2 arrested after 2 killed, tribal officer shot in Washington
Oct 21, 2022, 12:17 PM | Updated: 12:17 pm

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Authorities said Friday they have arrested two of the three suspects they were searching for after two people were found dead and a police officer was shot on a tribal reservation in northeastern Washington.
The Colville Tribal Police Department said it responded to a report of a shooting on Thursday in Keller, west of Spokane. Officers found two people dead, and an officer who came across a vehicle described as having left the scene was shot in the arm. He was doing well after being transported for medical care, the department said in a news release.
Police identified two of the suspects as Curry Pinkham and Zachary Holt. The third suspect, another man, had not been identified. It was not immediately clear which of the three suspects had been arrested.
Tribal police searched for them overnight with help from other agencies, including the FBI, Border Patrol, Washington State Patrol and police and sheriff鈥檚 deputies. The department said on Facebook Friday that two suspects had been arrested.
Authorities urged residents to remain indoors during the search.
Cody Desautel, executive director of the Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation, wrote that schools in Nespelem and Keller would be closed Friday 鈥渄ue to the situation that has effected both districts tonight.鈥
Desautel said any displaced families were welcome at a gymnasium in nearby Coulee Dam.
School was also canceled Friday in another nearby school district, covering the small towns of Wilbur and Creston. In a message on its Instagram page, the district wrote that there had been 鈥渁 tragedy in the Keller community鈥 involving the loss of lives.
鈥淩ight now, our hearts are heavy, and we are in support of the entire Keller Community,鈥 the message said.
The Confederated Tribes of the Colville comprise about 9,400 descendants of a dozen Native American tribes. The reservation covers nearly 2,200 square miles (nearly 5,700 square km) west of Lake Roosevelt, the reservoir formed on the Columbia River behind the Grand Coulee Dam.