A pair of lawsuits pending in federal court in Austin accuse San Marcos police of quickly resorting to the use of stun guns to violate
Departments have had to take back hundreds of officers over the past decade after appeals required by union contracts. [from Washington Post]
A recent investigative series by the KSAT 12 Defenders, “Broken Blue,” looks into why officers involved in some of SAPD’s most notorious firings were… [from
Texas’ approach to regulating law enforcement is toothless. [from New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung Online]
San Antonio police officers accused of violating the department’s body-worn camera policy are rarely suspended, a months-long investigation by the KSAT 12 Defenders found. [from
Across 13,394 employees, the city of San Antonio paid a total of $842 million in wages and $1.2 billion in total compensation to fire, police
In the past decade, arbitrators have overturned 10 San Antonio Police Department firings, allowing cops accused of serious wrongdoing to stay on the force. [from
The list below shows Bexar County sheriff's deputy and detention officer suspensions from January 2013 to the present for last names that range from the
In February, San Marcos seized the title of First City to Ever Repeal a Police Contract in Texas. But how?
