One Killed, Another Injured in Stabbing

Spokane, WALocal News

On August 8, 2025, Spokane police responded to a stabbing downtown that left one person dead and another injured. The deceased victim died after being transported to the hospital, and police arrested 20-year-old Colin L. Pedro, charging him with 2nd Degree Assault and 2nd Degree Murder. Investigators established that the surviving victim had a romantic connection with Pedro and is expected to recover from his injuries. The police are actively seeking witnesses and any video evidence related to the incident.

This incident highlights ongoing concerns regarding violence in the area. The relationship between Pedro and the homicide victim has not been confirmed, raising questions as the investigation continues. Police are emphasizing the importance of community assistance in gathering information. The case underscores the need for continued vigilance regarding domestic violence situations.

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