Trial date set for San Antonio cops who shot woman during reported mental health crisis
Testimony in the criminal trial for three former San Antonio police officers charged with fatally shooting a woman inside her apartment last summer during a mental health crisis will get underway Sept. 24, KSAT reports. On Monday, 187th District Court Judge Stephanie Boyd denied a motion by the Bexar County District Attorney’s Office to push back the trial so its lead attorney could have more review time, according to the TV station. As a result of the denial, jury selection will begin Sept. 20 for the trial of former SAPD personnel Eleazar Alejandro, Alfred Flores and Nathaniel Villalobos, KSAT reports.
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