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HILO, Hawaii (KHON2) — Hawaii Island police are conducting an island wide manhunt for the man who allegedly shot a police officer at Prince Kuhio Plaza on March 14, after his alleged getaway ...

The shooting occurred just before 11 a.m. in the parking lot of a bank near Prince Kuhio Plaza. According police, officers had been searching for Lucrisia and spotted him in the passenger seat of ...

Police arrested the driver of a white Chevy pickup truck that allegedly was the getaway vehicle for a passenger police say shot and wounded an officer Friday morning in the parking lot of the ...

It began Friday morning outside a bank near Prince Kuhio Plaza. 39-year-old Christopher Lucrisia was spotted in a pick up truck in Hilo driven by 23-year- old Silas Zion. Officers approached ...

Christopher Lucrisia, 39, is suspected of shooting a police officer two times at a bank near the Prince Kuhio Plaza at around 11 a.m. He fled the scene as a passenger in a white Chevy pickup truck ...

Silas Zion, 23 of Pāhoa, made his initial appearance via courtroom video on Monday for his alleged getaway driver role in the shooting of a police officer last week. (Kelsey Walling/Big Island Now) ...

A Hawaii island police are conducting an islandwide search for two men after an officer was shot today at a bank near the Prince Kuhio Plaza shopping center in Hilo, and then later airlifted to ...

It ended a manhunt that began Friday afternoon. Police said Zion was with Lucrisia during the shooting Friday in the parking lot of the Prince Kuhio Plaza fronting the First Hawaiian Bank.

A 23-year-old Pahoa man accused of being the getaway driver for a since-deceased man police said shot and injured an officer on March 14 pleaded not guilty Friday to criminal charges.

Police said Zion was with Lucrisia during the shooting Friday in the parking lot of the Prince Kuhio Plaza fronting the First Hawaiian Bank. 0 Comments By participating in online discussions you ...