Lindani Myeni

The Honolulu City Council has postponed their decision allowing the city to pay a $1.5 million settlement in a wrongful death lawsuit filed after Honolulu police fatally shot 29-year-old Lindani Myeni in 2021.

An autopsy report shows that a former rugby player from South Africa who was shot and killed by Honolulu police suffered from a severe form of a brain disease. Experts say the finding could explain his strange behavior that prompted the deadly 2021 confrontation with officers.

Honolulu City Prosecutor Steve Alm says the use of deadly force by Honolulu police officers in the shooting death of Lindani Myeni was justified and, as a result, no charges will be filed.

The Honolulu Police Department shot and killed Lindani Myeni after responding to a 911 call in Nuuanu. Previously unreleased video from the residence's doorbell camera show the exchange between Miyeni and the vacation renters.

Honolulu police shot and killed Lindani Myeni, a Black man, three months after he moved to Hawaii with his wife, believing it would be a safer place to raise their two Black children. For some Black people in Hawaii, his death is a reminder that Hawaii isn't the racially harmonious paradise it's held up to be.

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