Police release video of Makiki parking lot theft suspect
HONOLULU POLICE DEPARTMENT
Honolulu Police released this image taken from a security camera of a suspect in a vehicle theft from a condominium parking lot on Sept. 30.
A glance upward at a security camera is giving police a look at the face of a suspect in a vehicle burglary.
Police released video and an image of the suspect in a theft from a parking lot of a Makiki condominium last month in hopes of identifying him.
Police said the suspect entered the parking area of the building at 1069 Spencer Street, entered a vehicle, took several items and fled on Sept. 30 at 11:20 p.m.
The video shows the suspect, dressed in a red T-shirt and camouflage shorts, glancing up before walking between two vehicles and pulling at the door handle of a white van.
Anyone with information on the suspect can call police at 529-3111 or CrimeStoppers at 955-8300.
16 responses to “Police release video of Makiki parking lot theft suspect”
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Cut his arms off. No mercy.
Get a grip will you!!! He stole some items from a vehicle, he didn’t physically hurt anyone. This squirt is as good as caught. Not a very intelligent criminal.
No! send him and his family back to Micronesia.
it is common in Micronesia from what I read that what’s yours is mine too. Whatever’s on a table are free to be used by the community, there’s no selfishness people over there. A good trait there but not in our society here.
The look on his face shows that he knows right from wrong.
Right thumbprint directly on top of the smooth door handle. Couldn’t ask for better.
If seen/cought breaking into someones car, Is a baseball bat upside the head considered appropriate ? Does this punk kid know how hard people have to work to pay for their car, insurance, license, fuel etc ? I’m really not interested in hearing any sob stories from parents claiming how good their little angel kid is either. Way to much PC in Hawaii.
Yes, a baseball bat is appropriate – and warranted – in this situation. In fact, if the bat is wrapped in barbed wire, it is even more appropriate and effective – think “Negan” from the Walking Dead. Answer to second question: No. Nor does the punk care to know.
Also, why does everyone assume it’s a guy. Dude looks like a lady.
His family probably gets assistance & they have no idea of cost or value. Everything is handed to them so their lifestyle is a freebie. The word “work” is only a 4-letter word & meaningless to most of them. You can easily spot the ones on EBT in the stores. They have multiple shopping carts & kids & take up the whole aisle as they pitch items in the carts not bothering to check the prices. They might act like they can’t speak or understand the English language but they sure can count U.S. currency.
The prosecutor does not do car thefts. Whats the worse that can happen to the punk? Get sent back to Micronesia?
Skinny as rails; typical. Turn ’em sideways and they disappear.
Why do folks commenting think he’s from Micronesia? He looks like he could be from Polynesia too. Local bred or immigrant, who knows?
My security camera posted directly outside my apartment caught this guy walking around to several vehicles checking to see if by chance any owners failed to lock their vehicles up; when he approached my truck he noticed my alarm lite blinking so he just placed his hand over his eyes to peer into my truck window.
I showed the video to my city’s special detail theft unit and their remark was that unless this guy broke into any of the vehicles, there was nothing they could do.
A few months earlier, my neighbor got his truck broken into and had his fire arm stolen which he leaves in his truck.
Ever since then, our apartment complex has the parking lot lighted up to the max; it’s like it’s daylight during the evening.
Likewise, all the apartments have auto lights up front to allow full security for residents. That’s a whole lot of electricity going on outside in the evening.