Altitude sickness is known to develop in some people just above 4,900 feet and police officers should be screened to see how low it is occurring in them. A sea level adapted police officer with altitude sickness should be removed from duty and returned to sea level for recovery, regardless of how low it is occurring. Police officers that are repeatedly experiencing altitude sickness should be reassigned to sea level duty.

The Hawaiians are smart to fill up the sacred mountain of Mauna Kea with law enforcement officers that are developing Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS) that may eventually lead to High Altitude Diseases (HAD) many years later.

The professional astronomy community should affectionately think of me as their law enforcement officer.

I am looking forward to seeing a large number of sea level adapted law enforcement officers atop the 13,796 feet high summit of Mauna Kea, as they will discover how biologically toxic it really is!

Touching law enforcement generally leads to assault charges.

When in the presence of a USA law enforcement, remember that sudden moves, running away, driving away, moving towards them, not following instructions, having a gun, and pulling up your pants may get you legally killed.

I hope that the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) have communicated to Hawaii law enforcement the wide range of health and safety issues that will arise by stationing sea level adapted law enforcement officers at the 13,796 feet high biologically toxic summit of Mauna Kea.

I do not own a gun in the USA because I recognize that it may get you legally killed by law enforcement.

The police have a tough job and they make it even tougher with the fabricated lies they engage in with the general public.