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Democratic candidate Kirill Basin arrested after beach assault, $1M bail set

Kirill Basin was knocked unconscious by a bystander, arrested and charged with two felony terroristic threatening counts, with bail set at $1 million.

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Democratic congressional candidate Kirill Basin was knocked unconscious during a confrontation on a Maui beach and arrested. He faces two felony terroristic threatening charges with a $1 million bail.

Kirill Basin, a Democratic candidate for the U.S. House from Hawaii, was involved in a confrontation at Keawakapu Beach on Maui.2 During the incident, Basin approached a group of beachgoers and told a man to put his bag away.1 A bystander trained in martial arts intervened and struck Basin, rendering him unconscious.2

The altercation was recorded on video, showing Basin's approach and the subsequent fight.1 Police responded to the scene, arrested Basin, and took him into custody.3 Basin was charged with two counts of terroristic threatening, classified as felony offenses.2,1

A bail of one million dollars was set for Basin pending his court appearance.2 Basin is scheduled to appear in court on the charges, with the hearing set for a later date.1 The incident and subsequent legal actions were reported on August 5 and 6, 2026.1

“Put your bag away, bro. Put you”
Kirill Basin, Democratic congressional candidate1

Perché è importante

  • In Hawaii, terroristic threatening is a felony charge that can result in significant prison time.1

  • Kirill Basin is running as a Democratic candidate for the U.S. House representing Hawaii's congressional district.2

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