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Black firefighter out of prison after arresting officer falsified documents By: Terace Garnier, Newsy and last updated 2021-04-26 21:48:46-04 A Black firefighter who worked at a station in Washington, D.C., is back at home with his family after spending nearly two years falsely imprisoned.  “He was really happy to see his mom and dad and then spend some time with him yesterday and last night. Today, he's with his 2-year-old, and I'm sure he's happier than many people in the world get to be,” Marvin Miller told Newsy.  Marvin Miller represents Elon Wilson, a firefig...

April 26, 2021 SHOW TRANSCRIPT A Black firefighter who worked at this fire house in Washington, D.C., is back at home with his family after spending nearly two years falsely imprisoned.  “He was really happy to see his mom and dad and then spend some time with him yesterday and last night. Today, he's with his 2-year-old, and I'm sure he's happier than many people in the world get to be,” Marvin Miller told Newsy.  Marvin Miller represents Elon Wilson, a firefighter sent to prison after his arresting officer falsified documents. Partnering with a local prosecutor in Virginia, Miller sai...

Black Firefighter Released from Prison After Evidence Surfaces Showing Virginia Officer Lied About Every Single Reason for Traffic Stop A former Black firefighter was released from prison on Wednesday after a Fairfax County Circuit Court overturned his 2019 conviction on drug and gun charges. The judge wrote in the decision that the case had been built on “false statements.” Judge Daniel Ortiz threw out the conviction on Tuesday, April 20, writing, “Freitag’s false statements undermined judicial integrity in the public’s eyes and left a man sitting in prison for almost two years.”...

D.C. Firefighter Released From Prison After Fairfax County Police Stop Deemed Unlawful 820 Former D.C. firefighter Elon Wilson has been released from prison after his arrest was deemed unlawful. Image: Twitter/@BSO A former D.C. firefighter was released from prison Wednesday after evidence surfaced that a Fairfax County officer lied about the reason for a traffic stop. Elon Wilson, a Black father and a respected member of his community, was released Wednesday after almost two years in prison. Judge Daniel Ortiz tossed Wilson’s conviction writing “Freitag’s false statements undermined ju...