Hawaii Island couple charged with multiple offenses following alleged crime spree

HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) – Hawaii Island Police have charged an area couple after allegedly committing a collection of crimes in Kona on Thursday, based on police.

Officers say 35-year-old Leilani Alcain, beforehand booked as Leilani Dad or mum and 27-year-old Dylan Alcain’s prices embody armed theft, tried homicide, first-degree housebreaking, and a number of firearms offenses.

Police say the fees stem from an early morning break-in on Thursday at round 2 a.m. at an institution in Kailua-Kona, through which the glass entrance door to the enterprise was damaged, and an undisclosed amount of money was taken.

Officers say that video surveillance footage confirmed a gray-colored BMW sedan with a feminine operator, later recognized as Leilani Alcain, pull into the realm and Dylan Alcain get into the passenger seat.

Police say slightly over two hours later, at 4:20 a.m., a second break-in was reported at one other enterprise in Captain Prepare dinner. As cops have been responding, an officer reported his police car was shot at with rounds putting his entrance windshield as a gray-colored BMW sedan fled the scene touring at a excessive fee of pace in the other way.

Officers say different officers have been capable of find the BMW sedan and tried to cease the car. Whereas in pursuit of the couple, two further officers have been fired upon, putting one of many officer’s car earlier than the pursuit ended for public security causes.

No officers sustained any accidents, based on officers.

Officers say lower than an hour later round 5 a.m., police responded to a report of an armed theft at a Captain Prepare dinner residence. A male sufferer reported {that a} man with a rifle and a feminine confederate threatened him and demanded the keys to his crimson Ford Explorer SUV. The couple then fled the realm within the SUV. A gray-colored BMW sedan was discovered deserted close to the realm.

Authorities say the couple was arrested with out incident at round 11:30 a.m. on April 20 after being positioned at a Volcano residence.

Officers say Dylan Alcain’s bail was set at $700,000, whereas Leilani Alcain’s bail was set at $145,000.

Police say they’re persevering with to research two further burglaries on April 18 and anticipate extra prices.

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