Spokane County Sheriff’s Deputies Parker Perry and Mason Acheson were killed on November 3, 2026, while responding with the SWAT team to a dangerous situation at a home near Spangle, Washington, where a family was in danger. Both men had previous military service, with Perry serving in the Army National Guard for nearly seven years with the sheriff’s office as a K9 handler alongside his partner, Brego, and Acheson serving as a sergeant and trained sniper in the Washington Army National Guard. Remembered for their courage and dedication, both deputies left behind young children, while Perry also chose to become an organ donor, giving others a chance at life even in death…
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