Tyler Farson

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Service Record

Westminster Colorado Police Department

Rank Senior Officer[1]
Dates of Service Hired approximately 2017.[2] Ended May 2021.[1]
Salary $78,527 (2020)[3]
Last Known Status Resigned.[1]

Frederick Colorado Police Department

Rank Officer
Dates of Service Hired May 2021.[2]
Last Known Status Active.[2]

Incident Reports

2020 Arrest of Clayton Shriver

Response Timeline

In May 2021, Farson resigned from the department.[1]

On January 14, 2022, Shriver filed a civil rights lawsuit against the city and the two officers, claiming violations of his Fourth Amendment rights due to the use of excessive force, false arrest, and malicious prosecution, and that the department had failed to properly train the officers.[4][1][5]

After the department was informed of Shriver's lawsuit, an internal investigation was launched. The investigator reviewed witness statements and the video footage, but did not interview the officers. The investigation cleared the officers, finding that the use of force was within policy, that the officers used sound judgment, and the officers' training was sufficient.[4]

A civilian review board and department leadership upheld the investigation's findings.[4]

LEO Ratings

References

  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 Statement, Westminster Police Department, 2022-01-19
  2. 2.0 2.1 2.2 Board of Trustees Meeting, Town of Frederick, 2021-05-11
  3. Tyler Scott Farson, Senior Police Officer, City of Westminster, govSalaries
  4. 4.0 4.1 4.2 Elise Schmelzer, Westminster defends actions of ex-officers sued over Taser use, releases video of Walmart incident, The Denver Post, 2022-01-21
  5. Shriver v City of Westminster, U.S. District Court, 2022-01-14

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