Woman sent to hospital, others hit in shootings in Mililani, Wahiawa

This is what YOU SEND TO ILLEGALLY OCCUPIED COUNTRIES & NATIONS WITH M16's WHEN YOU SUPPORT THE TROOPS!

LOOK @ IRAQ THAT HAD NOTHING TO DO WITH 911 or had ANY WEAPONS OF MASS DESTRUCTION!

June 2, 2009

Schofield soldier charged in attacks with pellet gun

Woman sent to hospital, others hit in shootings in Mililani, Wahiawa

Advertiser Staff

Authorities have charged a Schofield Barracks soldier with assault and other offenses in connection with a Friday night pellet-gun shooting spree that injured a woman in Mililani, and endangered people and damaged a business in Wahiawa.

Daniel W. Womack, 21, was charged with first-degree assault, reckless endangering and criminal property damage.

Police released a second person without charges, the prosecutor's office said.

According to a police affidavit, the second suspect told an arresting officer, "We just bought those guns from Wal-Mart." But Womack denied that he was at Wal-Mart, and said they had just come "from Whitmore," the affidavit said.

Witnesses told police that on Friday night, they saw a dark-colored car driving in Mililani and Wahiawa with two men inside. In the first incident, a woman reported at 8:15 p.m. that she was shot, possibly by a pellet or BB gun, behind the City Mill store in Mililani Town Center, according to a police affidavit. The assailants drove away on Meheula Parkway.

The woman was taken to a hospital. An update on her condition was not available.

The car was described as a dark-colored sedan with a rear spoiler.

About 8:30 p.m., someone called police to report that a car matching that description was involved in a pellet-gun shooting at California Avenue and Mango Street in Wahiawa.

The caller said four males were at that intersection when a dark-colored car drove past on Mango Street and made a U-turn, the affidavit said. On the second pass, someone in the car fired five shots from a pellet gun at the group. A pellet hit one of the males and three hit a window at 564 California Ave., the affidavit said.

At 8:58 p.m., a man reported to police that he had been shot in the arm by a pellet fired by men in a dark-colored car on Whitmore Avenue. He was not hospitalized.

Police arrested Womack and his passenger about 9 p.m. on Mango Street near Kilani Avenue.

Womack is to be arraigned tomorrow at 1:30 p.m.

thats disgusting. my autistic little brother cruises that area, my parents live by there so it upsets me greatly. really it could have been any ones keiki that got hurt. its a well known fact that the military has LOW LOW standards. i almost enlisted and my father pulled me aside and explained that enough hawaiians have died for a country that does nothing but deny us our rights, our money, our power even our existence. the recruiter i had seen had even tried to edit my paper work to say CAUCASIAN after i said i was hawaiian, hispanic. just LAME! is what this is! no wonder the nation is in shambles weve got idiots fightning for god knows what. and they hawaiians should be proud to have been kidnapped into this?!

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Carole Kraft June 10, 2009 at 11:18am

thats disgusting. my autistic little brother cruises that area, my parents live by there so it upsets me greatly. really it could have been any ones keiki that got hurt. its a well known fact that the military has LOW LOW standards. i almost enlisted and my father pulled me aside and explained that enough hawaiians have died for a country that does nothing but deny us our rights, our money, our power even our existence. the recruiter i had seen had even tried to edit my paper work to say CAUCASIAN after i said i was hawaiian, hispanic. just LAME! is what this is! no wonder the nation is in shambles weve got idiots fightning for god knows what. and they hawaiians should be proud to have been kidnapped into this?!
Namaka'eha June 3, 2009 at 4:29am

If it was a Kanaka Maoli, definitely would be harsh thus persecution for attempted murder would not be the only charge. I'm sure they will find more than the soldier had been charged for!
Tane June 2, 2009 at 5:04pm

That soldier should be prosecuted for attempted murder and the others for aiding and abetting. It is, after all, a weapon of mass destruction. I can remember growing up in the fifties and sixties witnessing U.S. Army convoys throughout Oahu where white soldiers aimed their M-1 rifles at civilians and pretended to fire upon them then laugh hysterically about it. Growing up around them, many would say they couldn't wait to get off this "rock". I quite agree; I can't wait to get them off "this rock" and send them home to the U.S.A. where they belong. This is a typical attitude they have and we know the U.S. Army bring their trashy racist people into our islands and it's time for their overdue departure.

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