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Police Looking For Calf Rustler in Hamakua

July 19, 2012, 2:27 PM HST
* Updated July 19, 2:29 PM
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Big Island police are investigating the theft of a calf that occurred last week in the Honoka`a area.

Police said on either July 13 or July 14, someone entered a livestock paddock on agricultural property in Kapulena leased by the county and butchered a calf.

The meat was valued at more than $400.

Anyone with information on the theft is asked to call Officer Duwayne Waipa at 775-7533.

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