Brevard deputy at center of shooting investigation had record of concerning behavior Eric Rogers, Florida Today Replay Video UP NEXT The Brevard County sheriff s deputy at the center of the officer-involved shooting that killed two Cocoa teens exhibited violent and rash behavior in the months before the November shooting, records showed. The incidents, previously reported on by FLORIDA TODAY, included a reported physical confrontation and alleged threats against another law enforcement officer, and a violent domestic dispute with his estranged wife. Brevard Deputy Jafet Santiago-Miranda was placed on administrative leave commonly done following officer-involved shootings after firing on a moving vehicle during an attempted traffic stop, striking and killing 16-year-old Angelo Crooms and 18-year-old Sincere Pierce.
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Brevard County sheriff s deputy fired after past misconduct revealed by Washington Post Alessandro Marazzi Sassoon, Florida Today NI90: Missing girl, COVID housing assistance and real estate insanity Replay Video UP NEXT Brevard County Sheriff Wayne Ivey fired deputy Jonathan A. Freitag earlier this month after he became aware that the officer had a long history of misconduct allegations which, according to the sheriff, were not provided to his agency during a background investigation. The story of the deputy s history and that the Fairfax County Police Department in Virginia failed to inform the Brevard County Sheriff s Office about the allegations were broken by the
Brevard County Sheriff Wayne Ivey fired deputy Jonathan A. Freitag earlier this month after he became aware that the officer had a long history of misconduct allegations which, according to the sheriff, were not provided to his agency during a background investigation. The story of the deputy s history and that the Fairfax County Police Department in Virginia failed to inform the Brevard County Sheriff s Office about the allegations were broken by the Washington Post. To say the least, it is outrageous that an individual such as Mr. Freitag, with a history of alleged misconduct at the Fairfax County Police Department, had become a member of our agency and placed in a position that may have negatively impacted our citizens due to your agency s misrepresentations, Ivey wrote in a two page April 5, 2021 letter to the Interim Police Chief of Fairfax County, David M. Rohrer.