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The tool provides access to calls for service, arrests, response times, and offense reports by police service area and zip codes.
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Judge Sid Harle ordered Judge Stephanie Boyd of the 187th District Court recused from the high-profile trial of three former San Antonio police officers. Harle agreed with the defense attorneys who argued her impartiality was in doubt.
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Multiple people reported the boy's social media post to the police, leading to his arrest on Sunday night.
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SAPD plans to hire 65 new patrol officers. SAFD plans 15 new positions to staff medical teams at the three busiest fire stations — Fire Stations 4, 19, and 44.
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The budget includes $10 million in cuts across the city and some new fees for residents on garbage carts and city event tickets, but no new taxes.
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SAPD’s SWAT team participated in the UAE SWAT Challenge for the first time this year, and human rights and police reform advocates say the decision was a major mistake.
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The controversial state law makes illegally crossing the Mexico-Texas border a state crime and gives state law enforcement officers the power to make arrests of suspected violators.
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Bond has been set at $3 million dollars for a 40-year-old San Antonio man on charges related to the wounding of two police officers during a shootout on the Northeast Side Thursday night.
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The mural includes a list of names of the people who have died in police interactions along with images of Baltasar Rodriguez, who died in 2021 and whose friends designed the mural.
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San Antonio's top two crime fighters shook hands in public Monday evening at a far West Side Catholic church following a well-publicized dispute over the root causes of a rash of shootings.