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

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On June 14, 2025, Spokane Police Department managed a large protest following the Pride Parade, with an estimated crowd size in the thousands. Officers maintained open lines of communication with protest organizers, contributing to the overall success of the event. However, as the evening wore on, some demonstrators resisted dispersal orders, leading to 11 arrests for failure to comply. SPD issued warnings throughout the day to keep the crowd within permitted areas and prevent traffic disruptions. At 8:44 p.

m. , dispersal orders were issued, and officers deployed non-lethal measures to encourage compliance. Chief Kevin Hall highlighted the department's commitment to balancing the right to protest with community safety. The event concluded without a curfew, and SPD coordinated with local businesses to manage pedestrian flow. Matthew Danielson of Spokane Pride expressed satisfaction with the event's organization and safety measures.

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