According to the medical examiner, Keaweehu was struck by an iron bar and run over by a trailer as he attempted to attach a trailer to a tractor. Keaweehu died of multiple internal injuries, the medical examiner said.

The death was classified as a non-traffic motor vehicle accident, the medical examiner said.

Keaweehu, a civilian, was found about 3 p.m. on Thursday lying next to a truck near the hospital, said Army spokeswoman Amy Alie. Four employees of a local civilian contractor found Keaweehu's body and called 911.

Kapolei robber takes jewelry

A man preparing to take a bath in his Kapolei home Thursday night was confronted by a robber who threatened him with a knife and then fled with a jewelry box.

The victim, 67, called police after the 6:25 p.m. incident on Louluhiwa Place. Police said that the jewelry box, minus its contents, was recovered but that the robber, described as a man 35 to 40 years old, has not been located.

Two men mug Nanakuli walker

A 73-year-old man was taking his morning walk on the beach in Nanakuli Thursday when he was mugged by two men.

The man was approached from behind and assaulted at about 5 a.m. as he walked in the area near Farrington Highway and Kahau Street, police said. He received treatment for a fractured jaw and a cut above his eye, police said.

Teen held on DUI being investigated

A 19-year-old man was arrested Wednesday on suspicion of driving under the influence, and police are investigating other charges connected with a rampage earlier that day at his mother's Pearl City home.

Police said the man earlier had arrived at his mother's Third Street home and appeared intoxicated. When his mother told him to leave, he became angry and threatened his brother, 18, with a baseball bat and tire iron.

The elder brother then tried to re-enter the house. The suspect swung a baseball bat at the house, police said, and accidentally struck his mother in the mouth.

He was arrested at 4:25 p.m. on the DUI charge. Investigation is continuing into terroristic threatening, criminal property damage and burglary charges, police said.

Man charged in rifle incident

A man arrested for bringing a loaded rifle into Castle Medical Center on Sunday has been charged and is being held without bail at O'ahu Community Correctional Center, where he awaits trial on firearms offenses.