A major drone surveillance program could be coming to Waikīkī as soon as March as part of a statewide push to use modern technologies to fill gaps in policing. Sheriffs plan to fly drones over the tourist district to watch for crimes being committed in public spaces during peak busy hours, festivals and large events. The machines also will be able to respond to crime scenes and emergencies in about 30 seconds, transmitting back crucial information, according to Mike Lambert, director of the