2 Hawaii residents, 1 visitor arrested for allegedly violating 14-day travel quarantine
Authorities have arrested two residents and a visitor Tuesday for allegedly violating the state’s mandatory 14-day travel quarantine.
The Hawaii Department of the Attorney General said a witness reported a visitor posting videos on social media of her violating the quarantine.
Special agents arrested 23-year-old Julia E. Abraham of Germany, Md., and her Honolulu host, 22-year-old Antoinette Hebron. The attorney general’s office said the pair was arrested after shopping inside a store at a local shopping center.
Both Abraham and Hebron were charged with violating emergency rules. Bail has been set at $2,000 each.
Law enforcement also arrested Brian Alves, 37, of Aiea after a witness spotted him at a grocery store Saturday a day after his arrival on Oahu.
Alves was charged with violating the emergency rules and released after posting $2,000 bail.
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