WHL Spokane Chiefs

Law Enforcement Hockey Game To Benefit Lakewood Victims

Published on February 5, 2010 under Western Hockey League (WHL)
Spokane Chiefs News Release


On February 13, 2010 at 5:00pm, the Spokane Police Department will play against the Sheriff's Office in the Spokane Arena to benefit the surviving children of the four Lakewood Police Department officers that were killed in the line of duty. Admittance to the law enforcement benefit game is free with a ticket to the Spokane Chiefs game later that night versus the Tri-City Americans at 7:00pm. The Spokane Chiefs will be holding a silent auction that night with all proceeds going to this cause. Donations will also be accepted during the Chiefs game at the Law Enforcement tables on the concourse. Members of the Lakewood Police Department will be present for both the benefit game and the Chiefs game. A pre-game ceremony will be conducted prior to the Chiefs game to recognize the families of the fallen officers.

Anyone wishing to attend may park in the arena lot and enter at the southeast corner of the arena, near the Spokane Chiefs Ticket Office. Fans can come early to see the law enforcement game at 5:00pm and remain for the 7:00pm Spokane Chiefs game vs. the Tri-City Americans. Your ticket to the Chiefs game gains you access to the Law Enforcement game at 5:00pm. To purchase tickets for these two events please call 509-535-Puck or 509-328-0450 and mention you are attending both events.




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