Fort Worth officer fired after accusation he brandished gun during argument

A Fort Worth police officer was fired Tuesday after he was investigated for allegedly pulling out a gun during an argument in Boyd earlier this year while he...

A Fort Worth police officer was fired Tuesday following an investigation into an incident earlier this year during which he allegedly pulled out a gun during an argument.

Fort Worth police learned that Michael Williams was involved in an argument Feb. 17 at a business in Boyd, about 30 miles northwest of Fort Worth in Wise County, and that he displayed a gun in a threatening manner, according to the department. He was not on duty at the time.Advertisement The department investigated the matter and found that Williams violated multiple department policies. Police Chief Neil Noakes “concurred” with the findings of the investigation, and Williams’ employment was terminated, the department said.

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