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Incident Wesley-Shifflett-Fired
Date | Apr 14, 2023 |
Report # | Wesley-Shifflett-Fired |
Department | Decertified, Dismissed, & Wandering Ex-Police |
Officers | Wesley G. Shifflett |
Address | Fairfax County , VA |
Tags | Fairfax County Police | Timothy Johnson | Terminations | |
Incident Description
The Fairfax County Police Department publicly announced Officer Wesley Shifflett was to be fired after body camera footage of Shifflett killing of Timothy McCree Johnson was released on Thursday, March 23, 2023. The termination was made official on April 14, 2023.
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Police chief fires officer, releases video of shooting death
"Two officers who chased Johnson that night fired their weapons, Davis said. The one who fired the fatal round into his chest has been dismissed from the department, and the other officer remains on restricted duty as the investigation continues. The officer who was fired, Sgt. Wesley Shifflett, exhibited 'a failure to live up to the expectations of our agency, in particular use of force policies,' [Police Chief Kevin] Davis said. Caleb Kershner, an attorney for Shifflett, said his client will appeal his dismissal and expects to be exonerated." - Matthew Barakat/Associated Press, March 23, 2023
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Firing of police officer in fatal Tysons shooting upheld by court
"Wesley Shifflett’s petition challenging his firing for the Feb. 22 fatal shooting was rejected by Fairfax County Circuit Court Judge Stephen Shannon, who determined that the county had followed proper procedures when terminating the seven-year veteran of the Fairfax County Police Department. Shifflett was officially fired by the FCPD on April 14, a couple of weeks after Fairfax County Police Chief Kevin Davis informed both the officer and the public of his decision on March 23, according to court documents." - Angela Woolsey/FFX Now, July 24, 2023
- Incident 179: Killing-of-Timothy-Johnson
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McLean OIS 2.22.23 - BWC Release Video
Fairfax County Police Department