Flags lowered for Spokane County sergeant killed in line of duty

Spokane, WALocal News

Mayor Brown has ordered flags at City facilities to be lowered in memory of a Spokane County sergeant killed in the line of duty. The decision was announced on August 9, 2025, at 3:56 p. m. , as a tribute to the fallen officer. This act of remembrance underscores the community's respect for law enforcement and acknowledges the sacrifices made by officers in service.

While specific details regarding the incident leading to the sergeant's death are not included, such gestures often foster unity within the community during times of loss. The mayor's order reflects the city's commitment to honoring those who serve and protect its citizens. This release serves as a reminder of the dangers faced by law enforcement officials daily. Support from the community can play a crucial role in helping families cope with the loss of their loved ones in these tragic circumstances. The city encourages residents to reflect on the contributions of all law enforcement personnel during this time of mourning.

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