Ssh Official in Oahu
SSH INTEL: Six weeks of stolen cars on Oahu From SSH Intel, by Stolen Stuff Hawaii. Between Oct. 1 and Nov. 11, 2026, HPD logged 386 auto theft calls on Oahu. That is about 9 a day, every day, for six weeks. In the same six weeks, HPD logged 193 auto theft recovery calls: about one for every two thefts. The ZIP codes with the most auto theft calls, listed by count: 1. Ala Moana / Kakaako (96814): 36 2. McCully / Moiliili (96826): 34 3. Kalihi / Chinatown (96817): 32 4. Waikiki (96815): 30 5. Makiki / Manoa (96822): 28 That is a count of calls, not a measure of how safe an area is. SSH Intel maps more than this, including where stolen cars turn up and how they move. That fuller picture is shared with agencies and partners, not posted publicly. What you can do: Lock it, and never leave a key or fob inside. Park in a lit, busy spot. A steering wheel lock helps. Stolen? Call 911, then report it at sshreport.com. Buying used? Search the plate at sshsearch.com first. Source: HPD calls for service (auto theft and auto theft recovery), Oct. 1 to Nov. 11, 2026. Map data: OpenStreetMap contributors. The data made available here was modified for use from its original source, which is data.Honolulu.gov. The City and County of Honolulu does not vouch for the quality and timeliness of the data presented herein, any analysis of the data presented herein, nor any content, viewpoints, products, or services presented herein. sshintel.com - sshsearch.com - sshreport.com - sshcrimefighter.com #hawaii #stolenstuffhawaii #sshintel #stolencar #oahu