![]() ![]() The court is temporarily closed at this time, according to acting deputy chief court administrator Mark Santoki.Ĭriminal non-custody cases will be held via Zoom from Kaneohe District. The investigation of the suspicious package has affected operations at Honolulu District Court. Maintenance staff at the Keoni Ana building found a suspicious package described. Police have closed multiple streets in downtown Honolulu to investigate a suspicious package.īeretania Street by Punchbowl, Alakea Street between Hotel and Beretania streets and the intersection of Richard and Hotel streets have been closed off, according to a bulletin from police sent at 6:22 a.m. A suspicious package left at the Phoenix New Times parking lot in downtown Phoenix on Friday morning contained a letter referring to a recent cover article. Honolulu police gave the all-clear and reopened Beretania Street at the intersection of Punchbowl Street. Beretania Street near Punchbowl Street remain closed. Honolulu police have reopened Alakea Street. after they determined the box did not contain any explosives. Law enforcement temporarily shut down portions of Alakea Street and Beretania Street until police gave the all-clear at 8:45 a.m. Sheriff deputies and Honolulu police including the Bomb Squad responded to the area to investigate. The California Highway Patrol responded to a suspicious package. The state building is on the mauka side of Honolulu District Court. North and southbound lanes were closed in the downtown Los Angeles area Saturday afternoon due to police activity, snarling traffic. Maintenance staff at the Keoni Ana building found a suspicious package - described as an unattended cardboard box - outside the doors of the state building at 1177 Alakea Street at approximately 5:56 a.m., according to Toni Schwartz, spokeswoman of the Hawaii Department of Public Safety. Honolulu police gave the “all-clear” and reopened Beretania Street at the intersection of Punchbowl Street.
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