Aigofie Aigofie, a 27-year-old Native Hawaiian man from Waipahu, was killed late on the night of February 13, 2022, after what police described as a confrontation at Honowai Neighborhood Park, a neighborhood green space tucked beside Honowai Street. Investigators said he was there socializing with friends around 11 p.m. when a vehicle pulled in close, carrying a man behind the wheel and a female passenger.
The driver got out, words were exchanged, and then gunfire shattered the night; Aigofie was struck and the shooter fled, leaving the park and the nearby neighborhood scrambling for answers.
In the days that followed, authorities framed the killing as a second-degree murder case and turned to the public for help, releasing information meant to jog memories and break open the mystery of who had come to the park armed. Police asked witnesses to come forward and circulated descriptions tied to the suspect and the vehicle connected to the shooting, signaling that they believed the encounter was not random but sprang from a direct interaction moments before the shots were fired.
Months later, the investigation produced an arrest. Honolulu police reported that on June 8, 2022, officers took a 33-year-old man into custody in connection with Aigofie’s killing, booking him on suspicion of second-degree murder along with several firearms-related offenses. Public updates indicated the arrest occurred in the Kakaako area, tightening the timeline from a late-night park shooting to a summer takedown after investigators identified the man they believed responsible.
Some public records and reporting have identified the suspect as Endrews Setefano. Available public updates focus on the arrest and the allegations—second-degree murder and firearm offenses—rather than a final court outcome, and no publicly sourced material reviewed here confirmed a conviction or trial result connected to the February 13, 2022 killing.
