Search continues for group of suspects in violent Chinatown robbery
Honolulu police are continuing their investigation into an alleged robbery where five males attacked a 38-year-old homeless man in Chinatown.
The robbery occurred on North King Street on Jan. 21.
Police said that one of the suspects pepper-sprayed the victim while another suspect struck him in the arm with a stick and a third suspect threatened him with a knife.
The suspects allegedly took the victim’s bag and fled the scene.
The victim reported the robbery to police Thursday while being treated at a medical facility for an arm fracture that he sustained in the attack, police said.
There are no arrests at this time.
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