Spokane Police Chief's statement

Spokane, WALocal News

The Spokane Police Department investigated two former officers for serious misconduct, leading to their resignation. Both individuals formed inappropriate relationships with victims of domestic violence while on duty, breaching departmental policies and community trust. Chief Kevin Hall condemned their actions, stating they do not represent the values of the Spokane Police Department. He reassured the community that these officers no longer serve and have surrendered their law enforcement certifications. Hall expressed confidence in the integrity and dedication of the remaining officers, who strive to maintain high standards of professionalism.

The department emphasizes its commitment to transparency and accountability as it works to rebuild trust with the community. Situations requiring immediate assistance continue to be addressed effectively, with resources available for mental health crises and non-emergency services. The Spokane Police Department remains focused on serving the community with honor and integrity.

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