A message from Chief Kevin Hall

Spokane, WALocal News

Spokane Police Chief Kevin Hall confirmed that officers deployed foam projectiles and bean bags in response to assaultive behavior on Wednesday evening. He clarified that these tools are classified as less-lethal and should not be confused with rubber bullets. Hall expressed regret for not having this information available during a previous press conference, where he was unable to provide a complete picture of the events. The Spokane Police Department is conducting an ongoing review of the interactions that occurred during the incident. Initial findings suggest that the officers' actions align with established use-of-force guidelines.

The department emphasizes its commitment to protecting public safety while upholding the Constitutional rights of all individuals in the community. Hall's statement reflects a dedication to transparency and accountability in police operations. Community members can expect further updates as the department continues its review.

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