HONOLULU (KHON2) -- The Whole Foods store in Kahala was the victim of a health inspector impostor on Nov. 7. Get Hawaii's latest morning news delivered to your inbox, sign up for News 2 You DOH said the dark haired woman identified herself as an inspector and questioned an employee about the storeʻs food products. The woman left the store after staff requested further credentials. Feelings of financial insecurity take us into the holiday season The DOH said food service industry staff should know that: ‘Hurricane Paris’ brings home the crown, title DOH badges contain the inspector’s name, job title, expiration date and photograph of the inspector. Food establishments may refuse entry if the person cannot produce a valid DOH ID badge. Inspectors also carry equipment to conduct their inspections. A manager or person-in-charge can ask to examine the badge or may call the Food Safety Branch at 808-586-8000 to verify the person’s identity. The department said staff should not hesitate to ask for proper identification if itʻs not displayed.