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Later Wednesday, Harold Perrineau, who plays Michael in “Lost,” was followed for 20 minutes by two men while he drove to fellow cast member Daniel Dae Kim’s house, according to Perrineau’s wife, Brittany. She told The Advertiser that the men followed the actor while he tried to evade them by taking a series of random turns.
When he couldn’t shake them, he pulled over, called Kim and told him to stay inside. The car then made a quick U-turn and sped away, Brittany Perrineau said. The actor did not report the incident to police.
“We’re less on guard in Hawai’i, but I think that’s the way it should be,” Brittany Perrineau said. “There may be a false sense of security because there isn’t the hustle and bustle of New York or L.A.
“Hawai’i is a lovely place to let your kids run around and leave your door unlocked, but definitely this has been a wake-up call. … Maybe we need to be more private than we’ve been.”
Maggie Grace, who plays Shannon on “Lost,” said it was a “scary thing” for Holloway to be robbed in his own house. Speaking on the TV show “The View,” Grace said that “everybody’s OK,” but that she feels bad because Holloway and his wife had just finished their first house and now their sense of safety has been “shattered.”
Police spokeswoman Michelle Yu said police were unaware of the Perrineau incident, but encouraged all cast members and local residents who observe suspicious behavior to make a report.
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