Officers were sent to the couple's home on Pu'uhale Road near Nimitz Highway on a domestic argument call and found the girlfriend, 29, with a knife sticking out of her shoulder.

The girlfriend told police she had been arguing with her boyfriend about 10:45 p.m. when he choked her, went to the kitchen and got a knife, said he was going to kill her and swung the knife at her.

The woman told police she was able to kick the man away, but not before he stabbed her. He left the apartment before police arrived and had not been located as of this morning. Police said the woman did not seek treatment for the stab wound.

When found, the boyfriend faces arrest on suspicion of attempted second-degree murder and felony abuse of a household member, police said.

Kapahulu man arrested after incident

A 55-year-old Kapahulu man was arrested yesterday after his 56-year-old girlfriend told police he robbed and assaulted her Monday night.

The woman told police she got into a heated argument with her boyfriend about 11 p.m. that continued until early the following morning during which he slapped her around and threatened to kill her.

At one point, the boyfriend reached into her purse without permission and took $100, the woman told police.

Police were sent to an apartment in the 1000 block of Kapahulu Avenue and arrested the boyfriend on suspicion of second-degree robbery, first-degree terroristic threatening, three counts of abuse of a family or household member and three contempt of court warrants stemming from an unrelated case or cases.

Man arrested over counterfeit check

A 41-year-old Kapahulu man was arrested yesterday for allegedly depositing a counterfeit check into his account last month at a Kaka'ako bank.

Police said bank officials notified them when the man returned to the bank yesterday.

Officers were sent to the bank and arrested the man on suspicion of second-degree forgery.

Stolen check results in arrest

A 33-year-old West Loch man was arrested yesterday after he allegedly tried to cash a stolen check at a bank in the Kapolei Shopping Center.

Police were told that a bank teller looked at the signature on the check and compared it with a signature card on file and found the two did not match. Bank officials then contacted the account holder, who told them his checks had been stolen.