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Spokane: Female Killed in Early Morning Shooting
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~ In the early hours of July 7, 2024, a young woman was tragically killed in a homicide in North Central Spokane. According to Sgt. Teresa Fuller, Public Information Officer for the Spokane Police Department, the victim was found with a gunshot wound on the 1300 block of west Courtland after officers responded to a report of a possible drive-by shooting at around 1:30am.

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Despite efforts to save her, the victim, who has been identified as a teenage female, succumbed to her injuries at the scene. The Major Crimes Unit has been called in and is currently in the initial stages of investigating this incident.

Authorities are urging anyone with information or video footage from the area to come forward and contact Crime Check at 509-456-2233. So far, no suspects have been identified and police are appealing to the public for any leads that may help bring justice for the victim and her loved ones.

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