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SHOW ARTICLE --> The Associated PressHONOLULU–A man accused of dousing a woman with acid in Hawaii last year allegedly tried to cast doubt on himself as a suspect by plotting with a fellow inmate to carry out a second, similar attack, authorities said.While incarcerated on an attempted murder charge for the April 7, 2023 attack, Paul Cameron plotted with another inmate, Sebastian Mahkwan, and arranged for Mahkwan’s bail so that he could be released to carry out a separate attack, according to a superseding grand jury indictment Tuesday.The motive was to cast doubt on Cameron as a suspect in the first attack, said Honolulu police Lt. Deena Thoemmes.Cameron was at Oahu Community Correctional Center in Honolulu after being indicted for last year’s attack in a parking lot in Mililani, a Honolulu suburb. Mahkwan was in the same jail awaiting trial on drug and assault charges.From jail, Cameron called someone to arrange for bail for Mahkwan, telling that person he trusts Mahkwan because he’s his boyfriend, but described him as a coworker in a phone call to his mother, according to the superseding indictment.Cameron arranged for the title and keys of his motorcycle to be given to a bail bondsman as collateral for Mahkwan’s $8,000 bail, the new indictment said.On January 22, Mahkwan was released on bail. He listed Cameron as a reference on his bail bond application and agreement, the indictment says.The next day, Mahkwan allegedly doused a woman with acid while she walked near Ala Moana Center, a Honolulu

By pouring water on her to rinse off the liquid until Honolulu Emergency Medical Services personnel arrived.The victim suffered "severe chemical burns to her face, shoulders, back and lower extremities " and remains in critical condition at a hospital.During the course of a two-week investigation by detectives of the Strategic Enforcement Detail and Homicide Detail, detectives interviewed more than a dozen people, reviewed surveillance video and examined extensive evidence, the Honolulu Police Department said.Police investigators interviewed Cameron on April 10. He told police he and the woman ended their relationship around Feb. 13 and that he was hiking near Hanauma Bay with a friend at the time of the attack, the affidavit said.Detectives also interviewed the friend Cameron claimed he went hiking with. The friend told investigators she did not hike with him at that time, the affidavit said.On April 14 police executed a search warrant on T-Mobile for Cameron's cell tower data, which allegedly showed his phone in the area of Mililani and Pearl City between 8 :45 and 10 :30 p.m. April 7. Police said there was no cell tower data that showed Cameron's phone anywhere near Hana ­uma Bay during the same time period.Police also executed a search warrant of Cameron's phone. The police affidavit alleges it showed he had a March 30 text conversation with another person regarding purchasing a ghost gun.His phone also allegedly showed he received an April 10 message via Facebook Messenger that referenced a price reduction for muriatic acid.Investigators also interviewed another of Cameron's friends, who recalled Cameron asked him March 28 whether he knew where to get hydrochloric acid. When the friend asked him what he needed that for, Cameron said to "clean stuff, " the affidavit said.Based on the information gathered in the investigation, police identified Cameron as a suspect in the case. Officers of the District 3 Crime Reduction Unit located and arrested him Friday morning near his home in Pearl City.After Monday's hearing ended, Breiner told reporters, "We believe that police made a mistake in this case, a grievous mistake. Our client is not responsible for this crime."Breiner noted Cameron has no prior convictions. "He's very distraught about being accused of this crime, " he said, adding Cameron cares about his former girlfriend and that they remained friends after their romantic relationship ended.A GoFundMe account set up to help the victim with medical expenses said the woman was

Apr. 25—A 21-year-old man accused of throwing an acidic liquid on his ex-girlfriend in Mililani told police he was hiking with a friend near Hanauma Bay on the night of the April 7 attack.A 21-year-old man accused of throwing an acidic liquid on his ex-girlfriend in Mililani told police he was hiking with a friend near Hanauma Bay on the night of the April 7 attack.But a police affidavit alleges cell tower data shows Paul M. Cameron's phone was in the area of the attack that same night.Cameron made an initial appearance Monday before Judge Kristine Yoo at Honolulu District Court via videoconference from the courthouse cellblock on charges of second-degree attempted murder, carrying a firearm in commission of a separate felony, and another weapons count.His bail is set at $2 million.Attempted murder carries a penalty of life in prison with the possibility of parole if convicted.At Monday's hearing Cameron's attorney, Myles Breiner, described the bail amount as "outrageous " and requested a reduction. Yoo denied the request without prejudice and confirmed bail at $2 million.After the initial appearance ended, Breiner told reporters that police have Cameron's cellphone and computer. "They'll be able to place him at a location that is far, far away from where this incident occurred, " he said."My client has great empathy and sympathy for the victim in this case. He did not do this offense. He is not responsible for the terrible injuries she sustained. We intend to vigorously fight this case, " Breiner said.Cameron is being held at the Oahu Community Correctional Center.A police affidavit in support of a warrant for Cameron's arrest attached to an April 20 complaint filed in district court detailed the alleged attack.Honolulu police responded to a call of an aggravated assault in the parking lot of 24 Hour Fitness in Mililani, 95-221 Kipapa Drive, at about 9 :30 p.m. April 7.The affidavit said a 20-year-old woman told officers an unknown male wearing a white face mask approached her and pointed a gun at her. She said she saw a flash but did not hear a gunshot.The suspect then threw an unknown liquid on her before running off. The woman said the attacker did not say anything.A gym employee told police a woman ran into the gym screaming for help and that her skin was burning. Witnesses also said her clothes appeared to be melting off her. They rendered aid

MILILANI, Hawaii (KITV4) -- The man accused of intentionally running over a woman in the parking lot of a Walmart store in Mililani has now been charged with attempted murder and assault.That suspect has been identified as 46-year-old Desmond Kekahuna.Honolulu Prosecutors say Kekahuna intentionally struck a 37-year-old woman in the Mililani Walmart parking lot on Wednesday, then got out of his vehicle to attack her.Kekahuna is also accused of attacking a 40-year-old man with a crowbar after the man tried to intervene.The 37-year-old woman was taken to the hospital in critical condition following the attack. The 40-year-old man who tried to help her was taken to the hospital with serious but non-life-threatening injuries. There have not been any updates on the victims’ conditions.Kekahuna was treated for injuries he sustained in a struggle with the responding Honolulu Police officers who came to arrest him. He is now in jail with bail set at $1 million.It's still unclear what led to the attack. Investigators say they believe it was a random act and that there is no known relationship between Kekahuna and the victims.This case remains under investigation.

Jon Rahm was in the house at 13 under par in LIV Golf's United Kingdom event Sunday at JCB Golf & Country Club. His teammate, Tyrrell Hatton, stood over putt outside four feet for par to tie him and head into a playoff. Hatton missed, the putt sliding hard right, Rahm earned his first LIV Golf victory and their Legion XIII squad took home the team honors. But again, it was difficult for Rahm to celebrate because of how Hatton closed with a bogey to cost himself a chance at individual victory. Rahm took home the customary $4 million for his victory from the $20 million overall purse. It was his first victory anywhere since the 2023 Masters. His Legion XIII team shared $3 million. Hatton tied for second place with Joaquin Niemann and Cameron Smith. Paul Casey finished fifth. LIV Golf’s season is quickly nearing its end. Sure, two months remain, but this week’s event in the United Kingdom was the 11th of the 14 on its schedule. Up next is the event at Greenbrier in West Virginia Aug. 16-18. Here is the rundown of what each player earmed this week in England. WIN: Jon Rahm, -13, $4 million T-2: Joaquin Niemann, -12, $1,583,333 T-2: Cameron Smith, -12, $1,583,333 T-2: Tyrrell Hatton, -12, $1,583,333 5: Paul Casey, -10, $800,000 T-6: Cameron Tringale, -9, $534,500 T-6: Matt Wolff, -9, $534,500 T-6: Talor Gooch, -9, $534,500 T-6: Louis Oosthuizen, -9, $534,500 T-6: Andy Ogletree, -9, $534,500 T-11: Bryson DeChambeau, -8, $360,000 T-11: Charl Schwartzel, -8, $360,000 T-11: David Puig, -8, $360,000 T-14: Richard Bland, -7, $310,000 T-14: Peter Uihlein, -7, $310,000 T-16: Adrian Meronk, -6, $266,250 T-16: Abraham Ancer, -6, $266,250 T-16: Scott Vincent, -6, $266,250 T-16: Brooks Koepka, -6, $266,250 T-20: Harold Varner III, -5, $225,000 T-20: Lucas Herbert, -5,

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