Stalking in Wahiawa
STALKING: Reported by Anonymous "Help please Wahiawa community! Tonight at 9:40pm I got a call from my cousins baby mama, she said someone she didn't know had been following her around Wahiawa (driving) for the past 15-20 mins. He even went as far as following her into Wahiawa POLICE STATION PARKING LOT! She was very scared as she had her baby (not even a year old yet) in the car with her. I had her pass my house and followed behind the truck that was following her. I had her make a last minute turn by the bank and he had made the turn as well and while I was getting close behind him he pulls on the side of her car, almost hitting the back and tells her "I'm gonna get you". Her window was already down because it is tinted so she didn't roll it down waiting for him to say something. He then pulled away and went down the street towards zippys, the back road behind Wahiawa cheapest vapes. She was calling 911 all the way up until she had no choice and called me bc the lines were all busy. When we made the right before the whitmore bridge coming up kilani she flashed and flagged down a marked car, the police said he will look into it and call if she sees anything else. This is unacceptable! Please if anyone can help with any info. Was a maybe early-mid 30s Hispanic looking male, very very short hair almost bald, mustache, driving a dark blue dodge dakota (older model) stock height." If you are being stalked, contact HPD (Honolulu Police Department) at 911 non-emergency and document all incidents with dates, times, and descriptions. Consider filing for a Temporary Restraining Order (TRO). Hawaii Domestic Violence Hotline: (808) 841-0822. Find this report at sshcrimefighter.com and search thousands more at sshsearch.com sshcrimefighter.com - sshsearch.com - sshreport.com - sshintel.com #hawaii #stolenstuffhawaii #stalking #harassment #wahiawa Disclaimer: This is a community report shared for public awareness. Details are alleged and not verified by SSH. Any question of wrongdoing or responsibility is for law enforcement and the courts to decide.