Police Officer Jason David Moszer, Fargo Police Department, North Dakota

Police Officer Jason David Moszer

Fargo Police Department, North Dakota

End of Watch Thursday, February 11, 2016

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Jason David Moszer

Police Officer Jason Moszer was shot and killed while responding to a domestic violence call in the area of 3rd Street North and 9th Avenue North, in which shots had been fired.

The subject, armed with multiple long guns, called dispatchers after barricading himself inside his home and told them he was going to shoot at officers. The subject then shot Officer Moszer, who had set up on a perimeter location. The subject fired at other officers but did not strike anyone else.

The man's body was located inside the home suffering from a gunshot wound after an 11-hour standoff.

Officer Moszer was a member of the Minnesota National Guard and had served with the Fargo Police Department for six years. He is survived by his wife and two children.

Bio

Age 33
Tour 6 years
Badge 359
Military Veteran

Incident Details

Cause Gunfire
Incident Date Wednesday, February 10, 2016
Weapon Rifle
Offender Committed Suicide

domestic, barricade

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I was back then a truck driver and was stopped by Officer Moszer in 2014, he was a nice young police officer. He let me go with a warning, which I was grateful.

Upon hearing of his death I was shocked and saddened. He seemed like a fine young man.

There is a sad and fitting tribute to him which makes me cry whenever I hear it. It is a song, Sgt. MacKenzie, with the Fargo Police Department calling in a status check of all units, which Officer Moszer, Edward 143, would never respond. Very sad and I cry whenever I listen to it.

Thank you for your service, Officer Jason David Moszer. You will never be forgotten.

Jacqueline Hemingway
Public interaction with Officer Moszer

June 16, 2023