SPD Asking for Help Identifying Suspects in an Arson

Spokane, WALocal News

Spokane Police Department is investigating a significant arson incident that took place on August 3, 2025, in the 1600 block of East Mission Ave, where several homes are located. The fire caused extensive damage to apple trees, a cherry tree, and lavender plants. Investigators have identified three male suspects, likely juveniles, from video footage, with distinct clothing descriptions provided. Suspects include one in gray shorts and a dark t-shirt, another in Adidas-style pants and a yellow t-shirt, and the third in plaid shorts and a black top. The police are urging the public to assist in identifying these individuals to further the investigation.

Anyone with information should contact Crime Check at 509. 456. 2233, referencing case 2025-20157743. This incident underscores the community's vulnerability to vandalism and the importance of public vigilance. The Spokane Police aim to resolve this case and restore safety in the neighborhood.

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