The following information is provided by the Honolulu Police Department:

This morning at 12:25 am, an on-duty HPD officer was making checks of a store parking area in Pearl City when the officer heard an audible car alarm system activated on a parked vehicle.

The officer then observed a vehicle with three(3)occupants, leave the parking area where the alarm was heard.

The officer transmitted the description of the vehicle to another officer who was able to the stop the vehicle. It was discovered that the parked vehicle with the alarm had been forcibly entered and property taken.

During the traffic stop, property was observed in one of the occupant’s possession. The complainant was transported to the scene and positively identified the property.

The following information is provided by the Department of Safety:

The state Department of Public Safety (DPS) Sheriff’s deputies yesterday arrested a CrimeStoppers/Hawaii Most Wanted Fugitive near the Honolulu International Airport.

A $100,000 bench warrant was issued in Circuit Court on July 22, 2011 to Michael D. Bermoy for failure to appear for execution of his prison sentence resulting from convictions of Robbery in the Second degree and Terroristic Threat in the Second degree.

“Our responsibility is to ensure the public’s safety,” said Keith Kamita, DPS Deputy Director for Law Enforcement. “Thanks to help from our citizens and partnerships with CrimeStoppers, we were able to catch one of Hawaii’s most wanted fugitives.”

On October 20, 2010, an off duty officer observed a man cutting a cable lock to a bicycle on a bicycle rack on Bishop Street.

Honolulu police have detained at least one person following a report of an ATM break in followed by a chase early Monday morning.

According to police, the incident happened at 3 a.m. near Kamehameha Highway and Lehua Avenue.

Details are limited, but officials say the unknown occupants were traveling 80 miles per hours.

Detectives are continuing their investigation.