Hawaii Island police report that a Captain Cook man wanted for questioning in connection with several vehicle break-ins has been arrested and charged with 21 offenses. The cars, which were parked along Queen Kaʻahumanu Highway near the 81-mile marker, were broken into on January 16. On Friday, January 23, Kona patrol officers made a traffic stop on 19-year-old Dyllan Kaiehu Paulo-Leslie in Captain Cook and arrested him on suspicion of driving without a license and driving without insurance. The next day on Saturday, detectives charged him with driving without a license, driving without insurance, unauthorized control of a propelled vehicle, three counts of unauthorized entry of a motor vehicle, four counts of theft, three counts of fraudulent use of a credit card, two counts of theft/forgery of a credit card and three counts of possession of unauthorized personal information. Paulo-Leslie was also charged with promoting a dangerous drug, promoting a detrimental drug and possession of drug paraphernalia for items found in his backpack during a previous arrest on January 12. His bail was set at $35,025. He was held at the Kona police cellblock until his initial court appearance on Monday, January 26
Posted on: Tue, 27 Jan 2015 08:09:18 +0000
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