Planned 'No Dictators' Protest Evacuated Due to Possible Threat: HPD

Honolulu bomb threat: What happened at Hawaii State Capitol amid ‘No Dictators’ protest; cops give key update

Honolulu authorities evacuated a No Dictators protest at the State Capitol due to bomb threats. Police confirmed no explosives were found. 

Hawaii State Capitol evacuated as bomb threat fears surge at No Kings protest

Police had to evacuate the Hawaii State Capitol after bomb threats on a day with numerous planned 'No Dictators' protests.

‘No Dictators’ demonstrators allowed to return to State Capitol after bomb threat | Honolulu Star-Advertiser

UPDATE: 1 p.m.

All clear given at State Capitol after bomb threat scare

The threat temporarily forced the planned 'No Dictators' protest away from the area.

Planned 'No Dictators' protest evacuated due to possible threat: HPD

The Honolulu Police Department issued an evacuation of the Hawaiʻi State Capitol due to a possible bomb threat.

Update - HPD Reopens Streets and Hawaiʻi State Capitol After Earlier Evacuation; No Threat to the Public - Honolulu Police Department

The Honolulu Police Department (HPD) and the Department of Law Enforcement (DLE) have reopened all roadways, as well the Hawaiʻi State Capitol, following an earlier evacuation. There is no threat to the public, and the planned protest is moving back to the Capitol. At approximately 9:50 a.m., Honolulu Police assisted state sheriffs with the evacuation of the Hawaiʻi State Capitol after DLE canine units and the HPD Special Services Division respo…