BCSO fires deputy who was drunk on duty, records show
Sheriff’s office was called about Deputy James Davila in March
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Several deputies were suspended and one deputy was fired in BCSO disciplinary records turned over in December. (KSAT)
SAN ANTONIO – The Bexar County Sheriff’s Office fired one of its law enforcement deputies after he was “legally intoxicated” while on duty, according to disciplinary records obtained Tuesday by KSAT 12 News.
On March 27, 2020, the Bexar County Sheriff’s Office received a call about Deputy James Davila, who appeared to be visibly intoxicated, according to the disciplinary records. The records did not specify where Davila was or his behavior at the scene.
BCSO deputy troubles: Inmate suicide, drunk on duty, off-duty traffic stops
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Three separate incidents landed Bexar County deputies in hot water for failing to properly conduct their duties, suspension records show.Ken Branca
Three separate incidents landed Bexar County deputies in hot water last year for failing to properly conduct their duties, recently released records show. Two of of the employees were suspended and one was fired.
Inmate suicide:
After an inmate committed suicide, Corporal Antoinette Suer received a four-day suspension for failing to follow protocol.
Records show that on Nov. 2, 2019, an inmate was found hanging in a holding cell in the main jail booking area, where Suer was acting supervisor. The inmate later identified as 35-year-old Rondell Lee Peterson had been noted as suicidal and should have been placed in a suicide smock to prevent injury. Suer failed to take precautions once notified of Peterson s status, leaving him in an or