An attacker sentenced by the road rage stopped in a similar attack in Hawaii

A man who was imprisoned and raised conditional after a series of violent rabies in California was arrested in Hawaii for allegations of similar crimes, according to the authorities.

On Wednesday, Nathaniel Radimak, 39, accelerated in a Gray Tesla and exchanged words with an 18 -year -old woman, who had parked her car on Halekauwila Street in Kakaako, according to the Honolulu police service.

Radimak is accused of having left the vehicle and having attacked the woman and her 35 -year -old mother before fleeing the premises, police said.

Radimak was arrested Thursday at 2121 ALA WAI BLVD. According to the authorities, without suspicion of third degree assault, an unauthorized entry into a motor vehicle and contempt in the court.

Radimak, who was found guilty of two episodes of road rabies brandishing pipes in southern California, was sentenced to five years in prison in September 2023 for criminal threats and harassment and was rating in the County of Los Angeles on August 28 – serving less than a year in his sentence.

Radimak was accused of having threatened women with a pipe in 2022 and again in 2023, when he was seen on a dashboard camera striking someone’s car on the 2 highway near York Boulevard.

He was accused of four chiefs of aggression through the force likely to produce large bodily injuries, four criminal threat leaders and a chief of accusation of vandalism, as well as two chiefs of crime of vandalism and a chief of accusation of crimes. He has long criminal history and did not argue any competitions, according to the prosecutors.

Radimak was cited in January 2023 in Hawaii for a valid driving license driving and accelerating more than 30 MPH on the speed limit. He also had an unanswered traffic mandate, according to DMV Records.