Police search for man after woman set on fire in Kahaluu
Police are looking for a 25-year-old man who was arguing with a 24-year-old woman in a van just before the woman was allegedly set on fire in Kahaluu Monday.
The incident occurred near the intersection of Kahekili and Kamehameha highways around 2 p.m.
Police said the couple were arguing in a parked van when the argument escalated.
Homicide detectives have classified the case as an attempted second-degree murder. No arrests have been made.
The woman suffered second-degree burns to her arms, legs and back.
An accelerant was reportedly used in the crime and a vehicle was damaged by the ensuing blaze.
16 responses to “Police search for man after woman set on fire in Kahaluu”
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Set him on fire!
I love Taco Bell’s Fire sauce.
i’m sure they have a name…that would help.
Journalism skills are lacking. Yesterday, the headline was something like “Woman receives burns from fire”, without any further details. I was thinking yep, fire causes burns, is this some kind of public service announcement?
Lots of privacy laws now a days.
Bobby Young-Townsend. Get plenty tattoos on his neck and right side of face. Not going be hard to miss.
This article places more fear in our communities … people are not taught to respect one another .. the RAT RACE is here and thriving!!! We read about it in school … its now here! We live in it!
Waiting for Allie to say “Scary North Side”.
Yikes!
ha!
May God be with her soul, allie
agree
a name would be helpful!
I’m the horse with no name.
As long as she is alive, she can describe the assailant.
Burns are a very painful injury. I am praying for speedy recovery.