The Honolulu home of 92-year-old Campbell Estate heiress Abigail Kawana- nakoa was burglarized over the weekend.

Kawananakoa’s wife, Veronica Gail Worth, told The Associated Press they were home when a man entered their house Sunday morning.

Worth says he took a Louis Vuitton dog carrier. She says he took other items, including a coronation medal the king of Tonga gave Kawananakoa.

Worth says police were able to identify a suspect from surveillance footage. Police have opened a first-degree burglary case.

Kawananakoa, who celebrated her birthday this month, is embroiled in a legal battle for control over her $215 million estate. Her former longtime lawyer persuaded a judge to appoint him as trustee, arguing a stroke over the summer left her impaired. Kawananakoa claims she’s fine.

2 people try to steal ATM

At least two people attempted to steal an ATM early Monday morning on the campus of Leeward Community College, the University of Hawaii said in a campuswide email alert.

The break-in occurred at about 1 a.m. Monday at the Uluwehi cafeteria on the Pearl City campus.

The thieves shattered a glass door and tried to steal the automated teller machine.

No descriptions of the thieves were provided.

Police were notified and are investigating, UH said.

The university urges anyone who sees anything suspicious at LCC to call campus security at 455-0611, and in an emergency to call 911.