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(SAN ANTONIO) — A former San Antonio police officer was charged with two counts of aggravated assault by a public servant on Tuesday in the shooting of a teenager last week, according to the San Antonio Police Department Homicide Unit. The department fired Officer James […]
The police officer who shot an unarmed 17-year-old in his car at a McDonald’s parking lot turned himself in on Tuesday and is likely to face criminal charges, according to reports. San Antonio police chief William McManus said James Brennand, a probationary officer, was fired from his post several days after the 2 October shooting which left the teen in critical condition. Mr Brennand is charged with two counts of aggravated assault by a public servant. The teenager, Erik Cantu, remained on life support. His attorney Brian Powers said in a statement: “At this time, there is no improvement ...
James Brennand's arrest comes days after he was fired in connection with the Oct. 2 shooting that left the teenager in critical condition.
San Antonio residents have planned a protest at SAPD headquarters Tuesday night for the immediate arrest and charging of the police officer.
San Antonio Officer James Brennand was fired for violating the agency's tactics, training and procedures, police said.