Hawaii Five-0 season 7 episode 14 Recap and FAQ

Episode Summary

In Hawaii Five-O 7x14 "Ka Laina Ma Ke One," the team confronts jurisdictional challenges when a suspect, Kanuha Noe, flees into the Nation of Hawai'i's sovereign territory. Commander McGarrett and Detective Williams navigate the delicate situation, respecting the Nation's autonomy while investigating a murder. Bumpy, a leader within the Nation, asserts Kanuha's innocence. Tensions rise with federal intervention threatening force. However, the real culprit, Devon Berris, is eventually exposed, proving Kanuha's innocence. The episode concludes with a reinforced understanding of sovereignty and cultural respect.

Full Episode S07E14 Recap

### Suspect Pursuit and HPD Intervention - HPD officers are in pursuit of a male suspect, early 30s, fleeing on foot eastward. - Commands are shouted for the suspect to drop weapons and move away from a fence. - HPD's pursuit is halted when informed the suspect has crossed into non-U.S. territory. ### Hawaii Five-O Theme and Introduction - The iconic "Hawaii Five-O" theme song plays, introducing episode 7x14 "Ka Laina Ma Ke One." ### Morning Encounter and Driving License Issue - Commander McGarrett greets a woman in the morning. - A discussion ensues about McGarrett not renewing his driving license for seven years since his return from active duty. - Detective Danny Williams humorously interjects, questioning McGarrett's driving habits during the test. ### The Driving Test and Banter - During the driving test, Danny continues to tease McGarrett about his driving. - There's playful banter about McGarrett’s past driving, suggesting recklessness. - The driving test is interrupted by a call from Duke regarding a murder investigation. ### Murder Investigation and Sovereign Territory - HPD identifies ex-con Kanuha Noe as a murder suspect. - Kanuha fled to the Nation of Hawai'i’s sovereign territory, complicating his apprehension. - Discussion about the implications of entering sovereign land and respecting its autonomy. ### Meeting with Bumpy and Discussing Kanuha’s Innocence - The team meets with Bumpy, a leader in the Nation of Hawai'i. - Bumpy asserts Kanuha's innocence based on his word and expresses distrust towards HPD due to past injustices. - Bumpy agrees to hand over Kanuha if his guilt is proven. ### Investigating the Murder - The team delves into the murder, analyzing the victim's history and connections with Kanuha. - They explore the possibility of Kanuha holding a grudge against the victim, Lance Akemoto. - The investigation uncovers that Kanuha and Akemoto were former partners in crime. ### Interrogating Kanuha - Kanuha denies involvement in Akemoto's murder. - He admits to meeting Akemoto for financial help but maintains innocence regarding the murder. - Despite no physical evidence linking Kanuha to the crime, suspicions remain. ### Federal Intervention and Tensions Escalate - The situation escalates when Deputy Marshal Wes Lincoln takes over, intending to use force if necessary. - The Five-O team argues for a peaceful resolution, emphasizing the significance of the land to the Nation of Hawai'i. - The deadline for a peaceful resolution is set until sundown. ### Uncovering the Truth and Confrontation - Further investigation suggests Kanuha might have been set up. - Devon Berris, Kanuha's parole officer's brother, becomes a suspect. - Berris is confronted and confesses to framing Kanuha and murdering Akemoto. - The situation is resolved, and Kanuha is exonerated. ### Resolution and Respect for Sovereign Land - The episode concludes with a sense of mutual respect and understanding between the Hawaii Five-O team and the Nation of Hawai'i. - The importance of sovereignty and cultural heritage is highlighted. - The team reflects on the complexities of justice and the importance of seeking truth.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the title of Hawaii Five-O episode 7x14?

"Ka Laina Ma Ke One."

Why was HPD in pursuit of a suspect at the beginning of the episode?

The suspect, a male in his early 30s, was fleeing on foot and was believed to be involved in a crime.

Why couldn't HPD apprehend the suspect?

The suspect crossed into the Nation of Hawai'i's sovereign territory, making it a jurisdictional issue.

Has Commander McGarrett renewed his driving license since returning from active duty?

No, he has not renewed it for seven years.

Who is Detective Danny Williams in relation to Commander McGarrett?

Detective Danny Williams is McGarrett's partner.

What complicates the apprehension of the murder suspect, Kanuha Noe?

Kanuha Noe fled to the sovereign territory of the Nation of Hawai'i.

Who is Bumpy in the context of the episode?

Bumpy is a leader within the Nation of Hawai'i.

What is Bumpy's stance on Kanuha Noe's innocence?

Bumpy believes in Kanuha's innocence based on his word and past injustices towards Native Hawaiians.

What connection did Kanuha Noe have with the murder victim?

Kanuha and the victim, Lance Akemoto, were former partners in crime.

What leads to the Federal intervention in the episode?

The Deputy Marshal Wes Lincoln takes charge due to the armed group harboring a fugitive.

What is the stance of the Hawaii Five-O team regarding the standoff?

They advocate for a peaceful resolution and respect for the sovereign land.

Who is Devon Berris in the investigation?

Devon Berris is a suspect who framed Kanuha and is revealed to be the actual murderer.

How is the murder case resolved?

Devon Berris confesses to the murder, exonerating Kanuha Noe.

What is the significance of the resolution in relation to the Nation of Hawai'i?

It emphasizes respect for the Nation's sovereignty and cultural heritage.

What overarching theme is highlighted in this episode?

The complexities of justice, the importance of truth, and respect for cultural and territorial sovereignty.

Hawaii Five-0 season 7 episode 14

Ka laina ma ke one