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Ex-Fairfax officer released from jail after manslaughter conviction
Posted by: Fox News ()
Date: June 29, 2016 09:27AM

http://wtop.com/fairfax-county/2016/06/ex-fairfax-officer-released-from-jail-after-manslaughter-conviction



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Adam Torres, the first Fairfax County police officer ever convicted of an on-duty shooting has been released from jail, five days after being sentenced for the involuntary manslaughter death of John Geer.


Torres, 33, wearing a short sleeve shirt and shorts and carrying a large plastic bag of personal belongings, declined to answer questions as he was released shortly after 8 a.m. from the Fairfax County jail.
He was greeted inside the facility by several people, who appeared to be family and friends. Torres was escorted to a car parked near the jail entrance, and left without speaking.

In a hearing last Friday, Torres was sentenced to a year in jail, after a plea arrangement with prosecutors, which a judge approved.


Torres’ bond had been revoked when he was indicted on a charge of murder, in Geer’s death. He had been in the Fairfax jail since August 2015.

Torres shot Geer, 46, Springfield, Virginia, in August 2013. At the time of the shooting, Geer was at his own home, standing in a doorway. The shooting came at the end of a 40-minute standoff that started with a domestic-dispute call. Geer was unarmed at the time of the shooting, and witnesses say he had his hands up.

Prosecutor Ray Morrogh said the 10 months Torres served before agreeing to plead guilty to a reduced charge was roughly equivalent to the time he would normally spend in jail after sentencing.

Geer’s partner, and mother of Geer’s children, had approved of the plea arrangement.

Anne Geer, the victim’s mother, had vehemently opposed the deal and sentence, saying one year in prison was not justice for her son.

Torres was fired from the Fairfax County Police Department after being indicted. Earlier, the county had paid Geer’s family $2.95 million to settle a wrongful-death lawsuit.

The shooting prompted Fairfax County to review use of force and community relations polices in the police department.

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Re: Ex-Fairfax officer released from jail after manslaughter conviction
Posted by: Torres' Future ()
Date: June 29, 2016 09:56AM

He'll either be back on the job at FCPD (just like they did with Amanda Perry) or he can join fellow ex-FCPS officer and former Taliban spy Weiss Russell (formerly known as Weiss Rasool) at the IRS.

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Re: Ex-Fairfax officer released from jail after manslaughter conviction
Posted by: who cars ()
Date: June 29, 2016 01:07PM

Glad he's out and nobody will miss that asshole he shot. His cunt ex-girlfriend called the cops on him and told the 911 operator he had guns in the house and beat her up.

Next time don't call the cops for your stupid problems

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Re: Ex-Fairfax officer released from jail after manslaughter conviction
Posted by: Mike O'Meara Show Fan ()
Date: June 29, 2016 01:53PM

Maybe some nigger will murder him. Hear my prayer, O Lord.

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Re: Ex-Fairfax officer released from jail after manslaughter conviction
Posted by: Deetman ()
Date: June 29, 2016 03:01PM

A walk in the park for him. More proof of our criminal justice system being bull.

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Re: Ex-Fairfax officer released from jail after manslaughter conviction
Posted by: Vw3Nh ()
Date: June 29, 2016 03:29PM

My first instinct is to say don't blame the judge or the sheriff. Blame the prosecutor. If Horan was still in office, chances are that Officer Torres wouldn't have been prosecuted at all. He might even still be on the force. It may only be a small victory, but at least it is a victory.

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Re: Ex-Fairfax officer released from jail after manslaughter conviction
Posted by: Colonel Howdy ()
Date: June 30, 2016 07:14AM

He's no hero, but the primary blame falls on Geer himself for being a douchebag woman-beater whose asshole actions brought cops to his house.

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Re: Ex-Fairfax officer released from jail after manslaughter conviction
Posted by: yes it is ()
Date: June 30, 2016 02:17PM

Vw3Nh Wrote:
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> My first instinct is to say don't blame the judge
> or the sheriff. Blame the prosecutor. If Horan
> was still in office, chances are that Officer
> Torres wouldn't have been prosecuted at all. He
> might even still be on the force. It may only be
> a small victory, but at least it is a victory.


It is significant that Torres is the first FCPD killer to pay any price at all for their crime.

What's more significant is that the rest of the gang will think of Brother Torres every time their trigger finger gets itchy.

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Re: Ex-Fairfax officer released from jail after manslaughter conviction
Posted by: 6PkMF ()
Date: July 17, 2016 02:02PM

6PkMF

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Re: Ex-Fairfax officer released from jail after manslaughter conviction
Posted by: FrankR. ()
Date: July 17, 2016 02:08PM

Colonel Howdy Wrote:
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> He's no hero, but the primary blame falls on Geer
> himself for being a douchebag woman-beater whose
> asshole actions brought cops to his house.

Wow. Guy is dead. His ex is a POS for calling the police the way she did. You're also a POS.

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Re: Ex-Fairfax officer released from jail after manslaughter conviction
Posted by: county employee ()
Date: July 17, 2016 03:07PM

That guy did his 10 months in a holding cell and they had a tv put in the cell along with a electrical outlet for a lamp, radio and other cool stuff regular folks dont get. The deputies brought him pizzas and burgers and let him hang out in the control room sometimes.

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Re: Ex-Fairfax officer released from jail after manslaughter conviction
Posted by: Hb4Jm ()
Date: July 17, 2016 03:20PM

That's because he worked there every time he was suspended with Pat from his police day job

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Re: Ex-Fairfax officer released from jail after manslaughter conviction
Posted by: bTncv ()
Date: July 17, 2016 03:20PM

Pay

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Re: Ex-Fairfax officer released from jail after manslaughter conviction
Posted by: You're a bitch ()
Date: August 29, 2017 04:59PM

You're a bitch she did it for her safety ya fucking ass hat. You're the fucking piece of shit

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Re: Ex-Fairfax officer released from jail after manslaughter conviction
Posted by: WIN WIN ()
Date: August 29, 2017 05:47PM

county employee Wrote:
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> That guy did his 10 months in a holding cell and
> they had a tv put in the cell along with a
> electrical outlet for a lamp, radio and other cool
> stuff regular folks dont get. The deputies brought
> him pizzas and burgers and let him hang out in the
> control room sometimes.

Sucking dicks has definite benefits.

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Re: Ex-Fairfax officer released from jail after manslaughter conviction
Posted by: Foxy brown ()
Date: August 30, 2017 01:31AM

Fox news is back and so is my boner. Missed you, baby

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