The medical examiner's office today identified the woman killed Wednesday in a head-on collision involving two cars on Fort Weaver Road as Mary Jane Cing of 'Ewa Beach. Cing, 31, was a front-seat passenger in a car that was hit by another car that had crossed over a grass median.

Man faces gun, threat charges

Police yesterday charged a 25-year-old man in connection with an altercation Saturday on Kona Street.

Roque Edward Lindow of a Bishop Street address is charged with first-degree terroristic threatening, second-degree assault, first-degree reckless endangering and a firearm violation. He is being held in lieu of $50,000 bail.

According to police, Lindow allegedly took a 12-gauge shotgun from the truck of his car in order to intimidate an opposing group involved in a 4 a.m. fracas involving many people. Someone tried to wrestle the gun away from Lindow and during the struggle, a shot was fired. One of the bystanders was hit in the foot by buckshot, police said.

Makiki man held in sexual assault

A 61-year-old Makiki man was charged Friday with first-degree sex assault. George Crawford is accused of assaulting a teen-age girl last Thursday. He is being held in lieu of $30,000 bail.

Entertainer free after bail posted

A local singer/songwriter accused of trying to kill a former college football player after an argument Friday at Ala Moana Center was released yesterday after posting $50,000 bail.

Aziel Al Toeaina, 25, a recording artist known by his first name, is charged with attempted murder. Police said Toeaina allegedly threatened to kill a 31-year-old man he had been arguing with Friday at the Mai Tai Lounge before confronting the victim in the parking lot at about 11:30 p.m.

Toeaina allegedly pointed a semiautomatic pistol at the man and fired two shots in his direction, police said. He was arrested at 12:22 a.m. Saturday on Atkinson Drive near the shopping center.

The San Francisco-born recording artist has been in trouble with the law once before. In 1997 he was charged with first-, second- and third-degree promotion of dangerous drugs.

Marine's death still mystery

Honolulu police today have no suspects in the slaying of a Marine sergeant, who was due to be discharged Friday.

The body of the 24-year-old man, whose name has not been released by the medical examiner's office, washed ashore Saturday on Coconut Island in Kane'ohe Bay at 8:45 a.m. The man, a communications specialist, had been shot at least two or possibly three times in the head and maybe once or twice in the arm, police said.