Theft in Oahu
THEFT: Reposting from Caroline Li Soga PR# Incoming "disappointing story. during nationals in Orlando, our boys “lost” our team practice balls. They were special Mikasa balls from Japan so they looked very distinct (blue and yellow) from the majority of the balls at the tournament (red, white and blue). What happened was the boys left it at their last game of the day and the team they played against found them and turned them in to lost and found. BUT when we went to lost and found they said a bunch of boys went to pick those balls up. We searched for them that day all over for over an hour and everyday at nationals after that and never found them. Fast forward to today, someone called our coach to say he found a ball that belonged to her in the kakaako area. she went to get it and it was one of those balls!!! So sadly it seems that the boys who stole our balls were from Hawaii!! Each ball was labeled with an 808 phone number which is our coaches phone number. So that means those boys knew the balls belonged to a local team when they stole them. This is soo disturbing. Please help us get our balls back! Picture for reference. Missing balls 2-6! We were in wave 1, July 3-6 and lost the balls around 2pm on July 4." If you have any information on this incident, contact HPD (Honolulu Police Department) at 911 non-emergency. You can also provide information to the original poster anonymously by messaging us. Find this report and thousands more at sshsearch.com sshsearch.com - sshreport.com - sshintel.com #hawaii #stolenstuffhawaii #theft #mikasa #hawaii IMPORTANT NOTICE: Allegations of criminal conduct in this post are unverified. SSH shares this content for public awareness only and does not confirm whether any laws were violated. Determinations of criminal responsibility are made solely by law enforcement and the courts. Disclaimer: This post contains community-reported information and reflects the perspective of the original poster. Details are unconfirmed and alleged. SSH does not verify claims, determine fault, or make conclusions regarding criminal activity.