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Defense attorneys said the allegedly withheld evidence could prove that the warrant to arrest the three former SAPD officers was improperly obtained.

It would explore utilizing retired sworn officers or civilian city employees to address certain non-injury traffic accidents, parking concerns, and noise ordinance violations. The proposal would allow SAPD officers to focus on higher priority calls.

They were shot on Wednesday night while responding to a suicide in progress on the far North Side near Stone Oak Parkway.

The recently released footage appeared to show Jeffrey Schopp, 33, holding a firearm as he ran from police on Dec. 3.

The tool provides access to calls for service, arrests, response times, and offense reports by police service area and zip codes.

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.

Multiple people reported the boy's social media post to the police, leading to his arrest on Sunday night.

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.

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.

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.