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Man arrested for assaulting minor

Friday, 30 July 2010 00:00 By Andrew O. De Guzman - Reporter
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A 21-year-old man was arrested for punching a minor several times last May.

Detective Sabino P. Cabrera said the victim was walking with his dog on the street in front of his residence in Koblerville at about 5 a.m. on May 30, 2010, when he was called by Charlie K. Misaro, the defendant.

During the course of their conversation, Misaro head-locked and punched the victim several times in the face, police said.

The victim suffered a lacerated lower inner lip, his nose bled, and there was swelling on his left lower cheek, police said.

Superior Court Presiding Judge Robert Naraja yesterday imposed a $1,000 bail on the defendant. Misaro was required to post $200 cash, or 20 percent of the bail, and the remaining $800 as unsecured bond.

Assistant Attorney General Peter Prestley is the prosecutor while Assistant Public Defender Richard Miller served as Misaro’s counsel.

Court records showed Misaro was convicted of criminal mischief in June 2009. He served one day in jail and was placed on one year probation.

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+2 #6 captain July 30, 2010 08:04PM So this guy dragged the (15yr) kid into a place and beat him up because "you talk stink about me" This is a really bad "pupule" attitude as the bad from this "local" mixed with with a learned "punk" attitude from Hawaii. And why, since this guy has a job and is working in Hawaii, (is just back visiting) does he have a public defender. It seems like any local can get a public defender, but an off islander has to pay. Seems like this guy just got off of probation also. Also looks like he just lost his job back in Hawaii, along with his money on his round trip ticket, as he will have to stick around for his trial in a couple of months. Better get his passport, he will now be a ward of his family, if he makes bail. He had a chance to make something of his life while earning a decent salary (compared to here) and now he blew it.
 
 
0 #5 fackurz July 30, 2010 07:31PM Kaduku!
 
 
+7 #4 Full Blooded Indigenous July 30, 2010 06:56PM The defendant (Charlie K. Misaro) don't have a heart against the minor, a vicious man like him, if found guilty must be given the maximum sentence so that he will learn his mistake, and a message to those who have the same heart.
 
 
+2 #3 whatsayu July 30, 2010 05:33PM ENOUGH IS ENOUGH!
 
 
+9 #2 Magofna July 30, 2010 11:48AM If convicted, we want to see the MAXIMUM sentence imposed.

We're tired (disgusted and tired!) of the phony vote-buying lenient sentences handed down by our cowardly elected judges.

"Crucify" this perpetrator if found guilty. Send the message to him and to the whole community that genuine justice starts NOW!
 
 
+8 #1 zenpiper July 30, 2010 10:17AM If he gets Judge Wiseman, he'll probably get a 'Boys will be boys' slap on the wrist and will walk.

What's with all the assaults? Will we see similar reports every day? With Judge Wiseman on the bench we will.
 

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