Updated 2/19/21, 12 p.m.
Law enforcement agents in Hawaii continue to arrest violators of the state's quarantine restrictions.
The Attorney General's office says two visitors from Fresno, California were arrested in Waikiki Thursday morning. Special agents from the AG's investigation's division say the two tried to check into a hotel without evidence of a negative COVID-19 test.
When they were told they needed to go into mandatory quarantine they left and checked into another hotel -- where they were arrested after claiming they were state residents.
On Friday, a Michigan visitor was arrested when a Waikiki hotel notified officials he did not check in at his designated place of quarantine.
It turns out he checked into another hotel, trying to avoid quarantine.
Bail for all three individuals was set at $2,000 a piece.
Where we stand
The state Department of Health reported 50 new cases and two new fatalities on Friday.
According to the state's numbers, O?ahu had 21, Maui 21, Hawai?i Island 2, and Kaua?i, Moloka?i and L?na?i had no new cases. Four residents were diganosed out-of-state.
The latest state count brings the O?ahu total to 21,716, Hawai?i County 2,226, Maui 1,987, Kaua?i 180, L?na?i 109, and Moloka?i 27. The number of out-of-state cases totals 804.
Since the pandemic began, the state has tallied 27,048 cases. The death toll stands at 430.
As a result of updated information, the health department removed one case each on O?ahu and Maui from the overall counts. One case on O?ahu was recategorized to Maui.
