Man suspected of dealing cocaine to Hawaii Marine who died of overdose received COVID relief loan

A 25-year-old Waikiki man in federal custody for allegedly selling a fatal dose of cocaine to a Kaneohe Marine reportedly received more than $20,000 in loans from a COVID-19 relief program for what he claimed was his taxi business.

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