HONOLULU (CN) — It’s been nearly three years since Honolulu police arrested a visiting educator from American Samoa who blew 0.00 on a breathalyzer, but his and other drivers’ lawsuit over the department’s drunken-driving arrests won’t reach a jury until the summer of 2028.
First Circuit Judge Karin Holma on Wednesday reset the trial in Ammon Fepuleai’s class action from May 2027 to July 31, 2028.
She also took under advisement the drivers’ bid to force the city to turn over unredacted police reports and body camera footage from dozens of DUI arrests, raising concerns about the privacy rights of the people arrested…