Spokane Firefighters Battle 15 Suspicious Fires in 36 Hours

Spokane, WALocal News

Spokane firefighters faced a challenging situation as they responded to 15 suspicious fires reported over a span of 36 hours. The incidents occurred in various locations throughout the city, prompting immediate action from fire and law enforcement agencies. Spokane Fire Chief noted that the department is actively investigating the fires to uncover any potential links, emphasizing the need for community awareness. Officials are urging residents to report any unusual behavior or suspicious activity to help in the investigations. The city has seen a rise in fire-related incidents, raising concerns about public safety and possible arson.

Local authorities are implementing additional safety measures to protect the community. The recent spike in fires underscores the importance of vigilance among residents. Authorities remain committed to resolving these incidents and ensuring the safety of Spokane's neighborhoods.

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