Warrant sweep on Maui leads to 18 arrests for narcotics and other offenses

During an interagency warrant sweep on Maui, 18 people were arrested for various offenses, including narcotics.

The crackdown was conducted Jan. 9-11, 2023, by the Maui Police Department’s Crime Reduction Unit, Special Response Team and the U.S. Marshals Service.

The Maui Police Department released a list of those arrested as a result of this operation:

Jan. 9, 2023:

• Koalii Kekaha (31), known to frequent the Wailuku area
  Three Warrants 
  Totaling: $1,500
• Pamela Newtown (39) of Wailuku, HI 
  One No Bail Warrant
• Jamie Santos (52) of Wailuku, HI
  One Warrant
  Totaling: $200,000
• Alan Kinser (34), known to frequent the Hana area
  Four Warrants
  Totaling: $35,250
• Ross Deloso (60) of Kahului, HI
  One Warrant
  Totaling: $5,000
• Robi Keliiwaiwaiole (44), known to frequent the Wailuku area 
  Two Warrants
  Totaling: $5,000
• Rey Antolin (37) of Kahului, HI
  One Warrant
  Totaling: $5,000
• Charles Serrano (52) of Wailuku, HI
  One Warrant
  Totaling: $50,000

Jan. 10, 2023:

• Ivan Ayudan (33) of Lahaina, HI
  Three Warrants
  Totaling: $100,000
• Amanda Vierra (34) of Lahaina, HI
  Four Warrants
  Totaling: $100,000
• Dane Guyre Allen (35) of Makawao, HI
  Seven Warrants
  Totaling: $45,000
• Antonio Orozco Carrera (24) of Kihei, HI
  One Extradition Warrant – Michigan

Jan. 11, 2023:

• Jacob Fitzgerald (27) of Haiku, HI
  One Warrant
  Totaling: $100,000
• Daniel Cashman (37) of Kihei, HI
  One Extradition Warrant – New York
• Dustin Estocado (45) of Haiku, HI
  Seven Warrants
  Totaling: $2,395
• Michael D’Amico (52) of Kahului, HI
  Various alleged Narcotic Offenses
• Shawn Yerger (52) of Kahului, HI
  Various alleged Narcotic Offenses
• Deeshan Tabion-Mccormack (23) of Wailuku, HI
  Various alleged Traffic and Persons Offenses

Calling the operation a success, the Maui Police Department issued a statement extending appreciation to it’s own personnel and those with the US Marshals Services “for the hard work and dedication put forth to apprehend these individuals.”