Burglary in Honolulu
BURGLARY: Reported by Melissa Garrison PR# 26-349520 "With heartfelt sympathy, I wanted to share a horrible burglary which occurred at a storage unit in town. The perpetrator burglarized the unit not once, but twice after seeing the valuables in the unit. Hoping the community can help and be on the lookout for my friend’s terribly stolen family heirlooms: 1. Gold Label Kamaka Ukulele. The soundboard may be cracked as a distinctive factor. It was given to him by his grandfather and worth more than any amount of money. 2. Ron Yasuda Concert Ukulele. It has no branding on it except for the label. A former Kamaka employee and family friend personally made him the Ukulele at his house in Kaneohe. 3. Gretchen electric guitar, amber, looks like a Gibson. 4. Black Satin Washburn folk guitar. Did have a “defend Hawaii” sticker on it when stolen. Missing top nut on head of guitar. 5. Harddig black hardened ruggedized transit case. Briefcase sized. 6. Centennial Collection Books: Hard Cover leather back. 24k Gold leaf on outside of book. Including Romeo & Juliet, 2000 Leagues Under the Sea, The Autobiography of Benjamin a Franklin” and 7 (we believe total number) others. These also were sentimental to the owner. 7. Koa gavel with block. Message for more details. These are some of the most distinctive items with sentimental value. Please if anyone is offered any of these items or those that seem similar to these or get a weird suspicion about someone offering this type of item for sale, please let my friend know through dm here. Or blast on this chain. Please do not hesitate. The vandal ruthlessly rooted through tons of the 10x15 storage space and “shopped” for nothing but the best items he/she could find. It was extremely disheartening, violating and heartbreaking for the owner. Who can’t even understand how anyone could violate another and steal such obviously sentimental items. They even rooted through family photos and personal mementos. Your help is needed and appreciated. Let’s not let them do this again. Mahalo." If you have any information on this incident, contact HPD (Honolulu Police Department) at 911 non-emergency. You can also provide information to the person who reported it anonymously by messaging us. Find this report and thousands more at sshsearch.com sshsearch.com - sshreport.com - sshintel.com #hawaii #stolenstuffhawaii #burglary #communityhelp #stolengoods 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 person who reported it. Details are unconfirmed and alleged. SSH does not verify claims, determine fault, or make conclusions regarding criminal activity.