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Woman struck and killed by Hummer in Waikele identified
By Star-Advertiser staff
POSTED: 10:31 a.m. HST, Oct 29, 2012
LAST UPDATED: 10:31 a.m. HST, Oct 29, 2012
The Medical Examiner’s office has identified the 61-year-old visitor who died last week after she was struck while crossing street in Waikele as Sutsuki Armga from Washington.
Police said Armga was in a marked crosswalk at Lumiana Street near the Waikele Shopping Center when she was hit by a Hummer driven by a 40-year-old Waipahu woman.
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allie wrote:
Lord be with her spirit. I am so sorry anyone is till driving those dangerous Hummers around. They were and are a horrible car.
on October 29,2012 | 11:21AM
Jonas wrote:
I think it's the driver, not the car.
on October 29,2012 | 12:56PM
syhud wrote:
No Jonas. It's the attitude of the owners of Hummers. Look at me. I'm bad. I'm bad. I'm bad!
on October 29,2012 | 05:17PM
SteveToo wrote:
So like what make a Hummer more dangerous than a Ford 250 or any other large vehicle?
on October 29,2012 | 11:37AM
Bdpapa wrote:
my sentiments exactly!
on October 29,2012 | 02:07PM
Manoadreamin wrote:
With all due respect allie, that is the stupidest comment of the day.
on October 29,2012 | 12:14PM
Anonymous wrote:
So how about IDing the driver who by now should have been charged with negligent homocide?
on October 29,2012 | 01:16PM
djxcmb808 wrote:
Was turning the corner towards east on Lumiana and the sun was glaring and hardly could see when it happened. Those who commutes there knows that the sun glares every morning around that time. So I dont know if the sun was a factor on the accident... Thoughts and prayers to the Armga Ohana....
on October 29,2012 | 05:32PM
Smiley7 wrote:
There are no traffic enforcement in Waikele. Stop signs are considered Yield only you feel like it and Red Lights means to temporary slow down then turn right as fast as you can. I've had so many close calls and the drivers know there are no consequences for bad driving. Drive defensively and don't think a Green Light makes you right since running the red light is sport for loads of drivers as you see them laughing as they speed away. Auwe!
on October 29,2012 | 07:31PM
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