Former Collegiate Swimmer Charged with Beating Demise of 63-12 months-Outdated Safety Guard

Former collegiate swimmer Legend Storer has been arrested in Hawaii and charged with beating a 63-year-old safety guard to loss of life at a West Maui condominium advanced.

Storer, 20, is from Lahaina, Hawaii. He was arrested Thursday and charged with second-degree homicide, first-degree housebreaking, and indecent publicity. He stays in custody with out bail.

Maui Police Department officers say that surveillance video exhibits safety guard Michael Dyer was working his workplace at a West Maui condominium advanced round 1:45 am having lunch when a unadorned man attacked him.

“He was a great person and he was just in his office having a cheeseburger on his lunch break. And he had a wife that’s a waitress at Leilani’s and kids and his whole family lost him. It’s horrible,” a coworker informed Hawaii News Now.

Storer was discovered wandering bare with bodily abrasions round 3:30AM and was later matched to the surveillance footage of the assault and was arrested.

Storer swam one season for Concordia University Irvine, the place he was a member of the college’s convention championship staff in 2025. The college reduce this system shortly thereafter.

Prior to that, he was a Maui Interscholastic League champion swimmer at Maui Preparatory Academy and a Hawaii LSC State Championships runner-up within the 100 yard breaststroke.