04-12-2015, 09:13 AM
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Originally posted by Wao nahele kane
LOL... sorry 'bout that, I'm used to the criminal activity as described as being done by males. (females according to the stats tend not to do such things)What are the chances of two different Hondas and drivers within 3 hours of each other, driving toward police officers and being shot at on the big island of Hawaii with second incident occurring in the direction that the first vehicle was last seen heading from the first incident? I'd say the chances of them being different people are pretty damn slim. If they are different criminals then that's one heck of a coincidence for place like the Big Island.
Hondas are a very attractive car for thieves, it is one of the most popular cars to steal to part out, so it easily could have been two different tweaker thieves driving stolen Hondas. We have no shortage of either Hondas or tweakers here, so I figure it is about a 50/50 chance it was the same car and driver.