Snoqualmie Police Chief Terminated Following Extensive Investigation

Snoqualmie, WALocal News

On April 10, 2025, the City of Snoqualmie terminated Police Chief Brian Lynch after an external investigation concluded. Captain Gary Horejsi has been designated as the Interim Chief during this period of transition. The investigation's specifics remain undisclosed, raising concerns about transparency and the factors that led to Lynch's dismissal. This significant decision reflects the city's commitment to maintaining integrity and accountability within law enforcement leadership. Local residents may seek insight into the investigation's findings and how they will affect departmental policies.

Lynch's termination may prompt broader discussions regarding police oversight and community relations. The city's actions could influence future leadership and operational strategies within the department. As the community processes this change, the focus will likely shift to how the new interim leadership will address ongoing policing challenges.

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