An Alexandria police officer has been charged with reckless driving following a vehicle collision that occurred during a pursuit of a stolen vehicle in June.
Officer Damon Frazier was served a summons for reckless driving, a Class 1 misdemeanor, after the Alexandria Commonwealth’s Attorney reviewed the June 14 incident, according to a Friday press release from the Alexandria Police Department.
The collision occurred at approximately 10 a.m. at the intersection of Franklin and South Patrick streets while Frazier was actively pursuing a stolen vehicle.
Both Frazier and the civilian driver involved in the crash sustained minor injuries and were transported to a local hospital. No other injuries were reported.
Frazier, who joined the department on Oct. 30, 2023, remains on duty pending the outcome of an administrative review, police said.
The Alexandria Police Department said in the release that it “takes officer conduct and accountability seriously” and noted that all officers are required to complete Emergency Vehicle Operations Course training, which is designed to ensure safe driving practices during emergency and pursuit situations.
“The APD remains committed to transparency, public safety, and maintaining the trust of our community,” the department said.
No further details were available.
The full press release from Alexandria Police Department is provided below.
Alexandria Police Officer Involved in Criminal Pursuit, Served Summons for Reckless Driving
ALEXANDRIA, VA – On Saturday, June 14, 2025, at approximately 10:00 a.m., an Alexandria Police officer was involved in a vehicle collision at the intersection of Franklin and South Patrick Streets, while actively pursuing a stolen vehicle.
Both the officer and the civilian driver sustained minor injuries and were transported to a local hospital. No other injuries were reported.
Officer Damon Frazier has been served a summons for reckless driving, a Class 1 misdemeanor, following a determination by the Alexandria Commonwealth Attorney. Officer Frazier, who joined the department on October 30, 2023, remains on duty pending the outcome of an administrative review.
The Alexandria Police Department takes officer conduct and accountability seriously. All officers are required to complete the Emergency Vehicle Operations Course (EVOC) training, a specialized program designed to ensure safe and responsible driving practices during emergency and pursuit situations.
The APD remains committed to transparency, public safety, and maintaining the trust of our community. No further details are available at this time.
