Moanalua High School assault suspect’s wife to appear in court

HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) – Jamielee Noga, the wife of a man accused of punching the Moanalua High School Assistant Athletics Director, is appearing in district court this morning.

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Noga, 38, was taken into custody in December. She was arrested on suspicion of first-degree terroristic threatening, accused of threatening Assistant Athletics Director Natalie Iwamoto in the wake of the Dec. 4 post-game incident at Moanalua High School.

Her husband, Aukusitino Noga, has pleaded not guilty to second-degree assault in the case. His trial is currently scheduled to begin Aug. 10.

Both Nogas have been banned for life from all Hawaii Department of Education property.

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Jamielee Noga, the wife of the man accused of punching Moanalua Assistant Athletics Director, is appearing in district court today to change her plea to guilty and receive her sentencing.

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Noga was taken into custody in December on suspicion of first-degree terroristic threatening.

She is accused of threatening the

Iwamoto in the wake of the Dec. 4 post-game incident at Moanalua High School.

Her husband, Aukusitino Noga, has pleaded not guilty to second-degree assault in the case and is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in court. A judge recently approved his request to temporarily travel to South Dakota from May 5 through May 10, court documents show, with conditions including providing the state his itinerary and contact information during the trip.

The assault case drew widespread attention after surveillance video allegedly showed Noga punching Iwamoto in the school parking lot as she escorted referees to their vehicles. Both Nogas have been banned for life from all Hawaii Department of Education property. Aukusitino Noga’s trial is currently scheduled to begin Aug. 10.

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