Two brothers arrested and indicted for labor trafficking on Maui
Two brothers on Maui were arrested and charged with forcing a Guatemalan man to work through threats and extortion.
- The brothers face four counts of labor trafficking plus extortion charges brought by Hawaii's Attorney General.
- Grand jury indictments say the victim was forced to work under threats against himself and his family.
- The men allegedly withheld the victim's money and his passport to keep him trapped.
- Maui police made the arrests, and the men have already been arraigned.
Outlook: The criminal case moves forward, with a detention order keeping the process on track toward trial.