Police said the younger boy, a visitor from the Mainland, met a group of four boys and a girl on Monday in Waikiki and members of the group offered to show him the way back to his hotel room.

Instead, they took the boy to an area near Ala Wai Boulevard and Kanekapolei Street and demanded his jewelry, police said. The boy filed a police report the same night but no suspects could be found.

The boy who was robbed was walking on Kuhio Avenue Wednesday morning when he saw one of the boys who was with the group of youths who robbed him on Monday. He called police who arrested the lone suspect for suspicion of second-degree robbery.

Domestic argument ends in arrest

Police arrested a 30-year-old Ma'ili man yesterday for allegedly threatening his 27-year-old ex-girlfriend repeatedly over the past five months.

The girlfriend told police her former boyfriend blamed her for not being able to see his children and had been increasing the level of violence he was threatening to use against her, including mention of murder suicide.

Members of the Wai'anae police district's crime reduction unit found the former boyfriend on Tuesday and arrested him for suspicion of first- and second-degree terroristic threatening as well as 18 counts of violating a protective order.

Man armed with baseball bat attempts robbery

Police are looking for a man who tried to rob a 7-Eleven store on Makule Road in 'Ewa Beach early Wednesday morning.

The man, estimated to be 18 to 20 years old, entered the store carrying a metal baseball bat about 3:25 a.m. and demanded money, police said.

The man walked behind the counter and bashed to cash registers with the bat, but could not force them open.

The would-be robber left the store and smashed the windshield of a car that was pulling into a parking space. He then ran from the parking lot and got into a waiting car, police said.

No money was taken and no one was injured. If caught, the man armed with the bat will likely face charges of first-degree robbery and first-degree criminal property damage, police said.

Stolen check suspected in forgery

A 36-year-old man was arrested yesterday after he allegedly tried to cash a stolen check at a drive-through window at a Bank of Hawaii branch.

After the drive-through teller refused to cash the check, the man entered the bank and tried to cash the check a second time.

Police were called and arrested the man for suspicion of second-degree forgery.

Police nab burglary suspect

A 20-year-old woman was arrested and charged with first-degree burglary yesterday after police found her inside the Pawa'a apartment of a 62-year-old man.

Police said a neighbor saw the woman break the Kaheka Street apartment's wooden louvers and push a screen in before climbing through the window.

The neighbor called policed who reported finding Jessica Alsip inside holding property that belonged to the apartment owner.