Fairfax County Police Department

Sully District Station News

Fall 2025

Station Commander
Major Jane Russell

Assistant Commander
Captain Aaron Spooner

A Message From Your Commanders

Dear Sully Community Members,

As the holiday season approaches, we encourage everyone to remain vigilant and prioritize safety. This newsletter offers timely tips on safe shopping, preventing package theft, and enhancing home security.

With the end of Daylight Saving Time, please adjust your routines for safer evening travel—use headlights, stay alert, and wear reflective gear if walking or cycling.

The holidays bring joy and increased activity throughout our neighborhoods, making it an ideal time to look out for one another. When shopping, park in well-lit areas, keep valuables out of sight, and avoid leaving packages unattended for extended periods. Simple steps like using timers for indoor lights and ensuring doors and windows are locked can go a long way in deterring potential burglars.

Thanks to your continued support of our mission to enhance public safety, prevent crime, and strengthen community relationships, crime rates have remained low. Our officers are prepared for the seasonal uptick in activity and encourage residents to connect with neighbors, share safety information, and report suspicious behavior promptly.

We’re also proud to highlight two FCPD holiday giving initiatives:

• Santa’s Ride collects toys for children in hospitals and local charities.
• Victim Services Gift Card Drive supports children affected by violence.

Your generosity makes a real difference. Every toy and gift card helps brighten the holidays for those in need. You’ll find more details about both programs in this newsletter.

Wishing everyone a safe and joyful holiday season.

Sincerely,

Major Russell and Captain Spooner
Sully District Station
fcpdsullycommander@fairfaxcounty.gov

Left: Capt. Aaron Spooner — Deputy Commander Center: Karen Bilak — CAC Chair Right: PFC Kyoung Pak — Honoree

Police Officer First Class Kyoung Pak has been honored as Sully Station’s Officer of the Quarter for July–September 2025. He received the award during the Sully District Community Advisory Committee (CAC) meeting on October 8, 2025.

On September 5, PFC Pak led the investigation of a domestic assault involving a child. His decisive arrest of the suspect, skillful interview, and successful felony child abuse charges safeguarded the victim and ensured accountability.

Throughout the quarter, PFC Pak also achieved 5 DUI arrests, 7 felony arrests, and 29 misdemeanor arrests. His professionalism, positive attitude, and the respect he earns from colleagues reflect the highest standards of the Fairfax County Police Department.

Want a stronger voice in local policing? The CAC connects neighbors with the Fairfax County Police Department, giving residents a direct line to district commanders.

Through the CAC, you can:

• Stay informed about neighborhood safety issues and police strategies

• Share feedback and raise questions that matter to your community

• Collaborate with law enforcement to shape local priorities