Spokane Police responded to a stabbing downtown this evening. Preliminary information indicates two people were injured during this incident. Unfortunately, one of them succumbed to their injuries after being transported to the hospital.

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Colin L. Pedro, 20, faces serious charges, including 2nd Degree Murder, following a stabbing in Spokane on August 7, 2025. Police responded to reports of a fight near West Spokane Falls Blvd, discovering one victim deceased at a hospital and another with serious injuries, who is now stable. The investigation revealed that the surviving victim was in a dating relationship with Pedro, raising questions about the nature of his relationship with the deceased. Authorities utilized multiple resources, including SWAT and a Hostage Negotiation Team, to manage the situation effectively and safely detain Pedro.

Spokane Police are actively seeking witnesses or anyone with video evidence to assist in the ongoing investigation. The department emphasizes its commitment to reducing violent crime in the community. This tragic event has left a significant impact on the local residents and families involved. The case reflects broader concerns regarding safety and violence in urban areas.

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