Spokane Police Department Statement on June 14 No Kings Demonstration Following Pride Parade

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Spokane Police arrested 11 individuals on June 14, 2025, during a demonstration following the Pride Parade, citing failure to disperse. The protest, which began peacefully in Riverfront Park, turned dynamic as thousands marched through downtown Spokane. Throughout the day, police engaged with protest organizers to ensure safety and manage concerns. As the crowd diminished, officers warned demonstrators to comply with directives to avoid disrupting traffic. By 8:44 p.

m. , dispersal orders were issued due to continued roadway obstructions. Chief Kevin Hall stated that while most participants cooperated, police had to act when safety was compromised. One individual also faces charges for vandalism related to city property. The Spokane Police Department remains dedicated to protecting the rights of free expression while ensuring public safety.

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