Criminal Activity Leads to Emphasis Patrols in Northwest Spokane

Spokane, WALocal News

Spokane Police intensified patrols in the 1300 block of W Courtland Avenue after two separate drive-by shootings occurred this year. Officers discovered evidence at both crime scenes, yet no suspects or victims have been identified, raising concerns about community safety. Authorities urge anyone with information or surveillance footage to contact Crime Check at 509-456-2233, referencing incident #2025-20108422. The police plan to monitor the area closely to prevent further violence and ensure public safety. Additionally, they have deployed surveillance equipment to observe activity around the clock.

This proactive response underscores the city's commitment to addressing rising crime rates in the neighborhood. Spokane has seen an uptick in gun violence, prompting local officials to focus on preventive measures. Enhanced patrols and surveillance technology aim to restore community confidence and safety.

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