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Boys hospitalized after crash on H-1

Two boys, 7 and 11, remained hospitalized in guarded condition yesterday after an accident Monday in the eastbound lanes of the H-1 Freeway.

They were passengers in a Chevy Corsica four-door sedan that was stopped or stalled in the left lane, east of the Waiawa Road overpass, police said.

A Chevy van traveling east collided with the Corsica, police said. Neither driver was injured, but four juveniles and one woman were taken to The Queen's Medical Center. The others were treated and released, and the condition of the two remaining boys, initially listed as critical, was upgraded to guarded.

Police consider speed, but not alcohol, to be a possible factor in the accident.

Police seek help in finding fugitive

Police have asked for help finding a 39-year-old man wanted on a Family Court warrant in connection with a domestic violence case.

William Wolters Jr. was armed on previous occasions and should be considered dangerous, police said. He frequents the Leeward Coast and was last seen driving a black Oldsmobile Cutlass.

Wolters is 5 feet 10, 175 pounds, with a medium build and brown hair, hazel eyes and a mustache. He also has tattoos: the name "Chandra" on his left upper arm, a black panther on the left side of his chest and a tiger on his back.

Anyone with information can call CrimeStoppers at 955-8300, or *CRIME on a cellular phone.

Burglary victims can claim jewelry

South Kohala patrol officers last weekend recovered an assortment of items taken in burglaries at numerous homes in the Waikoloa area of South Kohala.

Police recovered jewelry, electronic equipment, clothing and other items, valued at more than $7,500.

Among the items is jewelry whose owners have not been identified. Anyone who has had jewelry stolen from a residence in Waikoloa is asked to call Officer Thomas Fratinardo at (808) 887-3080.

Police have identified two juvenile suspects in the burglaries.