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Incident explorer

Understand the public record.

Explore Oʻahu incident reports on an interactive map and in the public record. Filter by block, category, and date; compare mapped locations and review the source behind each report.

Public HPD snapshot · Oʻahu only. Records dated 2026-05-11–2026-11-09. Retrieved 2026-11-10. Read methodology →
13,967All incidents in source snapshot
13,423Location-level records shown
544Sensitive records excluded from search
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Oʻahu incident atlas

See the reports in context.

Zoom into a community, choose a map view, and select a pin for incident details. Clusters show incident counts. Estimated block locations help orient you; they do not identify a victim’s address or an exact crime scene.

Radius applies to mapped pins only; the table retains all filter matches.

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Red pins are reported incidents. Density represents report concentration, not population-adjusted crime rates or a safety score. Overlapping reports can share the same estimated block point.

Report breakdown for your table filters

Includes mapped and unmapped public records. Radius changes the map only.

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Source: Honolulu open data / HPD. Sex-crime records are excluded from location-level search and downloads. Counts are reports, not convictions or a complete census of crime. The incident source supplies no coordinates. Pins are approximate block/intersection estimates derived from Honolulu street ranges. Unmatched locations remain in this table; no neighborhood risk scores are assigned.

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Includes the sensitive category in aggregate only. These totals describe the full unfiltered snapshot.

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Follow the source across the islands.

This incident map covers Oʻahu. These links open independent sources; they are not combined with HPD incident totals.