Bexar County law enforcement officer arrests rose 20 percent in 2021 – KSAT
A combined 25 peace officers from SAPD, BCSO charged in 2021; up 20% from 2020 [from KSAT]
July 14, 2023
BCSO Suspensions Dashboard
This Officer Suspension Dashboard has been created as an effort to offer further transparency to the public about the conduct of Bexar County Sheriff’s Office (BCSO) Deputies. We have collected suspension documents from 2015- 2023, and will be updating our data frequently. It should be noted that we have inputted all the data we have received but there may be some suspensions or firings not represented. At this time, we have not received many detailed documents explaining the suspensions or firings represented on this dashboard. These incidents are represented in the ‘Unknown’ incident category. Additionally, this dashboard does not include suspensions issued for purely attendance-based violations or probationary deputy firings. We have maintained the incident categories used in the SAPD dashboard for comparative purposes. BCSO uses a different incident type language than what is represented in this dashboard.
Please note — this dashboard is best viewed on a desktop, laptop or horizontally on a tablet.
Please note — this dashboard is best viewed on a desktop, laptop or horizontally on a tablet.
how to use the dashboard
Additional Resources
BCSO more than doubles SAPD in law enforcement officer arrests in 2022 – KSAT
Fifteen deputies, ranging from newly hired temporary jailers to longtime veterans of the agency, ended up on the wrong aside of the law this year,
July 14, 2023
Bexar County Sheriff Javier Salazar fired more than 100 deputies during his first term, very few were reinstated – KSAT
Bexar County Sheriff Javier Salazar fired more than 100 deputies during his first term in office and only a handful were able to win back
July 14, 2023
Bexar County, Deputy Sheriff’s Association approve new collective bargaining agreement – KSAT
The Deputy Sheriff’s Association of Bexar County has overwhelmingly voted in favor of a new five-year collective bargaining agreement with Bexar County, according to a
July 14, 2023
Major changes coming for Bexar County Sheriff’s Office disciplinary process, sheriff announces – KSAT
A major change was announced Monday for the Bexar County Sheriff’s Office as part of the collective bargaining agreement — no more arbitration, and the
July 14, 2023
