Criminal Activity Leads to Emphasis Patrols in Northwest Spokane

Spokane, WALocal News

Spokane Police intensified patrols following two separate drive-by shootings in the 1300 block of West Courtland Avenue. Officers found evidence at both crime scenes, but have not determined a motive or identified victims. In response to these incidents, patrol officers will monitor the area more closely, and surveillance equipment will operate continuously. Authorities encourage anyone with relevant information or surveillance footage to reach out to Crime Check at 509-456-2233, referencing incident #2025-20108422. The police aim to enhance community safety amid rising concerns about gun violence.

Increased visibility and monitoring are critical to deterring further criminal activity. Spokane has witnessed a rise in gun-related incidents this year, prompting local law enforcement to prioritize public safety initiatives. The police department's proactive approach seeks to reassure residents and prevent future occurrences of violence.

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