Honolulu police arrested three teenage boys for allegedly assaulting a City bus driver.

The incident  happened just before 3:45 p.m. Sunday in Hawaii Kai when police say the driver asked the boys to stop eating on the bus.

The boys refused, an argument ensued and the boys ran off.

Police say in addition to assault, they damaged a bus door and window. One of them even stole the driver's ID.

The man indicted by an Oahu grand jury in the first so-called "sexting" case in Hawaii has entered a plea of not guilty.

Cody Onizuka, 25, was arraigned in court Monday morning.

He's charged with promotion of child abuse and violating a restraining order.

Onizuka is accused of exchanging sexual text messages with a 12-year-old student he allegedly met at Niu Valley Middle School.

Onizuka is a former educational assistant at Niu Valley Middle School.

His trial is set for October.

He remains free on $11,000 bail.

A former Department of Education teaching assistant has been indicted by an Oahu grand jury in the first so-called "sexting" case in Hawaii.

Twenty-five-year-old Cody M. Onizuka was charged Tuesday with promoting child abuse in the third degree and violation of a restraining order.

"Sexting" involves the exchange of sexually explicit text messages or images and engaging in virtual sex.

According to Prosecuting Attorney Keith Kaneshiro the indictment alleges that in early 2010, Onizuka tried to establish an intimate and sexual relationship with a 12-year-old female student at Niu Valley Middle School. At the time Onizuka was a teaching assistant at Niu Valley Middle school.

When the girl's mother learned that Onizuka was communicating with her daughter, she asked him to stop.