Brief Standoff in West Spokane Ends Peacefully After Domestic Violence Suspect Taken into Custody

Spokane, WALocal News

Spokane police arrested Sergio Orduno-Gallegos on September 2, 2025, following a standoff at his apartment related to a domestic violence incident. Officers responded to a report of an assault where the female victim left to seek medical treatment. Upon arrival, they learned a No Contact Order was in effect, prohibiting Gallegos from contacting the victim. Concern for two small children allegedly in the apartment prompted a response from specialized units, including SWAT and Hostage Negotiators. After determining no children were present, officers managed to communicate with Gallegos, who surrendered without incident around 12:30 p.

m. He faces felony charges for violating the No Contact Order and two counts of 2nd Degree Assault. This event highlights the critical nature of protective measures in domestic violence situations. For support, victims are encouraged to contact the YWCA Domestic Violence Helpline.

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