SPD Asking for Help Identifying Suspects in an Arson

Spokane, WALocal News

Spokane Police Department seeks public help to identify three juvenile suspects involved in an arson fire that occurred on August 3, 2025, shortly before 2:00 PM. The fire, located in the 1600 block of East Mission Avenue, resulted in damage to multiple apple and cherry trees, as well as lavender plants. Investigators obtained video evidence showing the suspects committing the act. Suspect descriptions include one wearing gray shorts and a dark t-shirt, another in Adidas-style pants with a yellow and gray shirt, and the third in plaid shorts with a black top. All three individuals appear to be young teenagers with short haircuts.

SPD emphasizes the significance of public cooperation in advancing the investigation. Anyone with information is encouraged to contact Crime Check at 509. 456. 2233, citing case 2025-20157743. This incident highlights the ongoing issue of vandalism in the community, prompting authorities to seek community vigilance in preventing such acts.

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