Madeleine List is a Reporter at McClatchy. She covers a range of topics including crime, lawsuits, and regional issues in states such as Florida, Georgia, and Hawaii. Madeleine's work has been featured in prominent publications including the Miami Herald, The Sacramento Bee, and The Kansas City Star.
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Madeleine List's coverage largely centers around breaking news and evolving stories related to local law enforcement, public safety, and crime in Hawaii. Given the nature of her articles, she would likely be interested in sources who can provide insights into ongoing cases or incidents involving law enforcement, public safety issues such as gun control and accessibility features.
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By: Madeleine List
Unions representing employees say the company shut down without giving them their final paychecks.
Roughly three out of every four sirens works at any given time, officials said.
By: Madeleine List
A training officer with the Department of Public Safety pleaded guilty on Tuesday to four counts stemming from allegations that she lied about her educational background on state job applications. J. Marte Martinez, 58, was arrested in April 2022 after prosecutors said she falsified transcripts from the University of Southern Oregon and the University of […]
By: Madeleine List
Honolulu Police Chief Joe Logan called it an "anomaly" that four officers were arrested in a two-week period.
By: Madeleine List
A gun buyback is coming to Honolulu for the first time in decades as hundreds of gun owners have new licenses to carry.
By: Madeleine List
Fifteen Hawaii developers have agreed to settle a lawsuit for $120,000 after the Justice Department accused them of failing to build multiple housing complexes with required accessibility features for people with disabilities. The developers will also be required to make “extensive retrofits” at the developments, which include four properties on Maui and one on Oahu. […]
By: Madeleine List
Newly released disciplinary reports show the sergeant was trying to protect his officers from a potentially violent confrontation with a suspect.
Law enforcement officials running Saturday’s gun buyback in Honolulu recovered nearly 500 weapons, many of which are illegal to own both at the state and federal level. The Department of Law Enforcement recovered 494 firearms. Those included assault rifles; sawed-off shotguns; a gun with a silencer; ghost guns, which don’t have serial numbers and are […]
Some observers say buyback programs are ineffective at best and can sometimes detract from other violence prevention efforts.
By: Madeleine List
Officer Mason Jordan left the force in 2021 as he was under investigation. He was later arrested on separate charges related to the sexual exploitation of children.
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