WAIANAE, Hawaii (AP) - A driver who was suspected of being drunk when he plowed his vehicle into a West Oahu bus stop shelter and killed a 3-year-old boy has been sentenced to 20 years in prison.

Potasi Uta Jr. was sentenced Wednesday in state court after pleading guilty to negligent homicide and fleeing the scene of an accident. The Honolulu Star-Advertiser says the 44-year-old man will begin serving his sentence after he completes time remaining on a 10-year sentence for a 2004 burglary conviction.

Ashton Brown died at the bus stop alongside Makaha Beach in March. 4 of his family members were also injured. His father was across the street setting up camp for the reportedly homeless family.

Prosecutors say Uta was drunk at the time of the crash.

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NANAKULI (HawaiiNewsNow)- Lifeguards posted signs warning the public to stay out of the water at Depots Beach in Nanakuli on Saturday afternoon after an aggressive ten foot shark was spotted feeding on fish near the shore.

The signs were posted at approximately 12:15 p.m.

Department of Ocean Safety officials say that the signs will remain posted until the end of the day.

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KAPOLEI, OAHU (HawaiiNewsNow)- The newly opened UH West Oahu campus is facing future financial shortfalls, and Hawaii News Now has learned that university officials are selling a large portion of land at the campus to the Catholic Church to help make ends meet.

Real estate experts say the deal, which includes part of the 500 acres that UH owns on the makai side of the H-1 Freeway, will be beneficial to both parties.

"I think it's a smart move, to subdivide or take some of the land out and sell it because it recoups some capital they spent for infrastructure and allows for grading and other development of other sites," said Mike Hamasu, Research Director at Colliers International.

The university has already sold a six-acre parcel of the West Oahu campus to Tokai University in a six million dollar exchange.