Incidents

Chesterfield Police shot Bruce W. Terry, 50, in his home

Chesterfield Police shot and killed Jeffrey D. Kite, 36, in his home after police said he fired at them

According to a court complaint, Chesterfield County police officers Christopher Paroskie, J.W. Partin, & Dixon allegedly harassed a citizen named Mr. Bell over a period of years.

Following a 911 call about a man who was suicidal, Chesterfield Police shot and killed Kenneth Perna-Rutsky, 38, during a "standoff" after a SWAT team converged on his house and a police plane flew above.

"....That “a former CCPD police officer revealed to the press that the CCPD was requiring officers to make two (2) to three (3) traffic stops per day and one (1) arrest per day” (SAC at para. 29) (emphasis added);

That “CCPD, with the insistence and oversight of Defendants Kelly and Dupuis, promulgated its [arrest quota] policy in a document titled ‘Chesterfield County Employee Development Program,’ which stated that officers ‘must maintain the shift average of traffic stops and that the shift ‘average was between two and three traffic stops’ per day, and, further, officers shall ‘maintain the expectation of one arrest per day’” (SAC at para. 31) (emphasis added);

That “the CCPD, through Defendant Kelly, confirmed at the time that they had no intention of terminating thhe use of Arrest Quotas. Instead, the CCPD continued to enforce the Arrest Quotas for their officers until long after Mr. Howell’s wrongful arrest....”

A Chesterfield Police officer who has never been publicly identified shot and killed Frankie Pitt

Chesterfield Police shot and killed Brian McDaniel, 38, in his home after arriving to arrest him on domestic assault charges.

Chesterfield Police shot and killed attorney Richard C. Ferris II at his home after police said he fired at officers.