Police make arrests in 2 separate hit-and-run crashes on Oahu

HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) – Arrests have been made in two separate hit-and-run crashes on Oahu involving a automobile and a moped, Honolulu police stated.

Police arrested 45-year-old Paul Inman on Thursday for a crash that occurred Monday on the intersection of Kapiolani Boulevard and Pumehana Avenue.

Police stated Inman was driving a Ford pickup truck when he crashed right into a moped and fled the scene.

The 19-year-old operator of the moped and her 19-year-old feminine passenger have been hospitalized in critical situation following the crash, authorities stated.

Inman has been launched pending investigation.

Additionally on Thursday, police arrested 42-year-old Makahiapo Burgess after a crash in Moiliili.

Police stated round 7:40 p.m., a truck hit a moped that had simply entered South King Avenue from a driveway.

The 56-year-old moped operator was ejected onto the pavement and suffered critical accidents within the crash.

Authorities stated Burgess fled the scene however was positioned a short while later.

He stays in custody pending expenses.

In the meantime, the search continues for the driving force concerned in a hit-and-run crash that hospitalized a 14-year-old boy close to Hawaii Baptist Academy on Wednesday.

The HBA scholar was strolling to highschool in Nuuanu when he was hit.

Police are searching for the feminine driver of a purple Nissan Versa, which ought to have important front-end injury.

The sufferer suffered main accidents to his head, torso and arms.

Anybody who has additional data is requested to name 911.

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