Spokane Man Sentenced to Home Monitoring for Using Surveillance Videos to Watch Estranged Wife
A man in Spokane has been sentenced to nine months of electronic home monitoring for using surveillance videos to watch his estranged wife.
Spokane, WA, October 13, 2026 —
A man in Spokane was sentenced to nine months of electronic home monitoring after using surveillance videos to watch his estranged wife, according to the information provided about the case.
The summary does not identify the man or his estranged wife, or specify when the conduct occurred or when the sentence was imposed. It also does not provide details about how the videos were obtained, where the surveillance took place, or whether the sentence includes other conditions.
No court, judge, case number or specific offense was identified in the available information. It does not state whether the man pleaded guilty, was convicted at trial or received credit for any time already served. The information also does not describe the wife’s response or indicate whether she was present during the proceedings.
The only sentence detail provided is the nine months of electronic home monitoring. The summary does not say whether that monitoring is the entire sentence or part of a broader court order. It also does not include information about probation, protective orders, fines or other penalties, so those details cannot be confirmed.
Without further information, the circumstances behind the surveillance and the court’s reasoning for the sentence remain unclear. The stated outcome is that the man was sentenced to nine months of electronic home monitoring for using surveillance videos to watch his estranged wife.
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