This seemed like a very desperate situation

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Hanauma Bay is a favorite destination for the Obamas during their annual Christmas trips to Hawaii. The first family always goes to the popular spot on Tuesdays, when it is closed to the public for maintenance.
The president has stayed largely out of the spotlight since arriving Friday evening in Hawaii, the state where he was born and mostly raised. He spent a low-key holiday with his family, attended Christmas church services and visited service members stationed at Marine Corps Base Hawaii, near Honolulu.
Obama also has hit the golf course, worked out at the gym on the Marine base and taken wife Michelle Obama out to dinner.
Behind the scenes, the president is being briefed by a small cadre of traveling staff on domestic and international developments, including his administration's debate over whether to allow Yemen's outgoing leader to come to the U.S. for medical treatment. Obama also announced two nominees to the Federal Reserve Board of Governors on Tuesday.
Surveillance video from Dec. 1 and released by police last week showed five women and a man helping themselves to items in a Toys R Us display at Windward Mall in Kaneohe. Police said the group had hauled away about $1,000 worth of merchandise.
Attorney Myles Breiner said some of the women contacted him Friday, and he said the women knew what they did was wrong. He said he contacted police over the weekend and stored the items in his office.
Police on Tuesday took the items, which were brought gift-wrapped to Breiner's office, and returned them to the store manager, the lawyer said. Meanwhile, at least cheap moncler jackets three women made arrangements to surrender to police Tuesday, and the others, including the man who has since contacted Breiner, were expected to surrender by the end of the week.
"One of the concerns is that because they're single parents, there will be someone who will take care of their kids," Breiner said. "They're embarrassed and they're frightened."Moncler 2011 New Jackets,Moncler Jackets,Moncler Vest on sale.

One of the women and her young daughter were with the group but didn't take anything, the attorney noted.
Breiner said he'll be representing one of the women and has made arrangements for the others to have representation.
"This seemed like a very desperate situation," he said. "I felt I could do something to lessen the impact. Here's an opportunity to at least improve their situation to at least receive some degree of understanding from the courts."
He called the thefts "impulsive" and indicative of tough economic times.