
Subject: Recall: Theft report

Bluemke, Alan would like to recall the message, "Theft report". 

THEFT REPORT

Theft report

From: Bluemke, Alan <abluemke@honolulu.gov>

abluemke@honolulu.gov To: y@aol.com

Cc: Godsey, Karl <kgodsey@honolulu.gov>; Boswell, Timothy A. <tboswell@honolulu.gov>

Date: Wed, May 6, 2009 7:40 am

Mr. Balmer,

I have been informed of your attempts to initiate a police report at the Alapai police residence.   Please contact me via this email or 529-3492 to address your concerns, so that I may rectify this matter.

Thank-you.

Alan Bluemke

Major

Central Receiving

808-529-3492

ID THEFT REPORT

RE: ID Theft Report

From: Godsey, Karl <kgodsey@honolulu.gov>

To:      y@aol.com

Cc:      Bluemke, Alan <abluemke@honolulu.gov>; Wauke, Bryan <bwauke@honolulu.gov>; Putzulu, Paul <pputzulu@honolulu.gov>

I am sorry to hear this.  Who was the officer and/or what time did you try and make the report?  I will have someone contact you via your email to address this situation.

Karl Godsey

Deputy Chief

Administrative Operations

529-3975

________________________________________

From: y@aol.com [mailto:y@aol.com]

Sent: Tuesday, May 05, 2009 4:22 PM

To: Godsey, Karl

Subject: RE: ID Theft Report

Sorry, but I have spoken prematurely. I tried again at the receiving station last night. But for some reason the officer decided to contact his sergeant, and was informed that without other documentation he could not procede. I told the officer that the pages of my IRS transcript that I provided, were the only ones relating to the suspicious incident. I think that would be all he, or she needs. I don't think the officer has to peruse my complete transcript to make a report.

Vernon Balmer Jr.

-----Original Message-----

From: Godsey, Karl <kgodsey@honolulu.gov>

To: y@aol.com

Sent: Mon, 4 May 2009 1:32 pm

Subject: RE: ID Theft Report

You are very welcome.

Karl Godsey

Deputy Chief

Administrative Operations

529-3975

________________________________________

From: y@aol.com [mailto:y@aol.com]

Sent: Monday, May 04, 2009 10:53 AM

To: Godsey, Karl

Subject: RE: ID Theft Report

Thank you, for your assistance Chief Godsey.

Vernon Balmer Jr.

-----Original Message-----

From: Godsey, Karl <kgodsey@honolulu.gov>

To: y@aol.com

Cc: Putzulu, Paul <pputzulu@honolulu.gov>; Wauke, Bryan <bwauke@honolulu.gov>; Bluemke, Alan <abluemke@honolulu.gov>

Sent: Mon, 4 May 2009 6:45 am

Subject: RE: ID Theft Report

You may come at any time between 7:45 and 16:30 Monday - Friday to the station and have the report taken at the security post at the entrance.

Karl Godsey

Deputy Chief

Administrative Operations

529-3975

________________________________________

From: y @aol.com [mailto:y@aol.com]

Sent: Saturday, May 02, 2009 9:58 AM

To: Godsey, Karl

Subject: ID Theft Report

Thank you, Mr. Godsey. I don't think you will get this until Monday, or sometime next week.

When you do, let me know what time I will be able to go to the HPD main station to make the report. Also I would think the persons at the receiving area will be able to do this, as they have in the past. If not, I'm sure you will let me know os a contact name. I did not get the officer's

name that did not take my report, althoug I would remember what he looks like. Or, maybe the other officers that were there before him might know who he is.

Vernon Balmer Jr.

-----Original Message-----

From: Godsey, Karl <kgodsey@honolulu.gov>

To: y@aol.com

Sent: Thu, 30 Apr 2009 7:59 am

I was contacted by Deputy Attorney General Chris Young regarding your concern about a lack of report made by one of our officers.  Please contact me so I can arrange for an officer to take your report.  Rest assured that the officer who declined to make a report will receive remedial instruction.

Karl Godsey

Deputy Chief

Administrative Operations

529-3975

Letter mailed

-----Original Message-----

From: Honolulu Police Website <honolulupd@honolulu.gov>
To: y-----@aol.com
Sent: Thu, Oct 9, 2008 10:54 am
Subject: Letter mailed


Aloha Mr. Balmer:

On October 9, 2008, Internal Affairs mailed a letter of disposition of your 
complaint filed on September 2, 2008, to you at the Main Post Office, General 
Delivery, located on Aolele Street.

Honolulu Police Department 
Internal Affairs 
529-3286

LETTER

-----Original Message-----

From: Shimozono, Erin <eshimozono@honolulu.gov>
To: y-----@aol.com
Sent: Tue, Sep 2, 2008 11:21 am
Subject: Vernon Balmer, Jr.

Attn:  Vernon Balmer, Jr.

Per your request dated 09-02-08, we have mailed you a letter via U.S. Post (General Delivery) on

09-02-08.

NO OFFICER LEFT BEHIND

Vernon Balmer Jr. to honolulupd
show details 9/22/08
I had a backpack that was evidently taken from a bus I left it on. When I made the police report, I was told that all lost items turned into the police department are sent to the main offices downtown. I was also told that I could not check at a "LOST & FOUND" room or any cataloging of items. I was told that I would have to be contacted using any identification found in the backpack. Can you explain this? If I had an object such as car keys or clothing taken, am I to believe that there would be no way for me to locate this item by giving a description during a report and checking periodically to see if I could identify it at a "LOST & FOUND" department at ANY police station
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VERNON BALMER JR.
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 Reply |Honolulu Police Website to me
show details 9/22/08
Aloha Mr Vernon Balmer Jr:


CAS received your e-mail regarding identifying my backpack if it was founded and turned in to the main station.  What the officer meant if there is some identification in the bag stating your name was on one of the property in your backpack.  This would be used to verify that you are the owner of the backpack or property.  This method is protect the police department and making sure that the rightful owner receive their property.


Mahalo and may your day be filled with the aloha spirit.
Officer Eric Matsumoto
Honolulu Police Department
Community Affairs Section

POLICE PROCEDURE

-----Original Message-----
From: y-----@aol.com
To: hpd@honolulupd.org
Sent: Mon, Feb 5, 2007 1:36 pm
Subject: Police Procedure: Officer Nishimura

 This is not the first time I have received arbitrary treatment by the Honolulu Police Department. I would like to know if in fact it is procedure or a discretionary decision by an officer to "run a make" on a person reporting a crime? It happened to me today when Officer Nishimura responded to my call and asked for I.D. which I understand. But then he began calling my personal information into the walkie-talkie he was carrying. I am told by Mr. Ashack of the Police Commission that this is up to the officer. This is the first time this has happened to me when making a report to an officer as a victim.

-----Original Message-----

From: Honolulu Police Website <honolulupd@honolulu.gov>
To: y-----@aol.com
Sent: Mon, Feb 5, 2007 2:43 pm
Subject: RE: Police Procedure: Officer Nishimura

Aloha,

The officer is allowed to use his/her discretion when investigating a complaint.  If the officer feels that a check is appropriate, he/she is authorized to make one.

Mahalo,

Officer Derek Dela Cruz, Community Affairs Section 

-----Original Message-----
From: y-----@aol.com
Sent: Monday, February 05, 2007 1:36 PM
To: hpd@honolulupd.org
Subject: Police Procedure: Officer Nishimura

 This is not the first time I have received arbitrary treatment by the Honolulu Police Department. I would like to know if in fact it is procedure or a discretionary decision by an officer to "run a make" on a person reporting a crime? It happened to me today when Officer Nishimura responded to my call and asked for I.D. which I understand. But then he began calling my personal information into the walkie-talkie he was carrying. I am told by Mr. Ashack of the Police Commission that this is up to the officer. This is the first time this has happened to me when making a report to an officer as a victim.