Early morning stabbing sends one to the hospital, suspect in custody

Spokane, WALocal News

A stabbing incident occurred at a hotel in Downtown Spokane early on March 3, 2025, resulting in one victim suffering from serious, life-threatening injuries. The Spokane Police Department responded swiftly to the scene, where the suspect, Lee G. Myers, was apprehended while attempting to leave. Reports indicate that the altercation arose from a dispute between individuals who were acquainted. Emergency medical services transported the victim to a local hospital for urgent care.

Myers has been charged with Attempted 2nd Degree Murder, reflecting the severity of the incident. Local authorities have classified this event as isolated, ensuring the community that there is no ongoing threat. The police emphasize the importance of prompt reporting in such situations, urging the public to utilize emergency services when necessary. This incident highlights the ongoing challenges of violence and public safety in urban areas.

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