Robbery in Pualani Estates, Kailua-Kona
ROBBERY: Teen's black Nike Air Force 1 sneakers taken under threat in Pualani Estates on Halloween night Reported by Tonya Lee Coulter "ROBBERY / THREAT AGAINST A TEEN — PUALANI ESTATES, HALLOWEEN NIGHT I’m reaching out to Big Island parents and our community in hopes that this can be resolved quickly and without having to involve law enforcement. On Halloween night, my teenage son was at a friend’s house in Pualani Estates when another teen, who identified himself as Jeremy, threatened to beat him up if he did not hand over his sneakers. My son chose not to escalate the situation or risk being assaulted. He handed over his shoes and walked away. The shoes are black Nike Air Force 1s, approximately size 11–12. They were an expensive Christmas gift, and we would simply like them returned. If you are the parent of a teenage boy named Jeremy who was in Pualani Estates on Halloween night, and he suddenly came home with a pair of black Air Force 1s that you did not purchase and cannot account for, please ask him where they came from. We are reaching out to the adults in our community first and giving someone the opportunity to do the right thing. Threatening another kid with violence in order to take his belongings is serious. We want the sneakers returned. If you know anything about what happened, or believe you know who may have the shoes, please message me privately. We would much rather see a parent step in, return the shoes, and resolve this now than have to take the matter further." If you have any information on this incident, contact Hawaii PD (Hawaii Police Department) at 911 non-emergency. You can also provide information to the person who reported it anonymously by messaging us. Find this report at sshcrimefighter.com and search thousands more at sshsearch.com sshcrimefighter.com - sshsearch.com - sshreport.com - sshintel.com #hawaii #stolenstuffhawaii #lostshoes #teenbullying #robbery 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.