When witnesses confronted him on the spot, Igor Mykhaylovych Lytvynchuk (38) told them he was “rich enough to pay the fines” and strolled away.
Plot twist: a local man nearby had a different take on that theory and delivered some immediate real-world feedback. The video went viral almost instantly. State Senator Brenton Awa screened the footage during a legislative session and formally recognized the anonymous bystander with an official letter, naming him the “Ambassador of Aloha.”
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