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Pullman Resident Arrested for Murder 2nd Degree

Pullman, WALocal News

A tragic incident unfolded in Pullman on March 26, 2024, when police officers responded to a welfare check on a woman who had suffered serious injuries from an assault. Despite the efforts of Pullman Fire Department medics, the woman succumbed to her injuries and was declared dead at the scene. In a swift response, authorities arrested Jacob E. Spray, the victim's estranged husband, for second-degree murder later that evening. This arrest marks a significant development in a case that has left the local community reeling.

Pullman Police detectives are actively investigating the incident, seeking to uncover the circumstances surrounding the assault. The Whitman County Coroner’s Office will release the victim's identity in due course. The police have indicated that more information will be made available as the investigation continues, highlighting the importance of community safety and justice. Residents are urged to remain vigilant as this tragic event unfolds.

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