Suspect in custody after fire damages building of Downtown Precinct

Spokane, WALocal News

Spokane police arrested a suspect in connection with a fire that damaged the Downtown Precinct building on July 15, 2025. Officers reviewed security footage, which led to the identification of the individual responsible for setting the fire. Meanwhile, a second fire erupted, fueled by embers from the initial blaze, leading to a coordinated response from multiple agencies to manage the situation effectively. Investigations into both incidents are ongoing, with officials examining the potential causes and impacts of the fires. The city's prompt action in addressing these emergencies underscores its commitment to public safety and disaster readiness.

Local residents are encouraged to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activities. The Spokane Fire Department continues to monitor the situation closely to ensure community safety. Both incidents have raised awareness regarding fire hazards in urban areas.

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