How A Honolulu Man’s Plight Led To Calls For Police To Give Notice After Warrantless Searches The City Council passed a resolution requesting that HPD inform residents after doing warrantless searches when they’re away.
Glen Murray thought it was strange when he returned to his apartment in November to find his door unlocked.
He always locks up before he leaves. It wasn’t until two weeks later that a neighbor told the 64-year-old Makiki resident that Honolulu police officers had been in his home while he was away.
“I was in shock, almost disbelief,” Murray said Friday in an interview.
Murray then went to management at his apartment building and obtained surveillance footage of his hallway from that day — Nov. 5, 2021. It showed two officers going in and out of his apartment while a third officer stood outside.
