Officer-Involved Shooting in Reston

Man in stolen U-haul shot after attacking officer

Officer-Involved Shooting in Tysons

Man in Custody After Shooting at Officers

Officer-Involved Shooting in Seven Corners

Officer-involved shooting McLean home

Officer-Involved Shooting in Springfield Town Center Parking Lot

Warrants Served on Suspect in Officer-involved Shooting

Man Charged After Officer-Involved Shooting

Investigation Continues after Officer Involved Shooting in Springfield | Fairfax County Police Department News (wordpress.com)

UPDATE: Statement from Colonel Edwin C. Roessler Jr. Regarding December 17 Officer-Involved Shooting

Chief Roessler Provides Communications Regarding USPP Shooting

Update on Officer Involved Shooting in Falls Church

Our criminal and administrative investigations continue after an officer deployed deadly force last night around 10 p.m. in the 7600 block of Lee Landing Drive in the Falls Church section of Fairfax County. Officers from the Special Weapons and Tactics Team (SWAT) entered a house while serving a narcotics search warrant and related arrest warrants. They were confronted by David Vo, 24, of Falls Church, who brandished an assault style weapon. A SWAT officer discharged his weapon striking Vo in the lower body. Officers immediately rendered medical aid and Vo was taken to a hospital where he was treated and released. None of the officers were injured.

Update on Oct. 21 Shooting Investigation in Burke

A 25-year veteran of the department assigned to the West Springfield District Station returned fire after being shot upon by the suspect.  The Office of the Medical Examiner found that none of the bullets fired by the officer struck anyone in the house.  The investigation was reviewed by the Commonwealth Attorney's Office in December and the decision was made that a criminal review was not warranted.  Chief Roessler determined that the officer should be returned to full duty.

Update on Oct. 20, 2019 Fatal Pedestrian Crash Involving Police Cruiser

The involved police cruiser was driven by a two-year veteran of the department with four years of law enforcement experience.  The investigation was reviewed by the Commonwealth Attorney's Office in November and they determined that no charges will be placed.  In addition, the Office of the Medical Examiner determined that the pedestrian had a blood alcohol level above .20, which is extremely high.  Chief Roessler determined that the officer should be returned to full duty.

Additional FCPD Video of USPP Shooting

2018 In-Custody Death Body Worn Camera Footage

Case 20173210249 (Redacted)