Community in Hawaii
COMMUNITY: Reposting from Cara Mitsuka "I hate to have to post this but the blatancy of this action is too much to ignore, especially in such a small community. For one, we understand the importance of Kī in Hawai’i, hence the reason we keep it on property. Secondly, we also understand others who may be in need of some at times. If so, I urge people to please ask first instead of trespassing on private property and snapping the top off of Kīthat does not belong to you. This was in Puako at a private residence. To the lady who casually walked onto this property just to break a piece off, please don’t do it again without ASKING first. To the rest of Puako, as sad as this sounds, watch your plants! Trespassers apparently don’t care. SMH " Let's continue to spread aloha and help each other in our community! Tag to be reposted or for visibility. Join our Facebook group: facebook.com/groups/stolenstuffhawaii #justaskinsteadoftrespass #Puako #communityawareness 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.