Police looking for suspects who allegedly assaulted boy and his father
Police are looking for some male suspects in connection with the assault of a 17-year-old boy and his father in the Kunia area.
According to police, the teen was assaulted by the suspects Saturday at 4:15 p.m. while he was seated in a vehicle. Afterward, the victim went home and told his parents about the incident.
The father then ran after the suspects and he ended up being assaulted, police said. Another suspect fired several rounds in the air before the suspects fled in a vehicle.
The case has been classified as a first-degree reckless endangering and third-degree assault.
Police did not release a description of the suspects or the vehicle.
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Crime in Hawaii seems to be increasing. If not, when then at least the violent crimes seems to be
scary westside
ah shut up!
well..it is
West side needs to clean itself up, when they want to get ahead.
stabbing in makiki by hawaii kai resident, stabbing at keeaumoku, robbery in makiki- it is NOT limited to West Side.
Attitude toward crime and punishment has deteriorated over the last 50/60 years, especially in recent amnesty programs, such victimless and/or non-violent crimes. Presidential pardons of friend or former donors, etc. Population is fed up with how justice is rationalized by the liberals.
And no conservative President has ever pardoned anyone? Puhleeze.
He said over the last 50-60 years, so yeah, pub presidents are counted too.
You seem to be a little touchy on the subject. Is it because the current hypocrite in that office is telling us guns are dangerous, but then he pardons people who have used guns while committing crimes?
“Another suspect fired several rounds in the air…” SA just seems to glance over this detail as if it’s a routine occurrence.
No description of suspects or vehicle? So the juvenile and father couldn’t remember or they didn’t see them? Did HPD refuse to tell the SA reporter? Maybe if that information would have been published someone in the community could provide HDP a lead.
HPD give us the infom and we will find the jerks for you. Come on boys and girls, the posse wants to help.
Hawaii has always had crime. The Internet posts it, in real time. The newspapers, in days gone by, was at least 1 day old. Crimes in the morning, got reported in the evening news.
I sure do miss the days when the average top news on certain islands were, “Keoniʻs cows were missing from his pasture” and “Dawgs pitbull just had a litter of 10 pups”, “Major neighborhood party on akule street for auntyʻs 90th was good fun”…..etc,etc
Yup things sure have changed and not for the better.
Lock em up… throw away the key.
Part of the problem is the father who instead of calling the police, went looking for the suspect on his own. The outcome would probably have been an arrest instead of another assault if the father, or son, called the police instead.