SPD Asking for Help Identifying Suspects in an Arson

Spokane, WALocal News

Spokane Police Department (SPD) investigators are seeking public assistance in identifying three juvenile suspects linked to an arson incident on August 3, 2025. The fire occurred just before 2:00 PM in the 1600 block of East Mission Avenue, damaging several apple trees, a cherry tree, and numerous lavender plants. Surveillance video documented the suspects, described as young males with short haircuts. Suspect 1 wore gray shorts and a dark t-shirt with “Shot call-er M” in yellow writing, while Suspect 2 was in Adidas-style pants and a yellow t-shirt with gray sleeves. Suspect 3 had on white plaid shorts and a black top with red accents.

SPD urges anyone with information to contact Crime Check at 509. 456. 2233, referencing case number 2025-20157743. The incident highlights ongoing community concerns regarding vandalism and property damage. Local officials stress the importance of public vigilance in reporting suspicious activities to prevent further incidents.

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