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Video from anonymous source posted to Big Island Thieves Facebook group

VIDEO: Altercation In Hilo Courthouse Parking Lot Recorded
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by Big Island Video News
on Nov 16, 2017 at 10:05 pm

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STORY SUMMARY

HILO, Hawaii - The suspects have been arrested and charged with second-degree robbery and unauthorized entry into a motor vehicle.

Photos courtesy Hawaii Police Department

(BIVN) – Compelling video of an altercation in the Hilo courthouse parking lot made its way across social media Wednesday. The video was recorded by an anonymous source and shared on the Big Island Thieves Facebook group.

Hawaii County Police made two arrests and issued a media release that provided some details about the incident, which happened on Monday, November 13.

The whole thing started as a road rage incident on Kilauea Avenue, police say. The victim is a 53-year-old man from Kea’au, who told police that a Nissan sedan followed him into the parking lot, where the female driver of the sedan approached him. There was an argument, and a male passenger got involved and allegedly assaulted the victim.

During the assault, police say the female suspect went into the cab of the victim’s truck and stole his backpack. That act was apparently caught on camera. Police say both suspects shoved the victim when he tried to retrieve his backpack, then both suspects fled the area in their vehicle. Police say the victim sustained minor injuries and declined medical treatment.

On Tuesday, November 14, the two suspects turned themselves in to police. 25-year-old Chantel Takabayashi, and 31-year-old Rendell Naiga, both of Pāhoa, were arrested in Hilo.

Detectives from the Area I Criminal Investigation Section continued the investigation and charged both suspects with second-degree robbery and unauthorized entry into a motor vehicle. Their bail was set at $7,000 dollars each. The suspects were released from police custody after posting bail and are expected in District Court at a later date.


Filed Under: Video Report Tagged With: Big Island Thieves, Hale Kaulike

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