Big Island Prosecutor’s Alleged Harassment Dates Back Years 0 In addition to an ongoing harassment dispute with his Paukaa neighbor, deputy prosecutor Winston Albright had allegedly harassed neighbors in the Puna District where he previously lived.
A Big Island deputy prosecutor who was recently ordered to stop allegedly harassing his neighbor has had run-ins with other neighbors, including a couple who also sought a temporary restraining order in 2021 and a single mom in 2012.
Krysty Kubojiri, a process server and paralegal, said she served Randall Winton “Bew” Albright with a temporary restraining order and court summons in July 2021. Her clients, Precious Dela Cruz and Shelton Pacarro, had sought court protection from Albright for alleged harassment, Kubojiri said.
At the time, Albright lived on Hanale Drive in Ainaloa, a rural subdivision in the Puna District.
Albright, who did not respond to interview requests, now lives on Kulana Street in Paukaa, a former plantation community north of Hilo, where he’s again having neighbor problem
