The place was vulnerable during construction, and most of the things stolen were smaller.
It was a real arts community. Everyone left their studios open so you could come in and see what they were working on or just borrow something.
We don't have any suspects. We're letting the Honolulu Police Department do their job.
Between the hours of 6 p.m. and 6 a.m., the facility is completely locked down. We now have the ability to secure the facility.
We couldn't believe it. We thought it was a prank at first.
It was something this city needed. Most people here like their landscapes. That's cool because most people move here because of the landscape, then they want to take that inside their homes. I wanted to create a place for artists who do something else.
It doesn't have any value for anybody except for the piece of equipment that it operates for.
