Embattled Honolulu Police Chief Louis Kealoha should face tough questions next week from the people who control the fate of his job.
If he doesn’t, state lawmakers are poised to rewrite the rules to ensure there’s more accountability for him and his department.
Kealoha is scheduled to go before the Honolulu Police Commission during a meeting Dec. 17.
It will be his first time talking with commissioners since making headlines last week when he made improper statements in a federal criminal case involving family members, causing a mistrial and sparking calls for a full-blown
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