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Spokane County Sheriff’s Office purchases 200 TCRs to equip every squad car


The Byrna Law Enforcement team trained the Spokane County Sheriff’s Office Tuesday on the use of its less-lethal platform.

The Spokane County Board of Commissioners approved the purchase of Byrna less-lethal launchers, including 200 Tactical Compact Rifles (TCRs) and 39,000 rounds of Byrna non-lethal ammunition and accessories.

In July, the Washington State Legislature passed House Bill 1310 and House Bill 1054, which established new use-of-force standards for law enforcement. The new legislation prompted the sheriff’s office to explore less-lethal options.

The sheriff’s office plans to supply launchers to the patrol division, SWAT team, and TAC unit, providing a TCR for every patrol car.


Sheriff's deputies surround a table with Byrna products. 

Nineteen deputies from the patrol division, SWAT team, and TAC unit attended the Byrna Train-The-Trainer course. It consisted of classroom training, practical application, and scenario-based training. The course certified attendees to teach others how to use the Byrna platform.


Two deputies engaging in a training course in Spokane. 

Local news stations also attended the training. You can view coverage from KXYL here and KHQ here.

A reporter from KHQ in Spokane speaks to Byrna's Director of Law Enforcement Josh Schirard. 

A reporter from KXYL holds a Byrna with the assistance of Schirard. 


The Spokane County Sheriff’s Office is expected to begin training its deputies and deploying the Byrna launchers in early 2022.

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