Stolen Items

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Community-reported thefts across the islands

Community Safety

See something? Say something.

When something gets stolen, the community sees more than any one person can. Post what was taken, and other residents can drop tips with photos and a map pin if they spot it. Tips go straight to you the moment they’re submitted — privately, not into a public comment thread. When a tip looks credible and you’ve filed an HPD report, you can forward it to Honolulu CrimeStoppers in a few clicks (they coordinate with HPD on your case).

Beta feature. Things may change while we’re tuning it — found a bug or have feedback? Email contact@pacificwatch.app.

Do not confront thieves · call 911 for active crimes in progress

Reports

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How it works

Post a report, gather tips, recover your stuff

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Report what was taken

Describe the item, add photos, drop a pin where it went missing, and include the police report number if you have one.

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Community sends tips

Neighbors can submit sightings with a photo and map pin. Photo location data (if present) helps confirm where it was seen.

3

See tips come in

Watch tips, photos, and map pins appear in a private view only you can see. The map plots each sighting in order so you can trace where your item has moved. If your report has a police report number, HPD and CrimeStoppers investigators see the exact same page.

How we keep it honest

Monitored. We review every submission. Reports that look fake, misleading, or inappropriate get the account and the device banned, so the same person cannot simply sign up again under a new email.

Ranked by verification. Reports with a police report number on file appear above reports without one. Tips on those reports are also forwarded to HPD and CrimeStoppers after moderation.

See an example

Walk through exactly what a poster sees once tips start coming in – the map, the trail, the tip cards, and the investigator handoff.

Reports are submitted by community members and are not verified by law enforcement. Do not attempt to recover stolen property yourself — contact the police if you have credible information. For active crimes in progress, call 911.