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We researched what areas in Hawaii (specifically the island of Oahu) have the most amount of reported crimes. The list we came up with for East Honolulu includes the airport area, downtown and Waikiki.
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[@skyt4133]

When I think of Mapunapuna, I think of the old Big Boy's restaurant , Henry Loui's restaurant and 99 Ranch Market. Back in the 70's and 80's Hotel St. had lots of porn theaters. Hotel St. was also the transit place between town buses and country buses, the old HRT and Leeward bus company right at Fort St. Mall, that tells you how old I am. Used to live in the Hobron area. Waikiki is sectioned into 3 areas, West, Central and east Waikiki.

[@infinitytricks3716]

The Wave, Pink Cadillac, Eggs n Things or Jack n Box in the 90s

[@silversleuth007]

Excellent synopsis of 2025 areas. When I think of the Airport area, I think of Nimitz and makai from it. Haven't been near Hotel Street since 1979. It was pretty dicey back then. My Dream neighborhood? Mililani Mauka. TYVM for sharing your thoughts.

[@viethuynh6808]

I lived in Waikiki in 2009-2019. I had a job at Kahlani high school and times supermarket. Now I live in Northern California. Honolulu is very laid back and relaxed. Crime is worse in California by far.

[@Glen-md1ir]

The biggest crime area in Hawaii is inside of the state legislator building.

[@hawaiirealestateorg]

Haha! Best comment of 2025 so far!

[@aryanslab]

Hey Guys, the value you’re bringing is insane, but sharper edits would make it stick even more. Need a hand with that?

[@hotelboz]

I enjoyed your video. These were my stomping grounds for 30 years. I used to take bus 3 to work from Salt Lake to Waikiki every morning at 5:15am. And on my lunch hour walk from Waikiki to Ala Moana Park and back. Such a beautiful area. But in retirement you know it's too expensive to live on Oahu if you want to do other things. From Florida we can roam the east coast instead of driving to the North Shore a couple hundred times.

[@Cletus_the_Elder]

Airport area makes sense. Those one-way arrivals probably had just enough money to pay for the ticket and nothing else, counting on sunny weather and Hawaiian people's kindness.

[@jerryakamuadams6399]

right off of airport is H1 freeway overpass and underneath is Nimitz Hwy. sometimes its cardboard shack village under the overpass over there. I'm willing to bet many of them there are people fresh off the plane who came with no plan or even worst, some states were sending their homeless population to hawaii. buying homeless people one way tickets to here, look it up

[@connorm3457]

I used to work for GMI waste systems (Mapunapuna), we did military contact rubbish collection. Mid 80’s

[@Laulaulove]

We love your channel!

[@Laulaulove]

We stay in Makiki, we’ve had our Honda broken into so many times. One day I woke up when down to the car and no more tires. 😂

[@Whoddathunk]

I grew up in downtown Honolulu in the mid 70’s & the biggest thing was when they open the skateboard park in A’ala park..

[@allaroundz]

Chinatown, Waikiki, Kalihi, Waianae, Waipahu. Top 5 crimespots in no particular order

[@musicmike1960]

It's truely sad for me to hear of this, when I lived on Oahu in the early 70's it was really heaven on earth, a place God himself had blessed...My heart aches to even think about the change that has taken place in such a once beautiful and wonderful place that still means so much to me, even after all these years...Hotel street was another story.

[@dvs001]

I would agree with Downtown/Chinatown and Waikiki...but I would put Kalihi over the Airport area. Maybe the Kalihi peepz report crime less...

[@howell7136]

Kalihi was nice when I lived there next to the railroad tracks in the 1940's.

[@2-old-Forthischet]

Nothing has really changed and I left Honolulu in 1972! In fact, it's probably worse. LA is the same. I came here in 1972 after leaving Hawaii and it is many times worse. Luckily I ended up in a suburb way outside of LA city and almost knocking on the door of Orange County.

[@maakboomah434]

When I think Mapunapuna, I'm thinking Gems & Sky Slide, LOL

[@Tr0nzoid]

When I was there, I used to hear about Hotel Street being rough and having the "working women." The area of Wahiawa closest to the end of the highway across from Wheeler and Schofield had a noticeable seediness to it. A few years ago, someone or some people set fire to the surfboard racks right behind the police substation. A couple of the walking video channels would catch some of what looked like working women on Kalakaua at night. Recently, I noticed all the beach parking lots and trail heads have big signs warning of break-ins, and when I was keeping up with Hawaii news regularly, there were many reports about it. It is a shame that can not be deterred any kind of way. That seems to be a problem everywhere as in my mainland area, there are reports of burglaries from unlocked cars every single day with guns getting stolen.

[@jimshoe402]

DEMs Get It CRIME..

[@Cletus_the_Elder]

The layer of scuzz in the cities is thriving all over the country. Hawai'i hasn't gotten as bad as the mainland, but all it takes is criminals getting away with their crimes and getting confidence to commit more. Voters need to push for flush police budgets and meaningful jail sentences.

[@jerryakamuadams6399]

Hotel street for a long time was known "redlight district" that prostitutes would frequent, but now a days it seems to be more in Waikiki

[@rochellesantiago7977]

Growing up my ohana and I would go to Mapunapuna to shop at Gibsons where Servco Toyota is now and the Skyslide. Then eat at the original location of Wah Kung. I was a Wallz rat too

[@soljah37]

I live Salt Lake. One of the shitty side for the folks living by the airport is the homeless people making house by the fence next to the military housing. I remembered driving by and seeing a chop shop tent with parts scattered all over the area. Not to mention at night, you can hear the street racing on both sides of the freeway, so imagine how loud it is living next to the area.

[@musicmike1960]

I used to live in that military housing back in the 70's, wow nothing like that back then, so sad.

[@hanalei412002]

Brah mapunapuna was where you used to get best crack seed from

[@jonnuanez7183]

3:29 I had a storage unit at that Hawaii Self Storage years ago. It's on Ahua Street. I still remember the incident with the meth head and the fire in his van that was real close to HSS. 10:25 I remember seeing a bunch of 1099 independent contractors lined up across from Moana Surfrider on the side of that ABC store on Ka'iulani Street and thought "they're just there like that, no one says anything?" Just strange.

[@BTLwithTony]

We love living Downtown. #KukuiPlaza Also used to live Waikiki mauka of Kuhio, makai of Ala wai, grew up in the 80s and 90s, the prostitution used to be SO MUCH WORSE!!! Especially on Kaiulani.

[@malunguymark]

i used to go HPU and park at Kukui Plaza, definitely a hidden gem spot 🤙🏽

[@jonnuanez7183]

I used to do security at Kukui Plaza. Graveyard shift, Wednesday thru Sunday. I loved it.

[@whirlwindofmemories]

Oh, there are shops where you can leave your stuff at if you’re gonna be hanging out in Waikiki beach like Waikiki Baggage and Luggage Storage. That’s if your not leaving your stuff at your hotel or if you just want a place to hold your stuff at while you do shit.

[@movingtohawaii]

Never knew that, but it makes sense. Sense.

[@dhn.]

Crime exists in these areas because we tolerate it. If we didnt tolerate it, we would be in jail. Hawaii justice system.

[@malunguymark]

Interesting how the West Side gets a bad wrap but the stats show most crime on east side lol

[@fijiunlimited4503]

Check out Tlacuaches 808 in Eaton Square Waikiki for good Mexican food.

[@bluessoul1286]

Hawaii needs to deregulate, reduce taxes, make it super business friendly. Because at the rate at it is, the rich can still afford it.

[@whirlwindofmemories]

Wait, where do you suggest to go for a Toyota?

[@movingtohawaii]

Can’t go anywhere but servco

[@POedAmerican]

This island has the most feckless law enforcement in the country

[@hikerbill9248]

Just giving you guys a hard time, but this is what I heard... "I wouldn't walk here at night, this is a bad neighborhood...but you get more bang for your buck if you buy a condo here! You're going to spend more money 3 blocks from here (you know, the safe neighborhood where all the rich people live and you feel safe walking at night). Don't buy a condo where all those rich people live...buy a condo here, on the corner where my friend from high school was a pimp!" LOL! Just having fun with you guys! Sorry guys, you're not selling me on those other neighborhoods...if I buy a condo I'll buy it in Park Lane or in Ward Village. I hope you enjoy this as much as I did lol!

[@movingtohawaii]

😂 ❤

[@movingtohawaii]

Hey it isn’t for everyone, but some people want a bargain, good food, and will deal with the hookers downstairs

[@janiskitsuwa-lowe673]

Please, living downtown is the best kept secret.

[@movingtohawaii]

😂 sorry we have to tell the people

[@KinokoCardano]

CARDANO ADA - ALOHA

[@kalaukia434]

A little choppy journalism, who really wants to live in any city these days, noise pollution, drugs, trafficking, sky high property taxes. These are the main issues. IMO.

[@HKFIJIHK]

I thought Hawaii has the lowest property taxes of any other states?

[@moto_kai2688]

It's like that in all of hawaii😂

[@soohigh123]

shout out to the aunties and uncles at canoes

[@hafizsharani5336]

Shout out to St. Louis Heeghts...🙂

[@howell7136]

For only rich people.

[@sniffableandirresistble]

Go to Chicago or Los Angeles it's like a fucking ashram out here ❤

[@durshi01]

just gotta stay away from lewers and kuhio. mainly do to the bar. not the patrons but the peoples that hang out outside the bar. Everything you guys mentioned is on that street. need something, you probably could find it there. Fights, drugs, and prostitution. Then it spills over east and west on both Kalakaua and Kuhio. But yes I think more happens on Kuhio then the front street for sure. Back in the day my spot was the Jazz Celler and The Wave after. Back then not too much challenges all about having some fun without no drama...Thanks for video!!!

[@AlohaSpirit-l6s]

Would you by a condo close by Ala Moana park?

[@cr8zie]

Ward Village is nice, definitely you pay a premium

[@tonydaniel3459]

Yes I live there now

[@movingtohawaii]

For sure. Was there tonight and talking to my wife about renting or buying there later when the kids are older

[@AlohaSpirit-l6s]

@ I love there very convenient and beach is great:))))

[@befreementally-h5m]

6:09 There is a woman digging in the trash can behind you.

[@brandywolters7088]

❤❤❤

[@ylana4444]

I went to high school with Danielle Tucker. Go Tigers!

[@movingtohawaii]

How was she in HS. I’d love to interview her

[@ylana4444]

@ The funny thing is ..we were in the same graduating class but I didn’t know her personally. I didn’t even know she existed in high school. Like she wasn’t one of the “popular” kids. And neither was I. LOL!

[@stephenparesa8177]

Airport is the industrial. Its bad in there.

[@panoptos4163]

Only reason there is so much houselessness in that area is because they criminalized homelessness everywhere else in town.

[@Lkdnh]

homelessness should be a crime. We have shelter space and if you refuse to live in a shelter it should be criminal. Maybe making it criminal is the only way to get some off the streets.

[@R3c0nf1gur3d]

Do you think Hawaii would benefit from voting Red, since it’s been sometime since it’s tried a Republican run Government for a change.

[@benjaminjewell6440]

Considering it has some the lowest gun violence in the country, hard pass.

[@Jkh808]

Not even red states benefit from voting red 😂😂😂 “Hmmm I’m tired of drinking the same bland smoothie every morning, maybe this toxic waste will spice things up a bit” 💀 people need to wake up from the duopoly, going back and forth between 2 parties isn’t gonna make anyone’s life any better except the politicians

[@175elias]

Red doesn't mean good or smart.red state have more issues travel the USA

[@fgabrieltomas]

I want some of that good mapunapuna

[@kukuipupule4415]

Danniell Tucker cocaine kingpin 1980s. Battery Bill Battery Gangster

[@okolepuka3134]

Michael Qsang