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Florida law enforcement arrested 38-year-old Tyrone L. Cliff for multiple felony charges involving child sexual abuse material. The former teacher from Spokane was apprehended following an investigation by the Internet Crimes Against Children unit after moving to Florida. He awaits extradition to Washington State.
Florida law enforcement arrested Tyrone L. Cliff, a 38-year-old former teacher, on felony charges for possessing child sexual abuse material. The arrest stemmed from an investigation initiated by the Internet Crimes Against Children unit after receiving a CyberTip. Cliff awaits extradition to Washington State from Hillsborough County Jail.
Florida law enforcement arrested 38-year-old Tyrone L. Cliff for multiple felony charges related to possessing child sexual abuse material. Cliff, a former teacher at a Spokane religious school, faces extradition to Washington State after the Spokane Police Department's investigation led to his apprehension.
Florida law enforcement arrested 38-year-old Tyrone L. Cliff on October 28, 2025, for multiple felony charges of possessing child sexual abuse material. Cliff, a former teacher at a Spokane religious school, is awaiting extradition to Washington State following an investigation by the Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) unit.
Florida law enforcement arrested 38-year-old Tyrone L. Cliff on October 28, 2025, for possessing child sexual abuse material. The former Spokane teacher faces multiple felony charges and awaits extradition to Washington State. His arrest followed an investigation initiated by the Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) unit.
Spokane's Street Department plans to begin winter snow response operations on November 15, aiming to maintain 2,100 lane miles throughout the season. Officials emphasize community partnership, urging residents to prepare for winter weather by moving vehicles and arranging snow removal services.
Spokane's comprehensive planning initiative emphasizes regional teamwork to enhance collaboration among various stakeholders. This approach aims to improve community engagement and streamline planning efforts for future developments. By fostering partnerships, the city seeks more effective solutions to urban challenges.
Spokane's City Council spotlighted equity initiatives in a recent session featuring Alex Gibilisco. The discussion emphasized the role of philanthropy in promoting social equity within the community. This focus reflects ongoing efforts to address disparities in Spokane.
Flags in Spokane will be lowered to honor four fallen soldiers from Washington. The tribute will remain in effect until the close of business on October 17, 2025.
Spokane City Council unanimously passed the “Safe and Accessible Spaces” ordinance on October 28, 2025, during a legislative session. The new law aims to address issues related to camping and public space obstruction in the city. This ordinance marks a significant step in enhancing community safety and accessibility.