Two Hilo men were charged with several crimes related to illegal fireworks shipping, transportation, storage, and possession.

A Hilo man, Wayland Leong Sr., was charged with criminal property damage after allegedly throwing rocks and shattering ...

Two Hawaii residents, Darrel Goo and Cy Tamura, face serious charges for allegedly transporting and storing illegal fireworks ...

Two East Hawaii men — 52-year-old Darrel Goo of Keaau and 45-year-old Cy Tamura of Hilo — were arrested and charged by ...

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Two men from East Hawai‘i have been arrested and charged in federal court in connection with what prosecutors describe as a ...

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Wayland Leong Sr. was charged by Hawaii police for a vandalism spree in downtown Hilo, with damages totaling about $12,500.

Hawaiʻi police have charged 45-year-old Wayland Leong Sr. after multiple property crime incidents involving business windows ...

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Two Hawaiʻi Island men have been arrested and charged in connection to a years-long illegal fireworks distribution project US ...

United States Attorney Ken Sorenson announced that Darrel Goo, 52, of Keaʻau, Hawaiʻi, and Cy Tamura, 45, of Hilo, Hawaiʻi, ...