Makakilo Warrant Records Database

Makakilo warrant records come from the Honolulu Police Department and the First Circuit Court. Makakilo sits on the leeward side of Oahu in Honolulu County, on the slopes just above Kapolei. You can search Makakilo warrant records through the state eCourt Kokua portal, visit public access terminals at the Kapolei Judiciary Complex, or check the HPD wanted persons page. This page lists the key offices, phone lines, and steps to look up a Makakilo warrant record, pull a case file, or run a name based criminal history check through the state.

Where to Find Makakilo Warrant Records

The Honolulu Police Department is the main source for Makakilo warrant records. Makakilo falls under HPD District 8, which is based in Kapolei. The main line for District 8 is (808) 723-8400. Officers from this district handle all calls for service in Makakilo, from minor traffic stops to felony arrests. See the Honolulu Police Department home page for the full list of divisions and contact info.

The HPD Records and Identification Division Warrants Unit is at (808) 723-3258. Makakilo residents with a question on warrant status should call there first.

The First Circuit Court serves Makakilo out of the Kapolei Judiciary Complex at 4675 Kapolei Parkway, Kapolei, HI 96707-3272. This is the main court facility on the leeward side of Oahu. The complex houses the Waianae District Court and the Oahu Family Court. Makakilo cases for misdemeanor, traffic, and small claims go through the district court side. Family cases and juvenile cases go through the family court side. Warrants from both courts are tied to the state eBench system.

Makakilo is just up the hill from the Kapolei Judiciary Complex, so most court trips are short. See the First Circuit public access page for more info on terminals and hours.

Search Methods for Makakilo Warrants

The state eCourt Kokua portal is the fastest free way to look up a Makakilo warrant record. Search by name or case number. The tool returns public info from traffic, civil, family, and criminal cases. Basic data is free to view. Court filings with a PDF icon cost $3 for up to 30 pages. The portal is run by the state judiciary and covers all circuits.

Makakilo residents can also use a public access terminal at the Kapolei Judiciary Complex. These terminals tie into the same state case database as eCourt Kokua. A court clerk can point you to the right one. Hours run 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on weekdays. Bring a photo ID if you need certified copies of a filing.

For a name based criminal history check, the Hawaii Criminal Justice Data Center runs eCrim. The tool lets a Makakilo resident pull adult conviction info on themselves or on another adult. It does not show arrests that did not end in a conviction, which are kept private under state privacy law. For the full process, see the HCJDC home page.

A HCJDC public access printout is $25. A name check is $30. A fingerprint check is $55 in person.

Booking and Holding for Makakilo

Arrests made in Makakilo are usually first processed at the Kapolei Station, which is the main HPD facility for District 8. The station has short term holding cells. Felony arrests, cases that need a full bail hearing, and cases that involve federal charges may be moved to the Alapai Headquarters in downtown Honolulu. The Central Receiving Division at Alapai runs the main Oahu cellblock.

Booking for a Makakilo arrest includes fingerprints, photos, and entry into the state criminal justice info system. Bail may be posted in cash or through a bond agent. Cash bail needs exact change. Cash bail over $10,000 calls for an IRS Form 8300. Photos and videos are banned in the booking area. A bail out from the time of full booking often takes about 30 minutes.

Juvenile cases out of Makakilo are routed through the Oahu Family Court at the Kapolei Judiciary Complex. A juvenile may only be released to a parent or legal guardian with proper photo ID. Older siblings may not take custody without signed legal papers from the court.

Key phone lines for Makakilo residents:

• HPD District 8 Main: (808) 723-8400
• HPD Main Line: (808) 529-3111
• Records Warrants Unit: (808) 723-3258
• Central Receiving: (808) 723-3000
• CrimeStoppers Honolulu: (808) 955-8300

Warrant Law and Rules for Makakilo

Makakilo warrant records follow the rules in Hawaii Revised Statutes Chapter 803. Section 803-1 defines an arrest warrant as a written order from a judge to bring a named subject before the court on a charge. Section 803-31 sets the form and content for a search warrant. Section 803-36 says a search warrant must be served within 10 days of issue. Section 803-33.5 allows for electronic warrants, which the First Circuit now uses across all arrest, search, and bench warrant types.

HPD policy on warrants bars service between 2200 and 0700 hours on closed premises unless there is legal cause. All warrants must be confirmed through the Communications Division before an arrest. Officers must also verify the subject against the warrant before they make contact. See the HPD warrants policy page for the full rule set.

Under HRS Chapter 92F, the Uniform Information Practices Act, an arrest record that led to a conviction is public. An arrest that did not end in a conviction stays private. This rule shapes what a third party can see on a Makakilo warrant record and is the key law that governs HCJDC reports.

Tips and CrimeStoppers in Makakilo

CrimeStoppers Honolulu takes tips on wanted subjects and open cases in Makakilo and the rest of Oahu. The tip line is (808) 955-8300. Tips may also be sent by text with the keyword CRIME from a Hawaii cell phone. All tips stay private. A cash reward may be paid if the tip leads to an arrest or to a filed charge. See the HPD wanted persons page for current names and photos.

If you spot a wanted subject in Makakilo, do not try to stop them. Call 911 or the CrimeStoppers tip line. All wanted subjects should be treated as armed and dangerous. Sharing info is the right move; taking action is not. HPD has trained units that handle high risk takedowns across the district.

Fees and Records Requests in Makakilo

Fees for Makakilo warrant records and related police reports are set by HPD and the state. A HPD report copy is $0.50 for the first page and $0.25 per page after. Color copies are $0.65 per page. Verification letters are $1 for the first page. Full payment is due before release. Reports are only handed out once a case is closed.

HCJDC fees apply to Makakilo residents who need a state run criminal history check. A public access printout is $25. A name check is $30. A fingerprint check is $55 in person or $35 by mail. Certification is $20. A first expungement is $35. See the HCJDC public access sites page for the terminals closest to Makakilo, including the ones in downtown Honolulu.

The Hawaii Sheriff Division also plays a role in warrant service. The Sheriff Division page lays out the work of state sheriffs. On Oahu, sheriffs help HPD track down subjects with active warrants and secure the courthouses, including the Kapolei Judiciary Complex that serves Makakilo.

Nearby Cities in Honolulu County

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