The Kendall Batchelor Trial: Class, coverups and consequences in the Texas Hill Country

Earlier this month, a San Antonio judge handed down a sentence to District 10 San Antonio City Councilman Clayton Perry that many perceived as a slap on the wrist for charges he faced of fleeing the scene of a hit and run while drunk behind the wheel. Despite his involvement in what could have been a deadly collision, Perry received just 12 months of probation and 24 hours of community service.