Deputy Parker Perry Obituary: Spokane County Deputy Dies After Spangle Shooting; Second Deputy Critically Injured

A Spokane County sheriff’s deputy died after being shot during a domestic violence response near Spangle, Washington, on November 3, 2026. A second deputy remains on life support.

Spokane County Mourns Deputy Killed in Spangle Shooting

The Spokane County Sheriff’s Office is mourning the death of a deputy who was critically wounded while responding to a domestic violence shooting near Spangle, Washington, on November 3, 2026.

The deputy died at the hospital from injuries sustained during the incident, authorities confirmed. A second deputy was also critically wounded and placed on life support. The sheriff’s office said he was not expected to survive and that arrangements were being considered for organ donation.

The tragedy unfolded on South Smythe Road, where deputies and SWAT personnel were attempting to reach possible victims inside a residence.

What Happened During the Spangle Shooting?

According to the Spokane County Sheriff’s Office, deputies were dispatched at approximately 2:25 p.m. on November 3 after a woman reported that she had been shot and needed medical assistance.

Investigators learned that the suspected gunman had an active felony warrant and that other people might be inside the home. When deputies and SWAT officers attempted an emergency entry, gunfire came from inside the residence, striking two deputies.

Other officers returned fire. Authorities later found the suspect and two additional victims dead at the property. The woman who initially sought help was taken to hospital with injuries described as non-life-threatening.

Second Deputy Remains Critically Injured

The second deputy was placed on life support, and the sheriff’s office said he was not expected to survive. The department described both injured officers as members of its SWAT team and asked the public to respect their families’ privacy.

Other Victims and Investigation

Local reporting identified the suspected shooter as 37-year-old Ryan Larsen. Two other people, identified as 72-year-old Suzanne Larsen and 45-year-old Rebecca Larsen, were also found dead at the property. The Spokane Independent Investigative Response Team is investigating the shooting.

The incident has left the local community and law enforcement personnel grieving several deaths. Tributes and expressions of support have come from agencies across Washington and Idaho.

Remembering the Fallen Deputy

The fallen deputy was remembered by the sheriff’s office as someone who moved toward danger while attempting to protect others. Authorities confirmed that he was survived by his wife and two children.

Heartfelt condolences go to his family, friends, colleagues and everyone affected by the Spangle shooting. Thoughts are also with the second deputy and his loved ones.

Deputy Parker Perry Obituary and Cause of Death

The supplied article identifies the fallen officer as Deputy Parker Perry and attributes his death to injuries sustained during the November 3 shooting. However, the official sheriff’s office statements and Associated Press coverage reviewed for this article did not publicly identify the deceased deputy by name. They confirmed that a Spokane County deputy died after being shot during the response.

The precise medical cause of death has not been publicly detailed in those official statements. Funeral and memorial arrangements have not been confirmed.

Disclaimer

Although some local reporting refers to the deputies as Perry and Acheson, the official statements reviewed did not provide their full names. The specific identification Parker Perry and the name Mason Acheson therefore require confirmation from the sheriff’s office or the families before being presented as established facts. The account that the second deputy was on life support is supported by the sheriff’s office, but his later condition should be checked against the latest official update.

The suspect and other victims’ identities are reported by local media. The investigation remains subject to official findings and further updates.