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2 weeks ago |
kxly.com | Jordan Smith |Nick Hawthorne
SPOKANE, Wash. — Police Chief Kevin Hall is defending officers' use of force during Wednesday's protests. "It appears to me, at least from the Spokane Police Department side, all of those uses of force were justified," Hall said, referencing findings from preliminary investigations. According to Hall, both Spokane Police and the Sheriff's Office deployed bean bags and foam batons.
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2 weeks ago |
kxly.com | Jordan Smith
SPOKANE, Wash. - Downtown businesses are staying open and confident as tens of thousands prepare to gather for Pride weekend alongside planned protests. Local business owners say they're not boarding up their windows because they expect the protests to remain peaceful. Jesse McCauley, owner of Petunia and Loomis, isn't worried about this weekend's events. "I'm not concerned about it too much," McCauley said.
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3 weeks ago |
kxly.com | Jordan Smith
SPOKANE, Wash. -- Matthew Fogg has made a career out of finding people. In his three decades with the U.S. Marshals office, he's tracked down some of the most high-profile fugitives in the country. "Four or five from the America's Most Wanted list," the former Chief Deputy touted, reflecting back on his time in the force. Search efforts are intensifying for Travis Decker; the Wenatchee father accused of murdering his three daughters.
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3 weeks ago |
kxly.com | Jordan Smith
The Chelan County Sheriff's Office said it is using past wilderness search experience in the hunt for the Wenatchee man accused of killing his three daughters.  Law enforcement is on the fourth day of the search for 32-year-old Travis Decker, who is accused of kidnapping and killing his three young daughters, nine-year-old Paityn, eight-year-old Evelyn and five-year-old Olivia.  On Thursday, as part of the search, the U.S. Forest Service shut down the Enchantments, a large area of national...
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3 weeks ago |
kxly.com | Tori Luecking |Jordan Smith
WENATCHEE, Wash.
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Chelan County has closed The Enchantments and surrounding areas until June 18 while they search for Decker. @kxly4news #ChelanCounty #Manhunt #Wenatchee https://t.co/ce9Zq2VpTl
NEW: Chelan County released a new photo of Travis Decker revealing his several tattoos. Police are hopeful these can be another identifying factor for the public. Police are asking anyone who owns cabins or lives in remote areas of Chelan, Kittitas King, Snohomish and Okanagan https://t.co/Hu3zZA80g1
There was a potential sighting of Travis Decker in McCall Idaho yesterday. The Chelan County Sheriff's Office confirmed it was not him. @kxly4news #Wenatchee https://t.co/3FGuZvbcAk