Manhunt for suspected shooter of Big island officer continues; 2nd suspect arrested
Two federal agencies on Saturday each offered $10,000 for information leading to the arrest of Lucrisia, a convicted felon who is accused of shooting a police officer in the head and forearm Friday during an attempted arrest in Hilo related to incidents on Monday and Wednesday in Mountain View.
‘We’re going to find you’: Hunt for Puna man who reportedly shot police officer in head continues into second day
The Big Island was gripped in suspense Friday and feeling a head-spinning array of emotions — fear, anger, worry, sadness, confusion, horror, surprise, resolve, even excitement at times — as chaos continued in the aftermath of a 9-year veteran of the Hawaiʻi Police Department East Hawai‘i Vice Unit was reportedly shot twice outside a Hilo bank.
Hawaii Island police are offering a cash reward for any information that could help lead to the arrest and capture of a man ...
The Federal Bureau of Investigation, or FBI, is offering a reward of $10,000 for information leading to Lucrisia’s capture and arrest to match the U.S. Marshals Service reward of $10,000 previously ...
Two law enforcement agencies are offering rewards of up to $11,000 for information that leads to the capture and arrest of ...
According to Hawaii Police Chief Benjamin Moszkowicz, the wounded officer, who is assigned to the East Hawaii Vice Section, ...
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