A San Antonio police officer was suspended for 35 days after a woman involved in a welfare check he responded to reported that he called her multiple times hoping to “build a personal relationship.”
Officer Jonathan Correa was suspended for violating civil service and San Antonio Police Department rules on moral character and courtesy toward the public, according to disciplinary records. He has been with the department for four years.
Police administration initially issued Correa a 45-day suspension. After a meeting permitted under the city’s collective bargaining agreement with the police union, Police Chief Jesse Salame reduced it to 35 days. The suspension began Sept. 29 and ended Monday…