Campus Security Officer Raymond Pena with Jurist Sonya Sotomayor,
during her visit to the Richardson School of Law.
1/23/2012 - Workshop on Sexual Assault Prevention
February 1, 12:00pm - 1:00pm
Mānoa Campus, Campus Center 308
Learn what to do in the event of a sexual assault. Find out the current sexual assault prevention programs occurring on campus.
Captain Donald Dawson of UHM Campus Security & Emergency Management and Dr. Allyson Tanouye, Director of the UH Counseling Center, will conduct the workshop.
More Information Alberta Pukahi, 956-0334, pukahi@hawaii.edu
February 1, 12:00pm - 1:00pm
Mānoa Campus, Campus Center 308
Learn what to do in the event of a sexual assault. Find out the current sexual assault prevention programs occurring on campus.
Captain Donald Dawson of UHM Campus Security & Emergency Management and Dr. Allyson Tanouye, Director of the UH Counseling Center, will conduct the workshop.
More Information Alberta Pukahi, 956-0334, pukahi@hawaii.edu
12/12/2011 - Security Alert - Burglary Reported
The Law School Library was burglarized after hours (late last night/early this morning), probably between 1:00 am and 9:00 am.
No one was injured but some offices and files were broken into; some items were taken.
Campus Security and Honolulu Police responded quickly this morning, have taken statements from staff and some students, dusted for prints, and assigned a detective.
We are reviewing all available sources of information at this time but need your kokua.
*If anyone saw ANYONE unusual around or in the Law Library yesterday (Sunday Dec. 11, 2011), please contact Librarian Roberta Woods or Denise Antolini as soon as possible.
The Law Library will remain open as scheduled.
Please continue to be on alert about your own security and that of others.
The Law School Library was burglarized after hours (late last night/early this morning), probably between 1:00 am and 9:00 am.
No one was injured but some offices and files were broken into; some items were taken.
Campus Security and Honolulu Police responded quickly this morning, have taken statements from staff and some students, dusted for prints, and assigned a detective.
We are reviewing all available sources of information at this time but need your kokua.
*If anyone saw ANYONE unusual around or in the Law Library yesterday (Sunday Dec. 11, 2011), please contact Librarian Roberta Woods or Denise Antolini as soon as possible.
The Law Library will remain open as scheduled.
Please continue to be on alert about your own security and that of others.
12/11/2011 - UH Alert, Robbery Reported
Tonight at approximately 8 pm two male students were robbed at gunpoint of cellphones and a backpack near the Hale Noelani residence hall. One of the students was forced into the assailant's car but was able to escape soon afterwards.
The vehicle is described as four-doored, white, lowered and with dark tinted windows, possibly a Honda or Acura. Its license plate may start with the digits "RGF-3".
Assailant is decribed as in his early 20's, about 6 feet tall, black crew-cut hair and very tanned complexion.
Anyone with information is asked to call Campus Security at x6911 or Honolulu Police at 911.
Tonight at approximately 8 pm two male students were robbed at gunpoint of cellphones and a backpack near the Hale Noelani residence hall. One of the students was forced into the assailant's car but was able to escape soon afterwards.
The vehicle is described as four-doored, white, lowered and with dark tinted windows, possibly a Honda or Acura. Its license plate may start with the digits "RGF-3".
Assailant is decribed as in his early 20's, about 6 feet tall, black crew-cut hair and very tanned complexion.
Anyone with information is asked to call Campus Security at x6911 or Honolulu Police at 911.
11/22/2011 - UH Alert, Sex Assault Reported
A student reported that she was sexually assaulted this morning, Tuesday, November 22, at 6:40 a.m. in the Kennedy Theatre women's dressing room/shower area.
The suspect is described as a dark-complexioned male, 180-200 pounds, 5'8", with brownish, bleached bushy hair. He wore a flannel checkered-print long-sleeved shirt and carried a backpack.
If you have any information, please call the Honolulu Police Department at 911 or Campus Security at 956-6911/956-8211.
UH Manoa offers sex assault counseling and support services:
The Women's Center offers support, resources and training for the university community at 956-8059. Website at http://www.hawaii.edu/womenscenter/.
The Counseling Center offers counseling sessions at 956-7927. Website at http://www2.hawaii.edu/~csdc/.
A student reported that she was sexually assaulted this morning, Tuesday, November 22, at 6:40 a.m. in the Kennedy Theatre women's dressing room/shower area.
The suspect is described as a dark-complexioned male, 180-200 pounds, 5'8", with brownish, bleached bushy hair. He wore a flannel checkered-print long-sleeved shirt and carried a backpack.
If you have any information, please call the Honolulu Police Department at 911 or Campus Security at 956-6911/956-8211.
UH Manoa offers sex assault counseling and support services:
The Women's Center offers support, resources and training for the university community at 956-8059. Website at http://www.hawaii.edu/womenscenter/.
The Counseling Center offers counseling sessions at 956-7927. Website at http://www2.hawaii.edu/~csdc/.
11/19/2011 - UH Alert, Assault Reported
Early today at about 3:20 am a female student was accosted and injured in an assault by an unknown male near Murakami Stadium as she was returning to her residence hall.
Suspect is a tall Caucasian male wearing blue jeans and a dark blue long-sleeved buttoned shirt with dark shiny shoes.
Anyone with information about this incident should contact Campus Security at 956-6911.
Early today at about 3:20 am a female student was accosted and injured in an assault by an unknown male near Murakami Stadium as she was returning to her residence hall.
Suspect is a tall Caucasian male wearing blue jeans and a dark blue long-sleeved buttoned shirt with dark shiny shoes.
Anyone with information about this incident should contact Campus Security at 956-6911.
11/7/2011 & 11/14/2011 - Warning concerning suspicious packages
Campus Security is advising the University community not to touch or handle any suspicious package and call Campus Security at
956-6911 immediately.
One of the suspicious envelopes.
Campus Security is advising the University community not to touch or handle any suspicious package and call Campus Security at
956-6911 immediately.
One of the suspicious envelopes.
UH Mānoa recognizes its ‘Top Cop’ on campus
Sergeant and Senior Investigator Alberta J.K Pukahi of University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa’s Campus Security and Emergency Management Department has been recognized as one of Hawaiʻi’s “Top Cops.” The award is presented annually to law enforcement and security professionals who, nominated by their superiors and peers, have gone beyond the call of duty and met the highest standards of their field. Sgt. Pukahi and other 2011 “Top Cops” will be honored at the Law Enforcement and Security Appreciation Luncheon on Thursday, October 27, in the Mānoa Grand Ballroom at the Japanese Cultural Center of Hawaiʻi.
A 24-year veteran of UH Mānoa’s Campus Security unit, Pukahi is currently assigned some of the most sensitive and complex cases. She led this past summer’s special task force to prevent further burglaries at cash-handling locations on campus. For the last ten years, she has worked closely with the University’s Women’s Center, Judicial Office, and Student Affairs on sexual assault cases. According to Campus Security Chief Wayne K. Ogino, “Sergeant Pukahi has a special ability to patiently gain the trust of the most reluctant victims and, because of her close rapport with them, solve incidents.” Pukahi herself deflects credit to the Women’s Center, “a place that takes excellent care of women in crisis” and sees the work of Campus Security as “creating a bridge with students and the Womenʻs Center.” She states, “In the end, we all just want the students to succeed.”
Pukahi does not limit her counseling skills to students, however, and is recognized as a role model by her Campus Security department peers. She takes special interest in mentoring her fellow female Officers, as well as training her male counterparts to be more aware of their role as campus peacemakers and problem-solvers. She has also served as an instructor in a variety of programs, including LGBT Safe Zone Awareness, Domestic Non-Violence, and First Aid/CPR. “It’s all about making a positive change on campus,” Pukahi says.
Originally from Kahuku, Sergeant Pukahi holds a Bachelorʻs degree in Public Administration from University of Hawaiʻi West Oʻahu. She is an active member of community organizations the National Coalition Building Institute and the Federal Law Enforcement Foundation.
KITV news covered this story.
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Sergeant and Senior Investigator Alberta J.K Pukahi of University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa’s Campus Security and Emergency Management Department has been recognized as one of Hawaiʻi’s “Top Cops.” The award is presented annually to law enforcement and security professionals who, nominated by their superiors and peers, have gone beyond the call of duty and met the highest standards of their field. Sgt. Pukahi and other 2011 “Top Cops” will be honored at the Law Enforcement and Security Appreciation Luncheon on Thursday, October 27, in the Mānoa Grand Ballroom at the Japanese Cultural Center of Hawaiʻi.
Sgt. Pukahi
Pukahi does not limit her counseling skills to students, however, and is recognized as a role model by her Campus Security department peers. She takes special interest in mentoring her fellow female Officers, as well as training her male counterparts to be more aware of their role as campus peacemakers and problem-solvers. She has also served as an instructor in a variety of programs, including LGBT Safe Zone Awareness, Domestic Non-Violence, and First Aid/CPR. “It’s all about making a positive change on campus,” Pukahi says.
Originally from Kahuku, Sergeant Pukahi holds a Bachelorʻs degree in Public Administration from University of Hawaiʻi West Oʻahu. She is an active member of community organizations the National Coalition Building Institute and the Federal Law Enforcement Foundation.
KITV news covered this story.
View it here!
8/30/2011 - Warning to pedestrians
Campus Security is warning people who are walking to and from their cars parked in the residential area between University Avenue and Manoa Road to be aware of a male driver who stops pedestrians, especially female students, on the pretense of asking for driving directions, who then exposes himself and masturbates.
Today around noon, a student reported to Campus Security that she and a friend were walking to their car near College Hill, when a male driver stopped his vehicle to ask for directions to the freeway. The suspect spoke very softly, so the student moved closer to the car to better hear what he was saying. When the student looked down through the open window, she saw that the driver had exposed himself and was masturbating. The driver sped off when the student walked away.
The suspect is described as in his 40s, with short blond hair and mustache, possibly weighing about 150 pounds. He wore a white shirt, khaki shorts and sunglasses. He may have been driving a green Jeep or small SUV.
In an incident of this nature, Campus Security suggests the following:
Be aware of your surroundings and trust your instincts. If you feel unsafe or uncomfortable, in any situation, act on that feeling. Your safety is the first priority.
If you find yourself in this type of situation, even if the suspect has left the scene, call Campus Security and officers will respond to your location.
Anyone with information relevant to this case is asked to call Campus Security at 956-6911.
Campus Security is warning people who are walking to and from their cars parked in the residential area between University Avenue and Manoa Road to be aware of a male driver who stops pedestrians, especially female students, on the pretense of asking for driving directions, who then exposes himself and masturbates.
Today around noon, a student reported to Campus Security that she and a friend were walking to their car near College Hill, when a male driver stopped his vehicle to ask for directions to the freeway. The suspect spoke very softly, so the student moved closer to the car to better hear what he was saying. When the student looked down through the open window, she saw that the driver had exposed himself and was masturbating. The driver sped off when the student walked away.
The suspect is described as in his 40s, with short blond hair and mustache, possibly weighing about 150 pounds. He wore a white shirt, khaki shorts and sunglasses. He may have been driving a green Jeep or small SUV.
In an incident of this nature, Campus Security suggests the following:
Be aware of your surroundings and trust your instincts. If you feel unsafe or uncomfortable, in any situation, act on that feeling. Your safety is the first priority.
If you find yourself in this type of situation, even if the suspect has left the scene, call Campus Security and officers will respond to your location.
Anyone with information relevant to this case is asked to call Campus Security at 956-6911.
Summer Increase in Mānoa Campus Burglary Incidents
Campus Security and the Honolulu Police Department are investigating the burglary incidents that have occurred on the Mānoa campus in the last several months. Incidents have targeted cash-handling areas, sometimes with forced entries. Burglaries have occurred over weekends and during non-business hours; in some cases, repeat break-ins have occurred.
Security has been enhanced through such measures as video surveillance and increased patrols. In addition, Campus Security urges everyone to take an active role in ensuring your personal safety and the protection of property.
Remember these simple precautions and procedures: LOCK, OBSERVE, CAUTION, CALL (LOCC).
1. LOCK – limit the opportunity for property crimes
2. OBSERVE – be aware of your surroundings
3. CAUTION – don’t put yourself in danger
4. CALL – immediately report the crime (or suspicious activity) to Campus Security and the police
Campus Security 956-6911
Campus Security Escort Service 956-SAFE (7233)
Honolulu Police Department 911
UH Mānoa’s Campus Security is committed to providing you with a safe and secure environment. Safety is everyone’s business!
Campus Security and the Honolulu Police Department are investigating the burglary incidents that have occurred on the Mānoa campus in the last several months. Incidents have targeted cash-handling areas, sometimes with forced entries. Burglaries have occurred over weekends and during non-business hours; in some cases, repeat break-ins have occurred.
Security has been enhanced through such measures as video surveillance and increased patrols. In addition, Campus Security urges everyone to take an active role in ensuring your personal safety and the protection of property.
Remember these simple precautions and procedures: LOCK, OBSERVE, CAUTION, CALL (LOCC).
1. LOCK – limit the opportunity for property crimes
- Lock doors to home, office, and residence hall whenever you're out.
- Don't open locked doors for strangers or unauthorized people.
- Keep track of keys to your area; have locks changed as needed.
- Secure home and office windows, especially those on the ground floor or basement.
- Use locks on lockers and desk drawers; consider utilizing a small, secured safe.
- Lock doors to vehicles and keep vehicle windows rolled up when parked.
- Do not leave valuables in your vehicle in plain view.
- Use secure locking devices (such as U-locks) on bicycles and mopeds.
2. OBSERVE – be aware of your surroundings
- Keep track of personal belongings (purse, bag, laptop, briefcase) and don't leave them unattended, even for a short time.
- Take note of any suspicious activity or persons in your vicinity.
3. CAUTION – don’t put yourself in danger
- Avoid situations that put you at greater risk (such as walking alone after dark or in high crime areas).
- Don't physically engage suspects involved in criminal activity. Stay at a safe distance, note suspect's description, and seek help as soon as possible.
4. CALL – immediately report the crime (or suspicious activity) to Campus Security and the police
- Campus Security is on patrol, radio-dispatched 24/7, and familiar with the Mānoa campus, so can respond to emergencies on our grounds very quickly.
- If you are near a blue-light Emergency Call Box column on campus, use the phone there. It will connect you directly to the Security Dispatcher.
- Program these numbers into the speed dial on your cell phone and landlines:
Campus Security 956-6911
Campus Security Escort Service 956-SAFE (7233)
Honolulu Police Department 911
UH Mānoa’s Campus Security is committed to providing you with a safe and secure environment. Safety is everyone’s business!
Sergeant Gary Rivers and Officer Ronda Kelly representing UH Campus Security, along with one our T-3 patrol vehicles.
5/6/2011 - Two criminal incidents have occurred on campus recently
In compliance the provisions of the Federal Clery Act, Campus Security is giving notice of two very recent Criminal incidents that have occurred on Campus, one in Hale Aloha Courtyard and one at Saunders Hall.
1. At about 1:45 a.m. on Thursday, May 5, in the courtyard outside the Hale Aloha Cafeteria, two persons were assaulted by a group of five males for no apparent reason. Victims could not provide a description of the attackers, who fled when others intervened. If anyone has any knowledge about this assault or the suspects, please call HPD at 911 or Campus Security at 956-6911.
2. At about 9:30 p.m. Thursday, May 5, an individual working in Saunders Hall accosted a stranger in his office. The suspect, who fled, is described as:
Caucasian Male
5 foot, 10 inches
Wearing jersey-type shirt with white numbers and torn left sleeve.
He left behind a backpack, which is shown below.
Anyone having knowledge of this incident please contact Campus Security at 956-6911.
In compliance the provisions of the Federal Clery Act, Campus Security is giving notice of two very recent Criminal incidents that have occurred on Campus, one in Hale Aloha Courtyard and one at Saunders Hall.
1. At about 1:45 a.m. on Thursday, May 5, in the courtyard outside the Hale Aloha Cafeteria, two persons were assaulted by a group of five males for no apparent reason. Victims could not provide a description of the attackers, who fled when others intervened. If anyone has any knowledge about this assault or the suspects, please call HPD at 911 or Campus Security at 956-6911.
2. At about 9:30 p.m. Thursday, May 5, an individual working in Saunders Hall accosted a stranger in his office. The suspect, who fled, is described as:
Caucasian Male
5 foot, 10 inches
Wearing jersey-type shirt with white numbers and torn left sleeve.
He left behind a backpack, which is shown below.
Anyone having knowledge of this incident please contact Campus Security at 956-6911.
Announcement - 5/6/2011
This past Monday's campus-wide electrical outage gives us an opportunity to review appropriate responses to the kinds of emergencies that may arise on campus. While some are merely inconvenient, others may have more serious outcomes. Taking simple steps to prepare in advance can minimize the impact of the emergency and make a big difference in ensuring your own safety and well-being, as well as that of your family and colleagues, our campus and community.
For power outages, some tips to remember for home, workplace and campus:
READINESS
RESPONSE
RECOVERY
We encourage you to visit these sites:
HECO's Information Handbook for Emergency Preparedness
HECO will also be making available to UH Mānoa a limited quantity of hard copies of the 2011 edition of this brochure. Copies may be ordered from Campus Security (956-8211).
County of Honolulu's Department of Emergency Management brochures are here.
UH Mānoa's emergency action plans
You may also be interested in attending one of the monthly CPR classes offered by the Campus Security department. Next sessions:
May 18, June 15
UH Mānoa's Campus Security is committed to providing you with a safe and secure environment. To find out more about the services we provide or to contact us, please visit browse through our website.
Mahalo.
This past Monday's campus-wide electrical outage gives us an opportunity to review appropriate responses to the kinds of emergencies that may arise on campus. While some are merely inconvenient, others may have more serious outcomes. Taking simple steps to prepare in advance can minimize the impact of the emergency and make a big difference in ensuring your own safety and well-being, as well as that of your family and colleagues, our campus and community.
For power outages, some tips to remember for home, workplace and campus:
READINESS
- Have back-up light sources available (flashlights, emergency hallway lights); avoid using open flames (candles, lighters).
- Back-up your computer files regularly and install surge protectors.
- For those dealing with high-security materials, such as cash or confidential information, have procedures in place for unexpected shut-downs.
RESPONSE
- Remain calm; provide assistance to others if necessary.
- Turn off and unplug electronic equipment and appliances.
- Move cautiously to a lighted area. You may need to evacuate the campus building; however, do not use the elevator.
- If trapped in an elevator when power goes out, dont panic. Call Campus Security (956-6911) or the point of contact listed in the elevator to inform them of your situation, then wait for trained and equipped personnel to release you. Never attempt to leave the stalled elevator on your own.
- If in a life-threatening situation on campus, call 911 after contacting Campus Security. This will provide more on-scene details to the emergency dispatcher, who will be in touch with the response team (ambulance or fire department). Security will help guide the team to your location.
RECOVERY
- Check for any damages.
- Replenish your emergency kits.
- Review your disaster preparedness procedures.
We encourage you to visit these sites:
HECO's Information Handbook for Emergency Preparedness
HECO will also be making available to UH Mānoa a limited quantity of hard copies of the 2011 edition of this brochure. Copies may be ordered from Campus Security (956-8211).
County of Honolulu's Department of Emergency Management brochures are here.
UH Mānoa's emergency action plans
You may also be interested in attending one of the monthly CPR classes offered by the Campus Security department. Next sessions:
May 18, June 15
UH Mānoa's Campus Security is committed to providing you with a safe and secure environment. To find out more about the services we provide or to contact us, please visit browse through our website.
Mahalo.
Announcement - 4/26/2011
April is National Sexual Assault Awareness Month, so the Mānoa campus has stated today April 26 as Denim Day at Mānoa . Staff is encouraged to wear denim pants to eliminate persistent harmful attitudes regarding why, where, and how women are raped. The Mānoa campus community is encouraged to make a statement against sexual assault and participate by wearing denim.
April is National Sexual Assault Awareness Month, so the Mānoa campus has stated today April 26 as Denim Day at Mānoa . Staff is encouraged to wear denim pants to eliminate persistent harmful attitudes regarding why, where, and how women are raped. The Mānoa campus community is encouraged to make a statement against sexual assault and participate by wearing denim.
Security Alert - 4/15/2011
Campus Security received a report early this morning, April 15, about a possible sexual assault at a Student Housing apartment last night.
The Honolulu Police Department is investigating. No description of any suspect is available at this time.
For more information and assistance on campus, see the Women's Center website at http://www.hawaii.edu/womenscenter/ or send a confidential email to uhmwomen@hawaii.edu. For more information about sexual assault, see the Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network website at http://rainn.org/. Sex without consent is considered rape.
If you have any information on this case, please call HPD at 911 or Campus Security at 956-6911.
Campus Security received a report early this morning, April 15, about a possible sexual assault at a Student Housing apartment last night.
The Honolulu Police Department is investigating. No description of any suspect is available at this time.
For more information and assistance on campus, see the Women's Center website at http://www.hawaii.edu/womenscenter/ or send a confidential email to uhmwomen@hawaii.edu. For more information about sexual assault, see the Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network website at http://rainn.org/. Sex without consent is considered rape.
If you have any information on this case, please call HPD at 911 or Campus Security at 956-6911.
Announcement - 1/18/2011
Solicitation is not allowed on campus without prior permission. If and when approved, the solicitation is normally restricted to Campus Center.
If you are approached by people soliciting magazine subscriptions or other products and services, Campus Security recommends that you walk away and call its office at 956-6911.
Solicitation is not allowed on campus without prior permission. If and when approved, the solicitation is normally restricted to Campus Center.
If you are approached by people soliciting magazine subscriptions or other products and services, Campus Security recommends that you walk away and call its office at 956-6911.
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5/6/2011 - Two criminal incidents have occurred on campus recently
In compliance the provisions of the Federal Clery Act, Campus Security is giving notice of two very recent Criminal incidents that have occurred on Campus, one in Hale Aloha Courtyard and one at Saunders Hall.
1. At about 1:45 a.m. on Thursday, May 5, in the courtyard outside the Hale Aloha Cafeteria, two persons were assaulted by a group of five males for no apparent reason. Victims could not provide a description of the attackers, who fled when others intervened. If anyone has any knowledge about this assault or the suspects, please call HPD at 911 or Campus Security at 956-6911.
2. At about 9:30 p.m. Thursday, May 5, an individual working in Saunders Hall accosted a stranger in his office. The suspect, who fled, is described as:
Caucasian Male
5 foot, 10 inches
Wearing jersey-type shirt with white numbers and torn left sleeve.
He left behind a backpack, which is shown below.
Anyone having knowledge of this incident please contact Campus Security at 956-6911.
In compliance the provisions of the Federal Clery Act, Campus Security is giving notice of two very recent Criminal incidents that have occurred on Campus, one in Hale Aloha Courtyard and one at Saunders Hall.
1. At about 1:45 a.m. on Thursday, May 5, in the courtyard outside the Hale Aloha Cafeteria, two persons were assaulted by a group of five males for no apparent reason. Victims could not provide a description of the attackers, who fled when others intervened. If anyone has any knowledge about this assault or the suspects, please call HPD at 911 or Campus Security at 956-6911.
2. At about 9:30 p.m. Thursday, May 5, an individual working in Saunders Hall accosted a stranger in his office. The suspect, who fled, is described as:
Caucasian Male
5 foot, 10 inches
Wearing jersey-type shirt with white numbers and torn left sleeve.
He left behind a backpack, which is shown below.
Anyone having knowledge of this incident please contact Campus Security at 956-6911.
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