Spokane Police respond to stabbing downtown one dead, one injured

Spokane, WALocal News

Spokane Police arrested 20-year-old Colin L Pedro for 2nd Degree Murder and assault following a stabbing incident that left one victim dead and another injured on August 7, 2025. Officers responded to reports of a fight near Spokane Falls Blvd, locating a man on the Post Street Bridge threatening suicide and another individual with serious injuries. The Major Crimes Unit is leading the investigation and determined that the surviving victim was in a dating relationship with Pedro, who is expected to recover. Authorities have yet to clarify any connection between Pedro and the homicide victim. The police department underscored its commitment to reducing violent crime, highlighting community safety as a priority.

Witnesses or anyone with video of the incident are urged to contact Crime Check. The incident has deeply affected the local community, highlighting the impact of violence. This tragedy reflects ongoing concerns about public safety in Spokane.

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