HRS §231-11
Police must help tax officers when asked
This section says tax officers can ask police for help when someone blocks them from doing their job. If a police officer refuses to help, that officer commits a crime. It only covers this specific situation.
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The statute, as written — Police to aid assessing or collecting officers
The director of taxation or any assessing or collecting officer of the department of taxation, when resisted or impeded in the exercise of the director's or assessing or collecting officer's office, may require any police officer to aid the director or assessing or collecting officer in the discharge of the director's or assessing or collecting officer's duties, and if any police officer refuses to render aid, the police officer shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor.
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