Road rage suspect issued a no-bail warrant
The Hawaiʻi Paroling Authority has issued a no-bail warrant against Radimak for allegedly violating parole conditions tied to a previous conviction he received back in California.
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Due to an interstate agreement, Radimak was required to follow both California's and Hawaiʻi's parole rules. The new no-bail warrant will ensure that he remains behind bars without bail.
Radimak is currently facing charges for unauthorized entry into a motor vehicle and assault for an attack on a mother and daughter last week in Kakaʻako.
If convicted in Hawaiʻi, Radimak will first serve time in the islands before being sent back to California to complete his original sentence, the Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation said.
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