Vehicle Theft
VEHICLE THEFT: Reposting from Mike Elliott "In the last 12 months, there have been approximately 3,600 motor vehicle thefts reported on the island of Oahu, according to official 2024 statistics. This represents a significant decrease from previous years, with recent data indicating a 25% drop in auto thefts for 2025 compared to 2024. Currently, Oahu averages about six to seven stolen vehicles per day, as noted in multiple local news reports and Honolulu police statements. HPD clearance rate is only 3%. We have a serious problem and it is costing all of us. In my recent vehicle theft, I was able to provide a large amount of information to include names and video, but it may not be enough for an arrest or prosecution. There is a disgusting level of apathy with our government while our understaffed police are stretched to the limit. The solution starts at the prosecutor’s office. A greater effort should be made to address such a serious crime wave on the island. Stop with the dismissals, plea deals and light sentences. A heavy hand is what is needed. Over the 23 years I have lived here every vehicle we have had was either broken into or now stolen except one as well as our home. This latest event is our breaking point and we are leaving Hawai’i. P.S. I know you are trolling this page. You may want to change your FB profile from digital creator to inmate." If you have any information on this incident, contact HPD (Honolulu Police Department) at 911 non-emergency. You can also provide information to the original poster anonymously by messaging us. Find this report and thousands more at searchssh.com searchssh.com - reportssh.com - sshintel.com #hawaii #stolenstuffhawaii #vehicletheft #crime #oahu IMPORTANT NOTICE: Allegations of criminal conduct in this post are unverified. SSH shares this content for public awareness only and does not confirm whether any laws were violated. Determinations of criminal responsibility are made solely by law enforcement and the courts. Disclaimer: This post contains community-reported information and reflects the perspective of the original poster. Details are unconfirmed and alleged. SSH does not verify claims, determine fault, or make conclusions regarding criminal activity.