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Michael Hirokawa, right, was acquitted of all charges of second-degree attempted murder, kidnapping and three counts of first-degree sexual assault on Tuesday. Hirokawa stood in court next to his defense attorney Alen Kaneshiro after the jury delivered its verdict.
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Michael Hirokawa stood in court next to his defense attorney Alen Kaneshiro after the jury delivered its verdict.
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Michael Hirokawa, right, embraced his defense attorney Alen Kaneshiro after the jury delivered its verdict.
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Michael Hirokawa, right, embraced his defense attorney Alen Kaneshiro after the jury delivered its verdict.
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Michael Hirokawa, right, with his defense attorney Alen Kaneshiro after the jury delivered its verdict.
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Michael Hirokawa and his mother, Un Suk Hirokawa, reacted after the jury delivered its verdict.
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Michael Hirokawa comforted his mother, Un Suk Hirokawa, after the jury delivered its verdict.
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Pictured is defense attorney Alen Kaneshiro.
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Michael Hirokawa left circuit court with family and friends after the jury delivered its verdict.
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Michael Hirokawa with family members and friends at circuit court after the jury delivered its verdict.
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Michael Hirokawa stood in court, next to his defense attorney Alen Kaneshiro as the jury delivered its verdict.
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Michael Hirokawa goes to embrace his mother, Un Suk Hirokawa, after the jury delivered its verdict.
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