Legacy automated check: the original source text was not preserved. These earlier verdicts have not passed the current publication checks and may contain errors. Source: original document ↗
- ✓
Operation Stampede concluded on September 11, 2026“Operation Stampede successfully concluded a six-month violent crime reduction initiative conducted from March 2 through September 11, 2026.”
- ✓
Operation Stampede was a six-month violent crime reduction initiative“Operation Stampede Successfully Concludes Violent Crime Reduction Initiative Across Eastern Washington Spokane, Washington - The Spokane County Sheriff’s Office, the Spokane Valley Police Department and the United States Marshals Service Pacific Northwest Violent Offender Task Force have successfully concluded Operation Stampede, a six-month violent crime reduction initiative conducted from March 2 through September 11, 2026.”
- ✓
Operation Stampede took place in Spokane Valley and surrounding areas“Operation Stampede focused on locating and arresting violent fugitives, disrupting gang activity, targeting repeat offenders, and addressing firearm-related crime and narcotics trafficking throughout the Eastern District of Washington, with a primary focus on Spokane, Spokane Valley, Spokane County, Yakima, and Yakima County.”
- ✓
Operation Stampede resulted in 100 arrests“In Spokane County and Spokane Valley, Operation Stampede resulted in 100 arrests and the seizure of 42 firearms.”
- ✓
Operation Stampede resulted in 42 firearms seized“In Spokane County and Spokane Valley, Operation Stampede resulted in 100 arrests and the seizure of 42 firearms.”
- ✓
Operation Stampede took place in Spokane County and Spokane Valley“In Spokane County and Spokane Valley, Operation Stampede resulted in 100 arrests and the seizure of 42 firearms.”
- ✓
Across Eastern Washington, more than 293 fugitives were arrested“Across the Eastern District of Washington, Operation Stampede and related enforcement activity resulted in more than 293 fugitives arrested, 88 of those arrests were gang members or gang associates, 336 warrants were cleared, 55 firearms were recovered, $2,517,378 dollars and approximately 455 pounds of narcotics were seized.”
- ✓
Across Eastern Washington, 88 gang members were arrested“88 of those arrests were gang members or gang associates,”
- ✓
Across Eastern Washington, 336 warrants were cleared“336 warrants were cleared, 55 firearms were recovered, $2,517,378 dollars and approximately 455 pounds of narcotics were seized.”
- ✓
Across Eastern Washington, $2.5 million in assets were recovered“$2,517,378 dollars and approximately 455 pounds of narcotics were seized.”
- ✓
The Spokane Valley Police Department collaborated on the initiative“The Spokane County Sheriff’s Office, the Spokane Valley Police Department and the United States Marshals Service Pacific Northwest Violent Offender Task Force have successfully concluded Operation Stampede, a six-month violent crime reduction initiative conducted from March 2 through September 11, 2026.”
- ✓
The Spokane County Sheriff’s Office collaborated on the initiative“The Spokane County Sheriff’s Office, the Spokane Valley Police Department and the United States Marshals Service Pacific Northwest Violent Offender Task Force have successfully concluded Operation Stampede, a six-month violent crime reduction initiative conducted from March 2 through September 11, 2026.”
- ✓
The U. S. Marshals Service Pacific Northwest Violent Offender Task Force collaborated on the initiative“The Spokane County Sheriff’s Office, the Spokane Valley Police Department and the United States Marshals Service Pacific Northwest Violent Offender Task Force have successfully concluded Operation Stampede, a six-month violent crime reduction initiative conducted from March 2 through September 11, 2026.”
- ✓
The initiative targeted narcotics trafficking“Operation Stampede focused on locating and arresting violent fugitives, disrupting gang activity, targeting repeat offenders, and addressing firearm-related crime and narcotics trafficking throughout the Eastern District of Washington, with a primary focus on Spokane, Spokane Valley, Spokane County, Yakima, and Yakima County.”
- ✓
The initiative targeted firearm-related crime“Operation Stampede focused on locating and arresting violent fugitives, disrupting gang activity, targeting repeat offenders, and addressing firearm-related crime and narcotics trafficking throughout the Eastern District of Washington, with a primary focus on Spokane, Spokane Valley, Spokane County, Yakima, and Yakima County.”