One day before, suspension paperwork states Flores grossly exceeded the speed limit multiple times without authorization. The officer was suspended for claiming to not hear another officer’s calls for assistance on April 25, 2019, during a loud music disturbance call.įlores was the nearest available cover officer - less than a mile away - when the responding officer called for back up, saying he was outnumbered.įlores never responded to the call and reported he was on the phone with a local pharmacy and had the radio turned down, the paperwork states. But his suspension was later reduced to eight days on Oct. Flores suspended 8 days in October 2019įlores was initially suspended for 14 days on Sept. He did not receieve authorization from a supervisor to leave his assigned patrol section, according to the suspension paperwork. The documents said Flores also went home while on duty and left his assigned section on June 6, June 7 and June 8, 2017. “Officer Flores’ actions did not conform to the ordinary and reasonable rules of good conduct and behavior and/or brought reproach and discredit on himself and the San Antonio Police Department,” suspension paperwork stated.
He yelled profanities at someone in the home, according to the suspension documents. On June 8, 2017, Flores was involved in an off-duty disturbance at a home. His suspension was then reduced to 10 days on Feb. The past suspensions Flores suspended 10 days in February 2018įlores was given a contemplated indefinite suspension on Sept 30, 2017. Perez was experiencing a mental health crisis and had a hammer in her hand when police shot her through a patio window and door at her Southwest Side apartment, McManus said. Hours after the shooting, McManus said the officers didn’t follow department training or policy and “used deadly force, which was not reasonable given all the circumstances as we now understand them.”
The newly released records reveal that Flores and Alejandro both have multiple suspensions in the past five years.įlores has been suspended four previous times for a total of 43 days and Alejandro had three past suspensions for a total of 42 days.įlores has served with the police department for 14 years, Alejandro for five years and Villalobos for two years, SAPD Chief William McManus said last month. Alfred Flores, Officer Eleazar Alejandro and Officer Nathaniel Villalobos were charged with murder after opening fire on 46-year-old Melissa Perez at her Southwest Side apartment on June 23.Īll three officers were temporarily suspended, pending termination, and have since posted bond.
SAN ANTONIO – Two of the three San Antonio Police Department officers who were charged with murder last month have multiple past suspensions, records obtained by KSAT show.
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