Protesters are arrested when Spokane enforces an emergency curfew during ice demonstrations

Spokane, Washington, was declared a state of emergency after protesters failed to work with Mayor Lisa Brown

Brown issued a curfew during ice protests from Boone Ave to Spokane Falls Blvd and Howard St to Division ST and ice protests at Riverfront Park.

After the protests began, former Spokane Councilman Ben Stuckart issued a call for support for the detention of a Venezuelan man seeking asylum.

“Action Alert: Three weeks ago, I became the legal guardian of a young man seeking asylum from Venezuela. He has handed in all paperwork and conducted a future court hearing. I went to the ice check with him today. They detained him and transported him to Tacoma,” his post read. “I asked if you care completely about these illegal detainees, you would meet me at 411 West Cataldo. I’m going to sit in front of the bus.

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Stuckart became the legal guardian of a 21-year-old Venezuelan man three weeks ago.

The Spokane Police Department and the County Sheriff’s Office are currently on site, also known as the gathering is illegal.

Spokane County Commissioner Josh Kerns issued a statement saying there were two riots in Spokane City.

“The turmoil we see in Spokane City is unacceptable,” Commissioner Kerns said. “I stand with dedicated law enforcement men and women who are hurt in ways that protect their lives, businesses and public safety.” He continued: “Thanks tonight to our police, representatives and their families. We support you and come back.”

A Spokane policeman wears a gas mask. (kayu-tv)

Commissioner Kerns also said: “I strongly support every American First Amendment, free to speak and peacefully protest – but the rights do not include violence, obstructing law enforcement, destroying property or putting others at risk. We must uphold our freedom and legal exercise of their responsibilities.”

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Brown also issued a statement about the party.

“I know what’s happening outside the Federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement Office in Spokane. The city of Spokane respects and reserves everyone’s First Amendment rights and the right to enjoy public property.

The crowd dispersed to deploy tear gas for the police. (kayu-tv)

“The City of Spokane continues to uphold the Washington Work Act. The Spokane Police Department will address violations of the Spokane City Code.

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“I encourage everyone to stay peaceful and secure, and my heart is separated from my family. Our unity is stronger than any attempt to divide us.”

Several protesters were detained on charges of “not dispersing” and SPD has deployed tear gas to the crowd.