Crime

Police searching for 4 suspects in Halawa armed robbery

Submitted by Anonymous on Monday, August 22nd, 7:15 am

Honolulu police are investigating an armed robbery in Halawa.

According to officials, it happened just before 1 a.m. at a residence on Hokea Street.

Police say the suspects flashed a gun and badges, and said they were police before robbing the victims.

The suspects first approached the victims in the driveway and ended up taking cash and personal property.

According to police, the suspects drove off in a full-size pickup truck.

The four suspects are described as being heavy set and in their 20s.

Anyone with information about this case is asked to call police.

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Man arrested at Aloha Stadium

Submitted by Anonymous on Sunday, August 21st, 11:20 am

The following information is provided by the Honolulu Police Department:

This past Saturday at 5:30 pm at a football game at the Aloha Stadium security requested the assistance of an HPD officer in escorting a male out of the stadium.

The male was described as very uncoorperative. The officer assisted with escorting the male out of the stadium when the male became agitate and shoved the officer.

The male was arrested for harrassment and ressisting arrest.

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Man arrested in alleged Kailua stabbing

Submitted by Anonymous on Friday, July 29th, 11:22 am

A Pearl City man has been arrested for an alleged stabbing in Kailua on Saturday.

Richard Duenas is booked on suspicion of second-degree attempted murder.

According to police, he stabbed a 29-year-old man in the back after an altercation outside the Creekside Bar.

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Unregistered sex offender arrested by US Marshals Task Force

Submitted by Anonymous on Thursday, July 28th, 1:06 pm

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Driver who left bicyclist paralyzed from chest down gets 6-month jail term

Submitted by Anonymous on Wednesday, July 13th, 4:40 pm

By Minna Sugimoto

A female driver who crashed her car into a bicyclist in Pearl City, leaving the man paralyzed from the chest down, received a six-month jail term at her sentencing Wednesday.

Susan Klein tearfully apologized to her victim, who appeared in court in a wheelchair. In April, she pleaded no contest to first-degree negligent injury.

Robert Kawakami, a 64-year-old auto mechanic, was riding his bicycle from his home in Pearl City to his job in Waipahu on June 29, 2009, when Klein's vehicle plowed into him. He suffered a crushed spinal cord, bleeding in the brain, two collapsed lungs and a torn aorta.

Prosecutors say the driver had traces of methamphetamine in her system, and may have been blinded by the sun at the time of the crash.

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Former Waiawa inmates plead not guilty to escape charges

Submitted by Mark Carpenter on Thursday, July 7th, 2:36 pm

The four men who escaped from the Waiawa Community Correctional Facility last month appeared in Circuit Court Thursday morning via video camera from the Oahu Community Correctional Facility.

Elijah Keakahumoku, Jordan White, David Carvalho, Jr. and Thomas George pled not guilty to charges of second degree escape.

The four men were discovered missing on June 26 when guards did a routine head count. They were recaptured June 27, capping a two-day island-wide manhunt.

Their trial is scheduled for the week of Sept. 6.

If convicted, the men could get up to five years added to their sentence.

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