This is where you as a public official could act to cause systemic change.  You can't blame this on Kealoha personally.  You need to start at the bottom of the chain of command and work up.  If you want to hit the chief as the overall responsible person, fine but that is symbolic and nothing more.  However, do not stop at HPD.  What did CPS do?  What did the Deputy Attorneys General do?  Chuck Parker is shielding the Prosecutor's staff from scrutiny that is needed.  Who handled the file?  What follow up communications were there with HPD before rejecting it?  You know that a case like this was radioactive.  Self-preservation in all four entities (HPD, CPS, AG, Pros.)  means that people covered their asses at every point knowing how this was going to end.  Until the enablers feel the heat, nothing changes.  Shigata ga nai just leaves things worse than before.