SPD Asking for Help Identifying Suspects in an Arson

Spokane, WALocal News

Spokane Police Department (SPD) is investigating an arson that occurred on August 3, 2025, in the 1600 block of East Mission Avenue, which caused significant damage to several trees and plants, including apple and cherry trees. Authorities received video evidence showing three young males, potentially juveniles, involved in the act. Suspects include one wearing gray shorts and a dark t-shirt with “Shot call-er M,” another in Adidas-style pants and a yellow t-shirt with gray sleeves, and a third in white plaid shorts and a black top with red accents. SPD is actively seeking public assistance in identifying these individuals to further the investigation. Community members are encouraged to contact Crime Check at 509.

456. 2233 and reference case 2025-20157743 if they have any information. This incident underscores the ongoing challenges of vandalism and property damage affecting local residents. The Spokane Fire Department responded promptly to the scene, and the investigation continues as authorities gather more evidence. Community engagement is crucial in addressing such acts and ensuring public safety.

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