HONOLULU, Hawaii – Three individuals entered not guilty pleas on Tuesday in connection with the robbery and fatal shooting of a man in Mililani. Michael Caspino allegedly fired the shot that killed the victim, identified as “Barrabas Dietrich,” on December 14th while he was seated in a vehicle on Kamehameha Highway. A judge declined to lower Caspino’s $1 million bail during the court hearing.
Sabrecia Hao, who was indicted last week for second-degree murder, robbery, and other charges related to Dietrich’s death, had her bail set at $1 million. Authorities stated she is currently in custody on an unrelated charge. Michael Caspino and Clinton Kaaialii had been previously charged in connection with Dietrich’s death.
The incident has sparked public concern and raised questions about the safety of the community. The bail amounts and the charges filed against the accused individuals have brought attention to the severity of the crime and the impact it has had in the area. The developments in the legal proceedings have left many anticipating the upcoming court hearings and the outcome of the case.
The fact that three individuals have been charged and pleaded not guilty in relation to the robbery and shooting death of Barrabas Dietrich in Mililani, Hawaii, has brought further attention to the incident and raised concerns about public safety in the area. It has also led to increased interest in the legal proceedings and the potential outcome of the case.