He said he’s also implemented a new “two check system” that includes an initial mandatory briefing, before stings, and operation checklists. The chief said some of the changes include new leadership over APD’s narcotics unit and new equipment to help during undercover operations. “We’ve decided that we’re going to change our tactics and put in place new procedures and also add to it some new state of the art equipment that assists officers in undercover operations,” he said. As a second generation owner of Ames Funeral Home, Inc., he anticipates celebrating 65 years in business serving the Greater Northern Virginia communities.Eden said APD immediately took action after the shooting to correct problems within the department that lead to the incident, including better communication within stings. He has been a funeral service licensee for forty-two years and received his CFSP (Certified Funeral Service Practitioner) on July 3, 2019. Ames, founders of Ames Funeral Home, Inc., Manassas, Virginia. The individual is dedicated to the funeral service profession and the collective good towards the membership of VMA.Īmes is the son of the late Bernard Oliver Ames and Helen H. The individual is characterized by excellent leadership and integrity within the association and community. The Mortician of the Year award is given to a member of VMA recognized by his/her peers who demonstrates professionalism exhibited at all national, state, and local levels. (VMA) honored Ames this prestigious award in Roanoke, Virginia during their 95th Annual Convention on June 30, 2023. The Virginia Morticians’ Association, Inc. staff and family congratulates Malcolm Oliver Ames, CFSP as Mortician of the Year 2023. Investigators continue to ask anyone who may have witnessed the incident or has information to contact the police.Īmes Funeral Home, Inc. Investigators have obtained charges against Turner and Pollard for robbery resulting in death in connection to the initial robbery altercation, which ultimately resulted in the death of Carter, police said.ĭuring the investigation, authorities issued arrest warrants for Pollard in connection to an unrelated carjacking that occurred in October 2021, police said. Police found two handguns - one of which was illegally modified to be fully automatic with an extended magazine - at the scene. At this point, the suspects and police exchanged gunfire, and the incident is still under investigation.
Both men robbed the detective before getting into the other car with Pollard, police said.Īs the three tried to flee, police converged on the area to arrest them. A third man, Pollard, remained in the driver’s seat of the other vehicle and then moved his car detective’s vehicle.ĭuring the interaction, Carter ordered the detective to open the trunk to look for the money for the transaction. Turner sat up front while Carter sat in the backseat.Īt one point, Turner pulled a gun and demanded cash from the detective. Three men met the detective in the 14700 block of Fox Glove Court in Dale City, at about 7 p.m., in a separate vehicle where one of the men, Jalil Michael Turner, got into the detective’s car.Īfter talking briefly with the undercover cop, Turner got out of the car and returned a short time later with Carter, police said. Today we learned that on September 1, a confidential informant and an undercover Manassas police detective were assigned to a multi-agency narcotics task force and arranged to purchase many Fentanyl pills and at least one gun, police said. The shooting occurred on Thursday, September 1, during a drug investigation. Jaden Malik Carter, 19, of Woodbridge, died from his injuries, while another, Shane Dareon Pollard, 30, of Woodbridge, remains hospitalized. Police released new information about an officer-involved shooting in Dale City.
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