Police Department Biographies
Chief Bryan M. Cameron Bryan began serving the residents of Aquia Harbour in May of 2022 and brought ten years of experience in law enforcement with him. He has served as a patrol officer, major crimes investigator, and has served on gangs/narcotics task forces. While working in law enforcement, Bryan obtained his bachelor's degree in criminal justice as well as a master’s degree in management. Bryan served as the Sergeant of Patrol as well as the Major of Operations for the Aquia Harbour Police Department prior to becoming Chief. Bryan is currently the department’s firearms instructor, taser instructor, and is a field training officer. Outside of work Bryan enjoys spending time with his family.
Lieutenant Randell Connelly I have been a public servant my whole life since graduating high school. Prior to coming to Aquia Harbour, I worked for the County of Stafford as a Senior Deputy for approximately five and a half years. Before that I served my country as a Hospital Corpsman in the US Navy serving primarily with the Marines. While serving as a Hospital Corpsman, I served two tours in combat forward deployed units supporting of Operation Iraqi Freedom.
I carry myself in my personal life as well as professional life by remembering one of my favorites quotes by Albert Pine “For what we do for ourselves, dies with us. What we do for others and the world, remains and is immortal”.
Officer Rusty Daymude Rusty Daymude started his law enforcement career at Aquia Harbour in January of 2003. He has 21 years of law enforcement experience, and 14 of those years have been serving the residents of Aquia Harbour. He also has served as a Patrol Sergeant for the Bowling Green Police Department. Rusty served his country as a United States Marine and was a Non-Commissioned Officer, he is also a volunteer firefighter in his spare time. Rusty's specialties include community policing, events planning, and conflict resolution. He is currently a general instructor, field training officer, S.W.A.T. certified, and is currently working on his bachelor's degree in human resource management. Outside of work Rusty enjoys spending time with his family, going to the beach, SCUBA diving, weight lifting, surfing, and skateboarding.
Officer Carlos Guevara I am a dedicated individual who has had dreams and hopes of becoming a law enforcement officer since my first year of high school. I’ve been working in the food industry since I was 16 years old and moved my way up the ranks becoming a general manager by age of 18. I love cooking and spend my free time with family and friends.
Now that I have been given an opportunity to pursue dream of becoming an officer with AHPD, I’m looking forward to giving back to the community in hopes of putting all my skills into practice and being part of something bigger than myself.
Now that I have been given an opportunity to pursue dream of becoming an officer with AHPD, I’m looking forward to giving back to the community in hopes of putting all my skills into practice and being part of something bigger than myself.
Sergeant Deon Johnson-Jackson aka “J.J”. is Northern Virginia transplant of ten years, originally from the San Francisco Bay Area and enjoying the greenery that the Mid-Atlantic has to offer. A career in Law Enforcement has been his dream job, his “North Star”, for as long as he could remember. In 2018, Deon obtained his Law Enforcement certification through the NVCJA. While attending, he was voted amongst his peers to be their class Vice President – allowing him the opportunity to lead 108 recruits to becoming sworn officers spanning 17 agencies. Deon was sworn into MWAA PD. Patrolling DCA, IAD and the road in between Route 267 gave him a lot of opportunities to hone his skills and eventually have the chance to become a K-9 Explosive Detection Handler. Deon is excited to join the Aquia Harbor PD because it allows him to focus on communities – a welcome change of pace from the hustle and bustle of travelers. When not in uniform, Deon advises you’ll most likely see him on the lake, coasting along in his bright orange Hobie kayak.
Officer Alex West has served in law enforcement for 4.5 years. He started his career with the Virginia State Police in Area 13 and Area 15 as a Virginia State Trooper. He served with the Culpeper County Sheriff’s office for a brief time before coming to work for Aquia Harbour PD.
Officer Scott Worley started his career with the Lake Monticello Police Department in 1992. After a satisfying tenure there, he transitioned to the UMW Police Department, in Fredericksburg, in 2002. He was then hired by the Fredericksburg Police Department where he served as a traffic & patrol officer, a crash reconstructionist, a patrol Sergeant, a Community Services Sergeant, a traffic section Sergeant and retired as a patrol Lieutenant in July 2024. After being retired for just 1 ½ months, he was ready to get back in service and was hired by the Aquia Harbour Police Department. When asked, he said he likes the community policing aspect of law enforcement and that the AHPD gives him the opportunity to be an engaged officer within the Aquia Harbour community.