Criminal Activity Leads to Emphasis Patrols in Northwest Spokane

Spokane, WALocal News

Authorities in Spokane have responded to two drive-by shootings in the 1300 block of West Courtland this year, prompting a significant increase in police patrols in the area. Despite evidence being collected, police have yet to identify any victims or suspects linked to these incidents. In light of these violent actions, the Spokane Police Department is urging residents with information or surveillance footage to contact Crime Check at 509-456-2233. Officers will conduct extra patrols while surveillance equipment monitors the area around the clock. The heightened presence aims to enhance public safety and deter further criminal incidents.

Spokane has seen a worrying trend in violent crime, which has raised community concerns. Local officials stress the importance of community vigilance and cooperation in addressing these safety issues. The police department's proactive response highlights their commitment to maintaining safety in the neighborhood.

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