A San Antonio cop with just three years on the force got an indefinite suspension after blowing through six red lights, speeding dangerously on a non-emergency call, crashing into another patrol car—and then lying about it. He initially told supervisors he hit a curb, but later admitted he wasn’t sure if he hit the car or a curb. Both officers failed to report the wreck until days later, when another officer noticed the damage. This cover-up and blatant dishonesty sent a clear message: transparency and accountability aren’t optional in law enforcement.
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