Two Washington deputies killed trying to rescue possible hostages after woman shot

Two Spokane County sheriff’s deputies, Mason Acheson and Parker Perry, were killed on November 3rd when they were shot while attempting to rescue possible hostages at a home near Spangle. The deputies responded to a domestic violence call where a woman had been shot. The suspect, Ryan Larsen, was found dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound, along with two other deceased individuals identified as his mother and sister.

• Sheriff’s Deputies Mason Acheson and Parker Perry were fatally shot on November 3rd near Spangle, Washington.
• The deputies were responding to a domestic violence call where a woman reported being shot and indicated possible hostages were inside.
• The suspect, Ryan Larsen, was found deceased from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
• Two other individuals, identified as Suzanne Larsen and Rebecca Larsen (mother and sister of Ryan Larsen), were also found deceased.
• Both Acheson and Perry were military veterans and left behind families.
• Acheson served in the Washington Army National Guard and previously as a State Patrol trooper.
• Perry was a K-9 deputy and also served in the National Guard.
• The Spokane County Sheriff’s Office is accepting donations for funeral expenses and to support the deputies’ families.