City of Fairfax officer arrested by West Virginia State Police
http://www.wjla.com/articles/2014/06/city-of-fairfax-officer-arrested-by-west-virginia-state-police-104369.html#ixzz35TT7FBYn

An off-duty City of Fairfax Police officer was arrested at the Hollywood Casino in Charlestown, West Virginia early Saturday and charged with being drunk in public and obstructing an officer.

Detective Andrew Diaz, a seven-year veteran of the department, was arrested by the West Virginia State Police, according to a statement from the City of Fairfax Police.

Diaz has been placed on administrative leave while the department conducts an internal investigation.

I thought police officers lived their lives like boy scouts off duty?

You have to be an Olympic-grade raging asshole cop to get arrested by another cop, with their "professional courtesy" to other cops bullshit.

I'd like to see how many citizen complaints this Fairfax City cop has racked up.

C'mon, gimme a break. Wrote:
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> You have to be an Olympic-grade raging asshole cop
> to get arrested in West Virginia at a Casino
>
>

C'mon, gimme a break. Wrote:
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> You have to be an Olympic-grade raging asshole cop
> to get arrested by another cop, with their
> "professional courtesy" to other cops bullshit.
>
> I'd like to see how many citizen complaints this
> Fairfax City cop has racked up.


HE may have gotten a break already by not being charged with assault or something worse.

idontlikebeingrightaboutshitlikethisbutiam



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How did he get hired in the first place? "Diaz" sounds like a Spanish name, which indicates that he is more likely to be a criminal than a cop!

There are at least two Fairfax City cops that should not be wearing badges. They have problems on their force.

meyou Wrote:
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> There are at least two Fairfax City cops that
> should not be wearing badges. They have problems
> on their force.

Would the other one be the officer who left his car and equipment at home with his drug addict son who took it for a joyride, while the officer was on vacation?

Cletus's cousin Wrote:
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> How did he get hired in the first place? "Diaz"
> sounds like a Spanish name, which indicates that
> he is more likely to be a criminal than a cop!



Just wait until Virginia police departments get liaison units like the DC police have. Latino Liaison Unit, Gay and Lesbian Liaison, Asian Liaison, etc.



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C'mon, gimme a break. Wrote:
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> You have to be an Olympic-grade raging asshole cop
> to get arrested by another cop, with their
> "professional courtesy" to other cops bullshit.
>
> I'd like to see how many citizen complaints this
> Fairfax City cop has racked up.

Exactly! +100

This guy must of fucked out his mind at the Charlestown

C'mon, gimme a break. Wrote:
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> You have to be an Olympic-grade raging asshole cop
> to get arrested by another cop, with their
> "professional courtesy" to other cops bullshit.
>
> I'd like to see how many citizen complaints this
> Fairfax City cop has racked up.


Ain't no West virgini statie going to put up with no spic, city cop or not. If the cop was white, they would have had a beer together.

I bet the charges vanish.

The Neighborhood Watch! Wrote:
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> City of Fairfax officer arrested by West Virginia
> State Police
> http://www.wjla.com/articles/2014/06/city-of-fairf
> ax-officer-arrested-by-west-virginia-state-police-
> 104369.html#ixzz35TT7FBYn
>
> An off-duty City of Fairfax Police officer was
> arrested at the Hollywood Casino in Charlestown,
> West Virginia early Saturday and charged with
> being drunk in public and obstructing an officer.
>
> Detective Andrew Diaz, a seven-year veteran of the
> department, was arrested by the West Virginia
> State Police, according to a statement from the
> City of Fairfax Police.
>
> Diaz has been placed on administrative leave while
> the department conducts an internal investigation.

He's a real piece of work...

"DIAZ ","ANDREW ","L","024"," 2803","LAURA GAE ","CI","VIENNA ","VA","08/25/2007","NOISE ORDINANCE VIOL WHISTLE "

Why even post this stuff ? People get locked up for a lot worse than this.

Why post this Wrote:
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> Why even post this stuff ? People get locked up
> for a lot worse than this.

Because it's news. Also very troubling that an officer would be getting drunk and interferring with a West VA police officer. I sure would love to know more.

Wonder if he was a sleeper MS-13 gang member?

This doesn't bother me at all. He was off-duty, anyway.

What bothers me are the crimes committed by police while they are on duty.

eesh Wrote:
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> Just wait until Virginia police departments get
> liaison units like the DC police have. Latino
> Liaison Unit, Gay and Lesbian Liaison, Asian
> Liaison, etc.


The County does but it is not advertised. How do you think the Asians get hired...or promoted....

I met this cop at my gym. Some Asian guy collapsed and Diaz did CPR and shocked the dude until paramedics came. Seems like a good guy IMO

C'mon, gimme a break. Wrote:
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> You have to be an Olympic-grade raging asshole cop
> to get arrested by another cop, with their
> "professional courtesy" to other cops bullshit.

There is no such thing as Professional Courtesy" in Law Enforcement anymore. It is all politics now. Each jurisdiction and each officer are out for themselves. It makes them look good to lock up a cop. That is what Prince William County Police are known for now. Little investigation to prove or disprove an allegation. But an arrest will give them fame. If it turns out to be a false arrest, they don't care since they already got the fame. But the officer's name was dragged through mud. So for those to say police beat the charges, a lot of the time the charges should never have been placed in the first place. NOT saying that this is the case here.

Racist Ray Wrote:
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> Wonder if he was a sleeper MS-13 gang member?

death penalty if proven

betrayal in position of public trust

West VA Security guard Wrote:
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> C'mon, gimme a break. Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > You have to be an Olympic-grade raging asshole
> cop
> > to get arrested by another cop, with their
> > "professional courtesy" to other cops bullshit.
>
> There is no such thing as Professional Courtesy"
> in Law Enforcement anymore. It is all politics
> now. Each jurisdiction and each officer are out
> for themselves. It makes them look good to lock
> up a cop. That is what Prince William County
> Police are known for now. Little investigation to
> prove or disprove an allegation. But an arrest
> will give them fame. If it turns out to be a false
> arrest, they don't care since they already got the
> fame. But the officer's name was dragged through
> mud. So for those to say police beat the charges,
> a lot of the time the charges should never have
> been placed in the first place. NOT saying that
> this is the case here.

I wouldn't say that exactly. If you're breaking the law you get charged, it's that simple. Cops breaking the law are no different.

Charged means probable cause in the arresting officer's eyes. It does not mean guilty or that he actually did anything wrong. That is for the courts to decide. We all know there are shady cops out there on both ends.

West VA security guard Wrote:
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> Charged means probable cause in the arresting
> officer's eyes. It does not mean guilty or that
> he actually did anything wrong. That is for the
> courts to decide. We all know there are shady
> cops out there on both ends.

Charged means arrested and charges filed. Not a good thing for that Fairfax cop, he must have been doing something very shady.

Wouldn't be surprised....if someone can commit unlawful entry, have special "relations" with citizens all while on duty and hope to become chief anything is possible

Or put a gun to your head in roll call and threaten to pull the trigger because you don't want to work the hospital, you can possibly get promoted to Deputy Police Chief.

Or cheat on a Sergeant's exam because the person you were dating took the exam earlier, you can also possibly get promoted to Deputy Police Chief.

Many more examples...........SAD

If you have really bad judgement and can't tell when someone is a liar, you can be a Lt .for the city. If you hate women, you will fit in and maybe promoted. You can dodat and laugh!