A 56-year-old man who was run over by a car last night while lying on Ala Moana Boulevard near Coral Street is O'ahu’s 53rd traffic fatality of the year.

Police responded to the accident at 11:45 p.m.

Vehicular homicide investigator Sgt. William Baldwin said a 22-year-old woman driving eastbound on Ala Moana did not see the man lying on the roadway, in part because he was wearing dark clothing. The man has no permanent local address.

Burglary suspect arrested again

A 19-year-old man was arrested yesterday after he allegedly tried to cash a stolen check, three days after being arrested on suspicion of burglarizing a Waikiki hotel room.

Yesterdayâs arrest occurred at 11 a.m. after a teller at First Hawaiian Bank’s Kapahulu branch confirmed that a $3,960 check the man was trying to cash was stolen. On Monday, the same man was in police custody as a suspect in a Sunday burglary at the Waikiki Beachcomber Hotel. He and a companion were identified by hotel security surveillance tapes.

The man, however, was released pending further investigation.

Criminal Investigation Division Capt. Carlton Nishimura said the man was not charged in the burglary case because despite evidence recovered at the hotel, police were not able to tie up the loose ends within the 48-hour time frame recognized by courts for charging.

Man, 29, charged in burglary case

Police yesterday charged Aaron Michael Togiai with breaking into a Kahuku man’s home Aug. 11.

Togiai, 29, was arrested at 6 a.m. on Huehu Street in Kahuku and booked for first-degree burglary. His bail is $50,000.