Fargo Police Officer Remembered at 10-Year Memorial

Jason Moszer was killed in the line of duty while responding to a domestic violence call in 2016.

Published on Feb. 12, 2026

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The Fargo Police Department held a memorial service to honor Officer Jason Moszer, who was killed in the line of duty 10 years ago on February 10, 2016. Moszer was fatally shot while responding to a domestic violence call where the suspect had barricaded himself inside a home and opened fire on officers. Police Chief David Zibolski praised Moszer's bravery and dedication to serving the community, while fellow officer Mark Ranum remembered him as a community engagement leader.

Why it matters

Officer Moszer's death was a tragic loss for the Fargo community, highlighting the dangers police officers face when responding to volatile domestic violence situations. The memorial service allows the department and community to honor his sacrifice and remember his legacy of service.

The details

On the night of February 10, 2016, Fargo police responded to a domestic violence call near 3rd Street North and 9th Avenue North. The armed suspect had barricaded himself inside the home and threatened to shoot any officer who approached. As officers secured the perimeter, the suspect opened fire, striking Officer Moszer. He was rushed to the hospital but died the next day.

  • On February 10, 2016, Officer Jason Moszer was fatally shot while responding to a domestic violence call.
  • The 10-year memorial service for Officer Moszer was held on February 12, 2026.

The players

Jason Moszer

A Fargo police officer who was killed in the line of duty in 2016 while responding to a domestic violence call.

David Zibolski

The Fargo Police Chief who praised Officer Moszer's bravery and dedication to serving the community.

Mark Ranum

A Fargo police officer who remembered Moszer as a community engagement leader.

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What they’re saying

“Jason made the ultimate sacrifice while bravely serving our community. One of our biggest duties is to protect the vulnerable from harm, which can be anyone at any time. And in this case, it was her. He didn't wonder why he was going. He didn't stop to hesitate to respond. He went, along with other Fargo officers who were dealing with the same situation. He was representing himself as a guardian of our community and gave the ultimate sacrifice in doing so.”

— David Zibolski, Fargo Police Chief (am1100theflag.com)

“Jason was the community engagement team before the position was created.”

— Mark Ranum, Fargo Police Officer (am1100theflag.com)

What’s next

The Fargo Police Department plans to hold an annual memorial service to honor Officer Moszer and remember his sacrifice.

The takeaway

Officer Moszer's death serves as a tragic reminder of the dangers police officers face when responding to volatile domestic violence situations. His legacy of community engagement and dedication to protecting the vulnerable will continue to inspire the Fargo Police Department and the community they serve.