March 23, 2018 •
Hawaii State Rep. Joe Souki to Resign Amid Harassment Allegations
Former Hawaii House Speaker Joseph Souki is being forced to resign after admitting to inappropriately touching and kissing multiple women over his legislative tenure. His resignation is part of a State Ethics Commission settlement agreement stemming from allegations filed by […]
Former Hawaii House Speaker Joseph Souki is being forced to resign after admitting to inappropriately touching and kissing multiple women over his legislative tenure.
His resignation is part of a State Ethics Commission settlement agreement stemming from allegations filed by multiple women.
The Commission agreed to resolve the matter if Souki resigns by March 30, issues a public apology, pays an administrative fine, and does not seek public office for two years.
Souki, 86, has served in the Hawaii State Legislature since 1982.
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