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Police chief regrets saying actor’s death wasn’t a hate crime: ‘Way too soon’
Just two days after actor Jonathan Joss was fatally shot on Sunday, June 1, the San Antonio Police Department issued a statement noting that they’d found “no evidence whatsoever” to indicate that his murder was a hate crime. Now, SAPD Police Chief William McManus is walking back that update.
San Antonio police backpedal on initial claim that Jonathan Joss’ murder was not an anti-LGBT hate crime - “It was way too ...
SAN ANTONIO — San Antonio Police say a shoplifting suspect may be facing several charges after a foot chase and scuffle at ...
A San Antonio police detective is accused of driving while intoxicated. Detective Albert Garansuay was arrested while ...
SAN ANTONIO - An off duty detective has been arrested ad charged with driving while intoxicated, according to police. On ...
Former SAPD officer James Brennand's trial was initially set for April, but it was delayed so the court could review new ...
A BCSO report reveals that Corporal Roberto Lopez was suspended after he failed to search a man, who later shot and killed ...
San Antonio Police Release Body Cam Footage of Officer-Involved Shooting Outside Thai Hut Restaurant
San Antonio Police release bodycam footage of a May 9 shooting involving officer Mark Castillo and Sheldon Butts.
San Antonio police said a woman was found dead with her two parents in a double murder-suicide at a Northwest Side home.
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