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COURTESY HAWAII COUNTY POLICE DEPARTMENT
Pictured are the suspects needed in reference to two separate thefts in Hilo.
Hawaii island police are in search of help in figuring out suspects in two separate Saturday retail robberies, certainly one of which resulted in an alleged assault of a retailer worker.
Each robberies occurred round 2:20 p.m. at retail clothes shops within the 100 block of Puainako Road in Hilo. Police stated they haven’t decided if the incidents are associated.
In a single theft, police stated three suspects entered a retail clothes retailer and eliminated an undisclosed quantity of clothes totaling greater than $500. One of many suspects allegedly injured a retailer worker through the theft and the three suspects fled the shop.
Police stated one of many suspects gave the impression to be Caucasian with a thin construct and lightweight, freckled complexion, 5 ft 8 inches tall, and reddish hair. They stated one other suspect gave the impression to be “native” with a skinny construct and tan complexion, 5 ft 11 inches tall, and brown hair. He was carrying an Adidas model gymnasium/duffel bag and sporting a pair of pink and black slippers.
A 3rd suspect, who police stated additionally gave the impression to be “native” was described as having a skinny construct and darkish complexion, 5 ft 11 inches tall, and darkish hair. He has a hoop earring on his left ear, and was sporting sun shades and a gold-colored wristwatch on his left wrist.
Through the second theft, two suspects entered a retail clothes retailer and eliminated an undisclosed quantity of clothes totaling greater than $90. That incident occurred at roughly the identical time as the primary, however was at a distinct retail retailer.
On this case, the suspect allegedly assaulted a retailer worker after the theft. Each suspects fled the shop in a silver-colored hatchback sedan, heading west on Puainako Road.
Police are asking anybody with details about these crimes to name the police division’s non-emergency quantity (808) 935-3311. Tipsters preferring to stay nameless could name the island-wide Crime Stoppers quantity at (808) 961-8300 and could also be eligible for a reward of as much as $1,000.