by David Corrigan & Tiffany Edwards Hunt
HILO, Hawaii: Although South Kona councilwoman Brenda Ford’s proposed Aliyah’s Law would combat drunk driving by allowing police to impound the cars of drunk drivers, there were some activists who opposed the provision to
A provision that would allow police to impound cars because of fraudulent plates drew the ire of these testifiers… many of whom have Hawaiian Kingdom license plates on their cars and ID cards in tehir wallet.
The opposition caught Ford by surprise, who said she had never even heard of the Hawaiian Kingdom license plates. The councilmembers discussed the issue with their lawyer, Corporation Counsel Lincoln Ashida.
Tomorrow, a former Puna councilwoman testifies…
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by David Corrigan & Tiffany Edwards Hunt HILO, Hawaii: Although South Kona councilwoman Brenda Ford’s proposed Aliyah’s Law would combat drunk driving by allowing police to impound the cars of drunk drivers, there were some activists who opposed the provision to A provision that would allow police to impound cars because of fraudulent plates drew […]