The Dispatch — Friday, June 12

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Friday, June 12  ·  Morning Briefing

Driver with Suspended License Detected

A vehicle was reported driving while the operator's license was suspended. The incident is currently under investigation by local authorities.

📍 N Ramsey St & W 3rd Ave

Assault Reported

Officers are responding to a report of a third-degree assault involving a resident. The incident occurred at the address associated with Michael Kelly.

📍 Michael Kelly, Spokane, WA

Traffic Collision at N Lidgerwood St & E Princeton Ave, Spokane, Wa

SFD responding with ME1, SE18, SP295.

📍 N LIDGERWOOD ST & E PRINCETON AVE, SPOKANE, WA

Disorderly Subject at Scrap Yard

Valor units responded to a report of a disorderly subject at Scrap. An employee reported that a female was in the front lobby screaming, prompting the call for assistance.

📍 6815 E Trent

Possible Illegal Burn on East Guy Avenue

Fire department units responded to a report of a possible illegal burn at the location. The situation is being assessed by the Spokane fire team on scene.

📍 15 E Guy Ave

Public Service Call on 1841 E Upriver Dr, Spokane, Wa

SFD responding with ST2.

📍 1841 E UPRIVER DR, SPOKANE, WA

Traffic Collision on 3610 N Argonne Rd, Ste X1, Spokane, Wa

SVFD responding with ME2, SP192, VL8.

📍 3610 N ARGONNE RD, STE X1, SPOKANE, WA

Traffic Collision on 279 Off Us195 Colfax Pullman I90 Wb, Spokane, Wa

SFD responding with ME2, SBC1, SE1, SM1, SP109, SP111, SSAFE1, SSQ4, ST1, ST4, ST14, WSP. Multiple units dispatched.

📍 279 OFF US195 COLFAX PULLMAN I90 WB, SPOKANE, WA

Traffic Collision at S Custer Rd & E 2nd Ave, Spokane Valley, Wa

SVFD responding with ME2, SP295, VE6.

📍 S CUSTER RD & E 2ND AVE, SPOKANE VALLEY, WA

Brush Fire at Hawk Lake

A moderate brush fire has been reported on South Columbia Basin Highway near Hawk Lake. Regional mutual aid has been requested to assist with the situation.

📍 South Columbia Basin Highway, Hawk Lake

Cheney golf coach Justin Fayant’s message to his team was simple prior to Wednesday’s final round of the State 3A boys tournament. “He said, ‘Go play Cheney golf,’ ” junior Justin Krasselt said. “He said, ‘When you play your golf, you’re hard to beat.’ ” The rest of the field, in

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