Mr. Silvert should stick to criminal defense and not the regulation or leadership of or police.  He should be commended for bringing to light the Kealohas criminal behavior.  His knowledge of police obviously stops there.  There is no evidence of systemic wide spread corruption in HPD.  To the contrary, only 5 of more than 2,000 officers were indicted.  Yes there is a shadow on some others.  We are close to selecting the ne chief which is exactly what HPD needs.  Guidance and leadership are desperately needed now to ensure public safety and move on.  The next chief will have a huge task at hand to accomplish this and regain the public's confidence.  Police leaders don't tell public defenders how to practice law, they shouldn't tell the police how to provide public safety.