Female in Custody After an Auto Dealership Has 16 Vehicles Vandalized

Spokane, WALocal News

Katie L. Sims, 34, was arrested for vandalizing 16 vehicles at a Spokane auto dealership, resulting in damages estimated at $100,000. Officers responded to reports of an argument near the dealership on September 19th, where a witness observed one individual throwing rocks at parked cars. Security personnel provided surveillance footage that led to identifying Sims as the suspect. Police located her the following day in Downtown Spokane, dressed in the same clothing seen in the video.

She was booked into the Spokane County Jail for 1st Degree Malicious Mischief. This incident raises concerns about vandalism and public safety in Spokane, prompting discussions about community policing strategies. The Spokane Police Department urges citizens to report suspicious activity to prevent further incidents. As vandalism cases continue to impact local businesses, officials emphasize the importance of vigilance and collaboration between law enforcement and the community.

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