Ssh Official in Oahu
SSH OFFICIAL: Four crashes in 17 hours Aloha everyone. This weekend on Oahu, four people were hit or crashed in 17 hours. One of them, a 25-year-old woman, died in Waipahu early Sunday morning. To her family and her friends: I am so sorry for your loss. Three others are in critical condition tonight, and their families are in our thoughts. The video in this post is NOT from any of those crashes. It shows two cars racing in and out of traffic at 152 km/h, which is 94 miles an hour. I'm sharing it because it is a great example of being intentionally reckless and juvenile while putting other people's lives in danger. Every car they cut around had someone's family in it. Under Hawaii law, 80 mph or more is a crime, not a ticket, and racing at 30 over the limit can mean up to a year in jail and a $2,000 fine. What HPD has said about this weekend: Aina Haina, Saturday 12:06 p.m.: a 26-year-old moped rider is in critical condition. Speed appears to be a factor. Waianae, Saturday 10:05 p.m.: a 27-year-old woman was hit on Farrington Highway and is in critical condition. The driver left. Waipahu, Sunday 1:56 a.m.: a 25-year-old woman was hit on Kupuohi Street and died. The driver left. This is the 32nd traffic death on Oahu this year. Kunia, Sunday 4:50 a.m.: a man was hit at the H-1 eastbound on-ramp and is in critical condition. The driver stayed. HPD says speed does not appear to be a factor in the two hit and runs. If you hit someone, the law says you stop, you help and you call 911. If you know anything about the Waianae or Waipahu hit and runs, please call HPD's Traffic Division at (808) 723-3413. Slow down. Look out for each other. Get home. Michael Kitchens Founder & Creator Stolen Stuff Hawaii #hawaii #oahu #stolenstuffhawaii #drivesafe #hitandrun #waipahu #waianae