Current D.C. Cops the Department Wanted to Fire
D.C.’s Metropolitan Police Department sought to fire these 24 current officers after Internal Affairs investigated and sustained allegations of criminal misconduct against them. For all but three, an Adverse Action Panel overruled their terminations.
- Markquat Anu Amen-Ra, OfficerDomestic violence in 2014Suspension without pay for 5 days
- Gregory Arrington, OfficerDomestic violence, refusing to obey lawful order in 2017Suspension without pay for 12 days
- Bai Bangura, OfficerDomestic violence in 2016Suspension without pay for 10 days
- Christopher Clark, OfficerReckless driving, DUI, hit and run, property damage in 2016Suspension without pay for 15 days
- Andre Davis, OfficerTheft of vehicle by bailee in 2011Suspension without pay for 45 days
- Stephen Davis, Detective Grade IIFraud in 2018Settled before trial
- Ronald Faunteroy, Master Patrol OfficerAssault with deadly weapon, sexual solicitation in 2016Suspension without pay for 45 days
- Steven Ferris, OfficerDomestic violence in 2012Suspension without pay for 40 days
- Wilberto Flores, OfficerIndecent exposure in 2010Suspension without pay for 60 days
- Shaun Freeman, OfficerFraud in 2017Suspension without pay for 35 days
- DeVon Goldring, OfficerDomestic violence in 2009Suspension without pay for 21 days
- Jonathan Goodman, OfficerAssault in 2012Suspension without pay for 35 days
- Karim Henry, OfficerInterfering with lawful arrest in 2016Suspension without pay for 41 days
- Demond James, OfficerPossession of a controlled substance in 2016Panel sustained termination, but Chief Peter Newsham reduced sentence
- Atubakr Karim, Master Patrol OfficerStalking in 2016Suspension without pay for 20 days
- Anderson Liriano, OfficerCriminal threats in 2017Suspension without pay for 15 days
- Wilson Liriano, OfficerDomestic violence in 2012Panel sustained termination, but he won back his job through arbitration
- Jeffrey Mena, OfficerCarrying a pistol while impaired, threatening assault in 2017Suspension without pay for 45 days
- Leonor Packer, OfficerDomestic violence in 2015Acquitted by panel
- Juan Sanchez, OfficerTrafficking in stolen property in 2010Suspension without pay for 25 days
- Diamond Saunders, OfficerAssault in 2017Suspension without pay for 30 days
- Tatjana Savoy, LieutenantMalicious destruction of property in 2012Suspension without pay for 45 days
- Carlton Smith, OfficerMalicious destruction of property in 2014Acquitted by panel
- Arthur Thompson, OfficerDUI while on duty in 2017Suspension without pay for 65 days
Source: Reveal analysis of D.C. police leak
Credit: Soo Oh, Mohamed Al Elew, and Dhruv Mehrotra/Reveal
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