US EditionSpokane Valley Considering Child Endangerment Ordinance Amid Youth Overdoses
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Spokane Valley Considering Child Endangerment Ordinance Amid Youth Overdoses
SPOKANE, WA – As fentanyl sends children to the hospital in Spokane Valley, Police Chief Dave Ellis urged city officials on Tuesday to adopt stricter drug laws before more toddlers find their parents’ stash. Officers can charge for felony child endangerment if certain drugs are involved, but not fentanyl or opioids. In that case, they would opt for third-degree assault or reckless endangerment. However, neither provides penalties that rise to en…
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