Pentagon police officer James M. Feltis III died from complications resulting from injuries sustained in the line of duty, Defense Department officials said. On Jan. 11, a stolen vehicle that was attempting to elude a marked Alexandria police cruiser struck Feltis. The 41 year-old officer, a 12-year veteran of the Pentagon Police Department, was flown to INOVA Fairfax Hospital, where he was admitted in critical condition. He never regained consciousness. During a Feb. 8 bedside ceremony attended by his wife, Feltis was awarded the Office of the Secretary of Defense Medal of Valor for life-threatening injuries sustained during the performance of his official protection duties. Officer Feltis is survived by his wife and daughter.

Agency Information:
United States Pentagon Force Protection Agency
9000 Defense Pentagon
Washington, DC 20301
Phone: 703-697-4151

 


Dear friend, may God bless you always. Rest in peace. Thank you for all the good things you taught me. I will never forget that, and I will never forget you. Your co-worker at the Pentagon. A. Trejo

Thank you to all fellow officers that risk their lives every day to save others. God bless us always.

Pentagon Police, VA
Officer Alex Trejo
Trejo495@comcast.net

Date: 04/02/2005
Time: 10:31 PM


Walk tall, walk tall and protect us from above with honor and dignity. May you lead the charge for
citizens right in heaven as you did here on earth

Darrell Thompson
Privet Security Officer St. Clair Co. MI,
Community College Campus Patrol #14
darrell@policespecial.com
www.sc4.edu


Rest in peace, and may God allow him to keep watch over us on earth while he patrols his beat
in heaven. Our prayers go out to the Officer's Department family and friends. May they all find peace in their hearts soon.

From all the Staff at Police Special Inc.