Manhunt for suspected shooter of Big island officer continues; 2nd suspect arrested
Two federal agencies on Saturday each offered $10,000 for information leading to the arrest of Lucrisia, a convicted felon who is accused of shooting a police officer in the head and forearm Friday during an attempted arrest in Hilo related to incidents on Monday and Wednesday in Mountain View.
‘We’re going to find you’: Hunt for Puna man who reportedly shot police officer in head continues into second day
The Big Island was gripped in suspense Friday and feeling a head-spinning array of emotions — fear, anger, worry, sadness, confusion, horror, surprise, resolve, even excitement at times — as chaos continued in the aftermath of a 9-year veteran of the Hawaiʻi Police Department East Hawai‘i Vice Unit was reportedly shot twice outside a Hilo bank.
The manhunt for the suspect involved in a Hilo officer-involved shooting continues Sunday. Christopher Lucrisia, 39, remains ...
Hawaii Island police are offering a cash reward for any information that could help lead to the arrest and capture of a man ...
The Federal Bureau of Investigation, or FBI, is offering a reward of $10,000 for information leading to Lucrisia’s capture and arrest to match the U.S. Marshals Service reward of $10,000 previously ...
HILO, Hawaii (Island News) – The Hawaii Island Police Department is on the lookout for a wanted man connected to an apparent ...
Police say the suspect, Christopher Lucrisia, fled the scene as a passenger in a white Chevy pick up truck with the license ...
According to police, rewards totaling a potential $21,000 have been offered for information leading to the capture of a ...
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