He arrived in O’ahu on Monday and quickly posted numerous photos of himself on the beach on Instagram. He allegedly used public transportation to get to the many places he was pictured, the statement said.
“The authorities learned of his social media posts from citizens who saw his posts – on the beach with a surfboard, sunbathing and walking around Waikiki at almost,” says the note.
Information about the man’s attorney was not immediately available.
Hawaii reported 638 coronavirus cases and 17 deaths.
The state extended the mandatory quarantine until the end of June, Governor David Ige said in an online Q&A session.
Many visitors, including a honeymoon couple, were arrested for ignoring the state’s quarantine orders.
“We, like most of the United States, are still facing the challenges of this pandemic,” Honolulu Mayor Kirk Caldwell told CNN. “But right now, we see traveling how to carry the virus and we would prefer that people don’t come until it is safe to travel again.”
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