Hawaii Police launched Manhunt for a suspect in the attack of sulfuric acid Honolulu

Authorities in Hawaii are looking for a suspect who allegedly threw acid in the man’s face on Friday night In Honolululeaving it in critical condition.

According to the Honolulu police department (HPD), officers responded to A complaint about the attack Shortly after 10 pm in the area of Chinatown.

Witnesses told the officers that a 30-year-old man crossed the street when an unknown suspect approached and threw an unknown liquid.

Honolulul’s fire later identified the liquid as sulfuric acidA very aggressive chemical that causes serious skin, eyes and inner tissue burns.

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The ambulance respondents delivered the victim to the hospital where he remains in critical condition, HPD Fox News Digital said.

Out -of the seriousness of his injuries, HPD detectives Were unable to interview it to collect additional information.

“The previous investigation shows that the victim does not know the suspect,” the press secretary said. “Now detectives are overcoming the scene to return any video of the observation and find any additional witnesses.”

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HPD described the case as a first degree attack, a serious crime in Hawaii.

Detectives have not identified the motive and it is unclear whether the attack could be as a a crime on hatred.

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The suspect is described as a 6-foot man who last saw a blue shirt and stew with a camera on his neck and wears a red bottle. Police said the investigation is ongoing.

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Honolul Fire Service representatives did not immediately respond to Digital Fox News requests.