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The Maui Information

WAILUKU — A Kihei man was arrested after he was allegedly seen on surveillance video utilizing stolen bank cards to make purchases at Kahului shops.

Quentin Fernandez, 47, of Kihei was charged with theft of a bank card, fraudulent use of a bank card, two counts of second-degree theft and third-degree theft.

The stolen bank card was used Sept. 16 to acquire merchandise valued at greater than $750 from Residence Depot and Walmart and greater than $250 in items from Kelly’s Mini Mart, in response to the grievance towards Fernandez.

In asking for bail to stay at $10,000 throughout Fernandez’s preliminary look Monday in Wailuku District Courtroom, Deputy Prosecutor Brant Yoshimoto mentioned Fernandez has a prolonged report of property crimes, in addition to two convictions for second-degree theft. He has convictions for bail leaping, first-degree theft, second-degree theft, first-degree terroristic threatening, two counts of unauthorized management of a propelled car, two counts of unauthorized entry right into a motorcar, 4 counts of third-degree theft and 12 counts of contempt of courtroom, Yoshimoto mentioned.

If convicted of felony fees in his newest case, Fernandez faces a compulsory minimal jail time period of 1 12 months and eight months.

“The defendant is a menace to society, if not a hazard to society,” Yoshimoto mentioned.

Fernandez mentioned he not too long ago moved again to Maui and was residing with relations who assist him together with his medical circumstances.

Choose Chris Dunn kep bail at $10,000, citing the seriousness of the fees and Fernandez’s prior report.

Police information present Fernandez was arrested Sunday.