Hilo Man Pleads “Guilty” to Attempted Manslaughter and Felony Abuse in Domestic Stabbing

27 year-old Cyrus Jabilona of Hilo has pleaded “Guilty” to Attempted Manslaughter and Felony Abuse charges in relation to a June 2021 domestic stabbing incident involving his ex-girlfriend.
Jabilona recently appeared in Hilo Circuit Court where he entered “Guilty” pleas to charges of Attempted Manslaughter and Felony Abuse of a Family or Household Member. He was ordered to appear for sentencing on December 28, 2023. Attempted Manslaughter is a class A felony offense and carries a penalty of a twenty-year prison term. Felony Abuse is a class C felony offense and carries a penalty of a five-year prison term.
Jabilona remains out of custody having previously posted $525,000.00 bail.
The case was initiated by South Hilo Patrol and the felony investigation was handled by Detective Richard Itliong of the Hawaiʻi County Police Department’s Area I Juvenile Aid Section.
The case is being prosecuted by Deputy Prosecuting Attorneys Ha‘aheo Kaho‘ohalahala and Kirsten Selvig.
 
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