I'm a little struck by the deference Wheat gave the Kealohas to turn themselves in and then Justice immediately turned around and asked that Katherine Kealoha be denied bail.  Destroying evidence, fleeing, warning other suspects, etc., usually dictates the element of surprise be used. Also interesting since I imagine that Louis Kealoha still lawfully possessed a gun at his premises.  Anyone armed usually gets taken in very early in the morning by a fairly aggressive raid of heavily armed officers making a forceable entry.