One killed, another injured in Spokane stabbing incident

Spokane, WALocal News

Spokane Police arrested 20-year-old Colin L. Pedro for multiple charges, including 2nd Degree Assault and 2nd Degree Murder, following a stabbing that occurred on August 7, 2025. Officers arrived promptly at the scene on Spokane Falls Blvd, where one victim succumbed to injuries while another sustained serious but non-life-threatening wounds. Investigators determined that the surviving victim was in a dating relationship with Pedro, who was found on a nearby bridge threatening suicide. The police deployed various emergency resources, including SWAT and the Hostage Negotiation Team, to manage the situation safely.

Authorities confirmed that there is no current threat to public safety and emphasized the importance of community cooperation in the ongoing investigation. They urge anyone with information or video footage to contact Crime Check. This incident highlights ongoing concerns about violent crime in Spokane, prompting a commitment from law enforcement to enhance community safety. The Spokane Police Department's latest CompStat report indicates positive trends in crime reduction efforts.

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