HONOLULU (KHON2) — Prosecutors have charged a 38-year-old woman for her part in the attack on the Moanalua associate athletics director a couple of weeks ago.
The woman was arrested for terroristic threatening, but was charged with harassment, which means she avoids serious penalties.
Athletics community floods Hawaii courtroom to support Moanalua Associate AD
38-year-old Jamilee Noga was arrested Tuesday for her role in the Dec. 4 attack on Moanalua High School Associate Athletics Director Natalie Iwamoto. She faced a terroristic threatening charge in the first degree, which is a class-C felony.
“Nat was at the receiving end of it, but it happens time and time again,” said Brandy Richardson, Kamehameha Schools-Kapalama Athletics Director/basketball official. “To officials, to coaches and even to athletic directors. I mean, you look at the outpour of support. More needs to be done, and it’s unfortunate that this guy, Noga, is ruining it for all parents out there.”…