Hawaii police arrest 'armed and extremely dangerous' man suspected in three killings on the Big Island

An "armed and extremely dangerous" Hawaii man suspected in the killings of three men whose bodies were discovered across the Big Island within two days has been arrested, authorities said.

Jacob Baker, 36, of Pahoa, Hawaii, was arrested without incident, the Hawaiʻi Police Department said Thursday evening. He was wanted in connection with three separate deaths.

Baker was taken into custody following a manhunt that prompted authorities to warn the public he was "armed and extremely dangerous." Hawaii Police Chief Reed Mahuna previously said law enforcement agencies were deploying "significant resources and personnel" to locate him.

On Monday, authorities found Robert Shine, 69, partially submerged in a cement pond, police said. An autopsy later determined the man died from strangulation.

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