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On Kauai, we often feel we are at a distance from many of the world’s woes.
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What I want to know is if he was involved with this while he was in political office??? Are there any answers regarding this, Jeff/Rob? If this can happen on a small Hawaiian island, it can happen anywhere. Corruption is inevitable in politics, and all should be scrutinized much more thoroughly. Politicians should not be able to be bought or be tied with any public entities, while in office, and should never be able to take money from companies/PAC’s influencing policy.
Mahalo for the Update.
Hi Jim.
Thanks. We don’t have any more information, but we’d have to believe that that was going on before and during his term as a county council member.
Aloha.
Your article fails to mention that Brun was an elected representative on the county council. A huge breach in the public trust. How long had Mr. Brun been operating ? Why was he not caught earlier ? The integrity of the elected representative system has been and is compromised. The council continues to allow unbridled development to the detriment of the Kauai island environment and quality of life for the residents. Our society on Kauai should elect all new council members, no incumbents.
Oh my goodness! Sounds like the Police deserve a big pat on the back. Good job! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Hi Rob and Jeff. Great news regarding the apprehension of this criminal. Can’t people enjoy island life without being on drugs. And meth is one of the worst drugs ever. So hard to get off of and makes your personality crazy and paranoid. Who wants to feel like that. We already live in a troubled enough world without adding that #*+; in it. Please follow up on this guys crime. I pray he gets a stiff sentence for abusing physically and mentally the people in the islands. Mahalo on your report.
Hi Debra.
Thanks. We’ll follow up when we learn more.
Aloha.
Will the county try to ‘claw back’ any of his pension benefits (should they exist)?