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The Spokane Police Department (SPD) launched the Seek Then Speak program, a resource for sexual assault survivors in Washington. This initiative allows survivors to gather information and optionally report to law enforcement at their own pace. The program aims to empower individuals with resources and support while prioritizing their comfort and safety.
Spokane Police responded to a shooting on September 24, 2025, resulting in two deaths and one individual in critical condition. Investigators believe all parties involved were known to each other and do not suspect further threats to the community. The Major Crimes Unit is processing the scene, and police urge anyone with information to come forward.
Spokane Police Department launched the Seek Then Speak program, providing sexual assault survivors a private way to gather information and initiate the reporting process. This national resource, developed by EVAWI, allows survivors to access medical and support services and complete a self-guided interview. The program aims to empower survivors in Spokane while ensuring they have options before reporting to law enforcement.
Spokane Police responded to a shooting on September 24, 2025, in the 4200 block of East 34th, resulting in two fatalities and one individual in critical condition. All involved parties have been accounted for, and the Major Crimes Unit is investigating the scene. Police urge anyone with information to contact Crime Check.
The Spokane Police Department (SPD) launched the Seek Then Speak reporting option to assist sexual assault survivors in gathering information and initiating the reporting process. This initiative provides a self-guided interview for survivors aged 18 and older, allowing them to compile crucial details at their own pace. The program aims to enhance support for survivors in Spokane while connecting them with essential resources.
Spokane Police Department launched the Seek Then Speak resource, allowing sexual assault survivors to gather information and initiate the reporting process at their own pace. This initiative aims to support survivors in Washington, providing essential resources for medical care and legal rights. The tool enables survivors to complete a self-guided interview and choose whether to report to law enforcement.
Spokane Police Department (SPD) launched the Seek Then Speak reporting option for sexual assault survivors, providing a confidential way to gather information and initiate reporting. This initiative, part of a national resource developed by EVAWI, allows survivors to complete a self-guided interview and receive vital resources. The option aims to support survivors in Washington, particularly in Spokane, enhancing available reporting pathways.
Spokane Police responded to a shooting on September 24, 2025, resulting in the deaths of two adult males and leaving a third in critical condition. All individuals involved have been accounted for, and there is no ongoing threat to the community. The Major Crimes Unit is investigating the incident, which appears to involve individuals who knew each other.
Spokane Police responded to a shooting on Wednesday night, resulting in the deaths of two adult males and leaving a third in critical condition. All individuals involved have been accounted for, and investigators are determining the relationships between them. Authorities urge anyone with information to contact Crime Check.
Spokane Police responded to a shooting on Wednesday evening, resulting in the deaths of two adult males and leaving a third in critical condition. The incident occurred in the 4200 block of east 34th, and authorities believe all involved were known to each other. The Major Crimes Unit is investigating the scene, with no additional threats to the community reported.