Jamilee Noga, wife of a prison guard, was arrested for first-degree terroristic threatening. Officials say she allegedly threatened referees at a basketball game on December 4, before her husband, Aukusitino Noga Jr., allegedly assaulted Moanalua High School’s associate athletic director, Natalie Iwamoto, as reported by KITV.
Authorities arrested 38-year-old Jamielee Noga on suspicion of terroristic threatening. Her husband was previously arrested for assaulting Iwamoto, who was unconscious for over ten minutes and needed medical attention, according to Hawaii News Now. Surveillance footage shows her husband punching Iwamoto, causing her to fall over a small child. The court ordered both Noga and her husband to stay away from Iwamoto, including her home and workplace, for three years.
Aukusitino Noga Jr., a state Department of Corrections officer, and Jamielee Noga face legal actions after threats at Moanalua High School. Aukusitino is facing criminal charges, is banned for life from all public school campuses in Hawaii, and must stay at least 500 feet away from Moanalua High School; his trial is scheduled for February 9, 2026. Jamielee Noga is being held without bail as the investigation continues. Both have been banned from all Department of Education property in Hawaii. They agreed to a temporary restraining order protecting Iwamoto.
