Big Island police investigating report of arrows falling into Waiakea Uka yard
Advertiser Staff
HILO — Hawaii County police say they are investigating a complaint from a Hilo family of arrows landing in their yard.
The family reported arrows landing in the yard of their Waiakea Uka home April 2 and April 4 while their children were outside.
Police have initiated a felony reckless endangering case and remind the public that it is illegal to discharge firearms, crossbows, bows and arrows, BB guns or pellet guns in residential areas.
