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Maui police are releasing a report on their response to the wildfire that destroyed Lahaina

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The 98-page so-called after-action report was released Monday. It puts forward 32 recommendations for the island's police force. Chief John Pelletier said the report is "crucial to assessing and reflecting upon our actions" The final report will be published in six months to a year.

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Maui police are releasing a report on their response to the wildfire that destroyed Lahaina

WAILUKU, Hawaii (AP) — The Maui Police Department says it is releasing a preliminary report about its response to the wildfire that destroyed the historic town of Lahaina nearly six months ago. Police Chief John Pelletier and other officials scheduled a news conference at 2 p.m. Monday to discuss the department’s findings. The Aug. 8 wildfire was the deadliest in U.S. history. It killed at least 100 people. The flames were driven by high winds f…

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Police release a report on their response to fire that destroyed Hawaiian town

Six months after a wind-whipped wildfire destroyed the historic town of Lahaina, the Maui Police Department released a preliminary report about its response to the tragedy.

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Maui police are releasing a report on their response to the wildfire that destroyed Lahaina

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Better equipment and communications are among Maui police recommendations after Lahaina wildfire

Better equipment and communications are among Maui police recommendations after Lahaina wildfire

Maui police release 1st report after investigation into response to deadly blazes

Maui police release 1st report after investigation into response to deadly blazes

Maui police are releasing a report on their response to the wildfire that destroyed Lahaina

Maui police are releasing a report on their response to the wildfire that destroyed Lahaina

Maui police are releasing a report on their response to the wildfire that destroyed Lahaina

Maui police are releasing a report on their response to the wildfire that destroyed Lahaina

Maui police are releasing a report on their response to the wildfire that destroyed Lahaina

Maui police are releasing a report on their response to the wildfire that destroyed Lahaina

Police release a report on their response to fire that destroyed Hawaiian town

Police release a report on their response to fire that destroyed Hawaiian town

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