Suspended Gonzaga Student Sentenced in Spokane Assault Case Connected to Firework

Spokane, WA, October 13, 2026 —

A suspended Gonzaga student has been sentenced in Spokane in an assault case connected to a firework, according to the information provided about the case.

The available account does not identify the student, say when the sentencing took place or specify the sentence imposed. It also does not describe the assault, explain how the firework was connected to the case, or state where in Spokane the proceedings occurred.

The student’s suspension from Gonzaga is included in the account, but no further details are provided about when or why the suspension began, or whether it is related to the assault case. The information does not identify the court, describe the legal findings or say whether the student entered a plea or was found guilty.

Those omissions leave important aspects of the case unclear. In particular, the available details do not establish whether the firework was used during the assault, was involved in another way or figured in the case only as background. No additional information is provided about other people involved, any injuries, police or court statements, or what happened after sentencing.

The reported outcome is limited to the fact that the student was sentenced in Spokane. Without the sentence’s terms, the case date and further information about the incident, the scope and consequences of the court’s decision cannot be determined from the account provided. No additional claims about the student, Gonzaga or the proceedings can be verified from these details alone.

Story summarized from the original created by Noah Boelter NonStop Local Multimedia Journalist on www.khq.com, see more information here.

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