The Dispatch — Sunday, June 21

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Sunday, June 21  ·  Morning Briefing

Vehicle Collision on E Evans St

A crash has been reported on East Evans Street, initially believed to be blocking traffic due to an injury. However, further information suggests that the incident may not involve any injuries.

📍 240 E Evans St, Spokane, WA

Shoplifting Incident at Local Store

A male suspect in his forties to fifties was reported for shoplifting at a local store. The female accomplice was seen putting items in a cart, while the male suspect was described as thin with black hair and a beard, wearing a long sleeve black shirt and blue jeans.

📍 North Post Street

Domestic Assault Reported

A domestic incident was reported involving a 15-year-old female who assaulted her father and was causing damage in the home. The situation escalated with the complainant indicating that she was hitting everyone present.

📍 208 E Augusta, Spokane, WA

Parole Violation in Spokane

A suspect with non-extraditable status from Idaho is wanted for a parole violation related to drug burglary. Law enforcement is currently gathering information on the individual.

📍 Spokane, WA

Anti Law Enforcement Alert Issued

An individual has been flagged with an anti law enforcement alert. The person is reported to have two pit bulls and multiple knives inside their vehicle.

📍 135 Wallace Park

Brush Fire Reported on East Surrow Avenue

A high brush fire has been reported on East Surrow Avenue. Regional mutual aid has been requested to assist with the situation.

📍 800 E Surrow Ave

Child Medical Emergency at Wallace Park

A child is experiencing a medical emergency with a heart rate of 168 and 33 respirations per minute. The child was brought in with a fever and cough.

📍 135 Wallace Park

Fire Alarm Response on North Middleton Drive

A fire alarm was triggered at 10322 North Middleton Drive, prompting a full response from Engine 99. Fire operations are currently underway to assess the situation.

📍 10322 North Middleton Drive

Suicidal Threat Reported

A male individual has been reported sending threatening videos to his sister, indicating suicidal thoughts. He has a history of substance abuse and was drinking the previous night. Medics are staged at the location for potential assistance.

📍 2625 N Division St

Alarm Response on South Howard Street

Fire crews responded to a full alarm system activation at a location on South Howard Street. The situation prompted a full response from the fire department to assess and manage the potential emergency.

📍 1222 S Howard St

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – Eastern Washington’s Cort Gebbers qualified for the NCAA Championships in the discus, placing 11th in the West regional Friday with a throw of 186-6 at the University of Arkansas. The sophomore from Brewster, Washington, entered the regional ranked No. 47 in

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – Washington State distance standout Evans Kurui finished third in the 10,000-meter run Wednesday in the national semifinals during the NCAA outdoor track and field West First Round at John McDonnell Field to qualify for next month’s NCAA championship race in E

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – Spokane native Blake Sturgis, a standout thrower for the Idaho Vandals’ track and field team, qualified for the NCAA Championships in the javelin on Wednesday night during the NCAA West First Round at the University of Arkansas, becoming the first Vandal to e

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