Police explore workplace link in Waipahu double shooting

ROB SHIKINA / RSHIKINA@STARADVERTISER.COM

Police tape blocked the alley behind the Bank of Hawaii branch at 94-712 Farrington Highway where two people were shot tonight.

ROB SHIKINA / RSHIKINA@STARADVERTISER.COM

Police inspected the black Dodge Charger driven by the victims of a shooting in Waipahu tonight. At least three bullet holes could be seen in the driver's and passenger side windows. The car was next to the Max's restaurant on Farrington Highway.

ROB SHIKINA / RSHIKINA@STARADVERTISER.COM

Police inspect the black Dodge Charger driven by the victims of a shooting in Waipahu.

Police are looking into a possible work-related connection in Friday night’s shooting at a Bank of Hawaii in Waipahu that left two people seriously injured.

The gunman remained at large Saturday afternoon.

Police said a 39-year-old man and a 40-year-old woman were shot in a botched robbery attempt about 7:55 p.m. at the Bank of Hawaii at 94-712 Farrington Highway.

The two victims then drove a Dodge Charger about three-fourths of a mile to Max’s of Manila restaurant on Farrington Highway to get help.

An Emergency Medical Services supervisor said the victims were taken to the hospital in serious condition.

Police said one of the victims is a manager at Color-Tyme Rent to Own in Waipahu and was at the bank to make a deposit, but was still in the car when the gunman approached and opened fire. A police source said investigators are looking into a connection to a former ColorTyme employee.

A manager at ColorTyme would not comment.

The man was hit several times, according to EMS radio reports. Police said the woman was hit at least twice. The Dodge Charger, which police had dusted for fingerprints and then towed to the main station, had at least six bullet holes through the windshield and four side windows.

A Bank of Hawaii official said the bank turned over its security videos to police.