Search Continues for Suspect in Police Commissioner’s Home Shooting

Brady Tillett, the man who allegedly supplied the weapon used to shoot up the home of Police Commissioner Chester Williams, is still at large. The police department issued an official poster this week, naming Tillett as one of the five most wanted men in the country. Tillett gave a media interview earlier this week denying involvement with the incident. Willimas spoke on the investigation this week and denied that Tillett was employed by the department.

Chester Williams, Commissioner of Police: “That person is not an ex-police. I know he goes around and says that he was a special constable. I don’t know. I am not aware of that. I don’t know if he was a sworn special constable or just worked with police. I know for a fact that when I became a commissioner, he came to me and was asking to be a special constable. I did not honor that request, so I don’t know. Those persons who are responsible for what happened at my house. They have been pursued by the police. And whatever needs to be done is going to be done in accordance with the law. I operate based on rules. I cannot operate like a criminal. And the laws are there to make sure that those persons are held to account and we will use the law to do so.”

Anyone with knowledge of Tillett’s whereabouts is urged to report it to police