Hawnolulu Sulfuric Acid Sid attack air police launch manhunts for suspect

Hawaii officials are searching for a suspect who threw acid on a man’s face on Friday night. In HonoluluLeaving him in a serious state.

According to the Honolulu Police Division (HPD), the officers officials responded Assault Soon after 10 o’clock in the Chinatown area.

Witnesses told the officers officers that a 30 -year -old man was on the road, when an unknown suspect approached and threw an unknown liquid on his face in.

Honolulu fire department then recognized as fluid Sulfuric Acid SidA highly corrosive chemical that causes severe burns to the skin, eyes and internal tissue.

Honolulu police do not believe that suspects and victims do not know each other. (Mitchell Late)

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Emergency respondents took the victim to the hospital, where his nature was serious, a HPD spokesman told Fox News Digital.

Due to the severity of his injuries, HPD search It was unable to interview it to collect additional information.

The spokesman said, “In the preliminary investigation, it would suggest that the victim did not know the suspect.” “Right now, the searches are making a look at any observant video and find any additional witnesses.”

The attack took place in the Chintown neighborhood of Honolulu. (Gateie image)

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HPD described the first-degree assault in this case, a serious crime in Hawaii.

The researchers did not determine the intention and whether the attack was eligible as A. It is unclear A crime of hate.

Police said the intention behind the acid attack was unknown. (Nicholas Kam/AFP by Gatey images)

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The suspect is described as a 6-foot person who is carrying a blue fit shirt for the last time and a do-rag and red bottle with camera around his neck. The investigation is underway, police said.

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Honolulu fire department officials did not immediately respond to the inquiry of Fox News Digital.