Honolulu Police Shut Down Seven Illegal Gambling Operations on Hausten Street Since July
The Honolulu Police Department has shut down seven illegal gambling operations on Hausten Street since July.

Honolulu, HI, September 24, 2026 —
The Honolulu Police Department has conducted multiple operations to shut down illegal gambling establishments along Hausten Street, with seven such closures reported since the month of July.
The ongoing enforcement efforts target unlicensed and illicit gambling activities operating within the community. While the specific dates of each closure and the total duration of the enforcement period are not detailed, the consistent reporting of seven shutdowns indicates a sustained focus by the department on addressing these operations.
Details regarding the specific nature of the gambling operations, such as the types of games offered, the scale of the enterprises, or the number of individuals arrested or cited during these shutdowns, were not immediately available. Similarly, information concerning the total number of establishments identified as illegal gambling sites on Hausten Street, beyond those already shut down, has not been provided.
The Honolulu Police Department has not released further information regarding the timelines for these operations, including when the series of shutdowns began in July or if there is an estimated end date for this targeted enforcement. The public is encouraged to report suspicious activity to the authorities.
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