Honolulu, Hawaii – Two years after the brutal murder of Linda Johnson on the steps of the Kapolei Police Station, unanswered questions continue to haunt the case. Officer Sandy Cesar, who was fired in February for allegedly ignoring a plea for help from the victim minutes before her death, is now appealing her termination. The victim’s family is advocating for changes to prevent similar tragedies from occurring in the future.
The suspect’s father, Tony Armstrong, believes that more people should be held accountable for the senseless death of Linda Johnson. He questions the lack of support for Officer Cesar at the police station and raises concerns about who was supposed to come to her aid during the critical moments before the murder took place.
Michael Armstrong, the man accused of killing Johnson, had a history of mental illness and had been in and out of treatment for years leading up to the tragic incident. Prior to the killing, Armstrong had been arrested for attacking a worker at his care home and punching a police officer. Despite this, he was released from custody and went on to allegedly murder Johnson shortly after his release.
Tony Armstrong has been tirelessly seeking answers and accountability from government agencies regarding his son’s actions and Officer Cesar’s alleged negligence. He continues to push for changes to a system that he believes failed his family and hopes to prevent other families from enduring similar tragedies in the future.
As questions surrounding the case remain unanswered, both the Honolulu Prosecutor’s Office and the State Hospital have refrained from commenting on any potential policy changes resulting from the tragic incident. Despite the lack of response from authorities, Tony Armstrong remains steadfast in his quest for justice and accountability in the wake of his family’s unimaginable loss.