Former Honolulu police chief Louis Kealoha is out of federal custody, but the money he and his ex-wife owe from their corruption case is still unpaid, which is bad news for taxpayers and family members waiting to be repaid.

• Louis Kealoha finished house arrest and is now on supervised release, a form of federal probation.
• His ex-wife, former deputy prosecutor Catherine Kealoha, is about to move from prison to a halfway house.
• Together they owe hundreds of thousands of dollars in court-ordered restitution to Catherine's relatives, plus Catherine owes a separate $500,000 judgment to family members whose trust accounts were drained.
• Louis Kealoha also must repay the city $250,000, the amount he was paid to retire after getting an FBI target letter, since his felony conviction triggered a repayment clause.
• The city has a lien in place to try to collect that $250,000, but the attorney handling the restitution says only part of the money owed may ever actually be recovered.

Outlook: The city and the relatives' attorney are moving to enforce their liens, but how much money actually gets collected from the Kealohas remains uncertain.