Eh, howzit, braddahs and sistahs! Get choke news fo’ share wit’ you guys today. Da Hawai’i Department of Public Safety wen’ capture one inmate who stay flee Laumaka furlough housing center on April 24. ?♂️?
Da PSD say Milton Kapule stay caught Saturday ’round 7 a.m., and goin’ be processed and eventually returned to OCCC. ??
“Mahalo to Honolulu Police and State Sheriffs fo’ all da efforts made fo’ look fo’ inmate Kapule and HPD fo’ arresting him and bringing him back into custody,” Public Safety Director Tommy Johnson said. ??♂️
Officials say on April 24, Kapule wen’ flee da furlough housing afta staff wen’ call him at ’bout 10 a.m. Kapule stay serving time fo’ first-degree robbery and promoting prison contraband, PSD said. ?⏰
Da Laumaka facility stay one minimum-security work furlough center fo’ community custody inmates. Inmates assigned to Laumaka either stay actively seeking employment or stay working in da community. ?️?
Officials said Kapule stay one community custody inmate in da work furlough program wit’ pass privileges. ?✅
His next parole hearing stay scheduled fo’ May 2024. He now faces one additional escape charge wen found. ??
But afta dis kine big search, da authorities stay successful in catching Kapule, and now he get fo’ face da consequences of his actions. Dis kine situation stay one reminder fo’ da whole community fo’ be vigilant an’ keep an eye out fo’ anything suspicious. ?️♂️?️
Da actions of da Honolulu Police and State Sheriffs in dis case show da commitment and dedication dey get fo’ keep our communities safe. We can all rest a lil’ mo’ easy knowing dat Kapule stay back in custody and no longa on da loose. ??
We all get one part fo’ play in da safety of our communities, and da more we work togetha, da bettah chance we get fo’ make Hawai’i one safe place fo’ everyone. ??
So, braddahs and sistahs, no fo’get fo’ stay vigilant, take care of each oda, and let’s work togetha fo’ make our islands da paradise we know and love. ??
Stay tuned fo’ mo’ updates, and no fo’get fo’ share dis news wit’ your friends an’ ohana. Da mo’ peeps we get on board, da bettah chance we get fo’ make one real difference fo’ da safety of our ‘āina. ??
A hui hou, an’ aloha! ??
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??♂️ Fugitive Inmate Milton Kapule Captured at Last! ?♂️?
Hey there, everyone! We’ve got some important news to share with you today. The Hawaii Department of Public Safety has captured an inmate who escaped from the Laumaka furlough housing center on April 24th. ?♂️?
The PSD stated that Milton Kapule was caught on Saturday around 7 a.m., and will be processed and eventually returned to OCCC. ??
“We would like to thank the Honolulu Police and State Sheriffs for all their efforts in searching for inmate Kapule and HPD for arresting him and bringing him back into custody,” said Public Safety Director Tommy Johnson. ??♂️
Officials say on April 24th, Kapule fled the furlough housing after staff called him at about 10 a.m. Kapule was serving time for first-degree robbery and promoting prison contraband, according to PSD. ?⏰
The Laumaka facility is a minimum-security work furlough center for community custody inmates. Inmates assigned to Laumaka are either actively seeking employment or working in the community. ?️?
Officials said Kapule is a community custody inmate in the work furlough program with pass privileges. ?✅
His next parole hearing was scheduled for May 2024. He now faces an additional escape charge when found. ??
After an extensive search, authorities were successful in capturing Kapule, who will now face the consequences of his actions. This situation serves as a reminder for the entire community to remain vigilant and keep an eye out for anything suspicious. ?️♂️?️
The actions of the Honolulu Police and State Sheriffs in this case demonstrate their commitment and dedication to keeping our communities safe. We can all rest a little easier knowing that Kapule is back in custody and no longer on the loose. ??
We all have a part to play in the safety of our communities, and the more we work together, the better chance we have of making Hawaii a safe place for everyone. ??
So, everyone, don’t forget to stay vigilant, take care of each other, and let’s work together to make our islands the paradise we know and love. ??
Stay tuned for more updates, and don’t forget to share this news with your friends and family. The more people we have on board, the better chance we have of making a real difference for the safety of our land. ??
Until next time, and aloha! ??
