Man found guilty of manslaughter in cousin’s stabbing death
Honolulu Police Department
Prosecutors charged Peter David
Prosecutors charged Peter David
A Waipahu man who said he killed his cousin in self-defense after a night of New Year’s celebration drinking has been found guilty of manslaughter.
Peter David, 29, was facing second-degree murder charges, but a Circuit Court jury found him guilty this afternoon of the lesser offense in the Jan. 2 stabbing death of 27-year-old Santhony Albert.
David faces a maximum 20-year prison term when he is sentenced in January.
