Residents say they're fed up with the violent crime and drugs in their community. They say the problems seem to be on the rise and that needs to stop.

"It's like a disease, you want to try do your best you can for the community to clean the situation up. So community awareness is the biggest thing but people are afraid to speak up," said Hans Tandal.

"It may take years but it takes people to change things and if we can maybe influence some hope or some peace in people's hearts that we're a community and we are going to be living with each other for a long time," said Clint Chinen

The walk started from the district park on Kilani Avenue. The event also featured free food and entertainment.

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