Honolulu police estimated 800 people turned up to sign-wave against drunk and speeding drivers.
“And I know that DHHL is working diligently to make that happen. But it can’t be soon enough.” Police arrested Joseph Peters-Holokai, 27, after the crash. “DHHL is very well aware of the speeding problems in the Nanakuli homestead, and indeed they have plans for speed calming measures on Haleakala Avenue, Nanakuli Avenue and a lot of the other areas, the big arteries,” said Shimabukuro. “It should, it should. Dozens of people lined up to leave lei and other offerings to mourn the girl and her mother, Kelsey Palisbo, who were killed Saturday when the parked vehicle they were in was struck by a car that had gone out of control on Haleakala Avenue.