Fired San Antonio police officer pleads guilty to family violence to stay out of jail
A San Antonio police officer booted from the force last year after an indictment in Kendall County on child abuse charges has struck a plea deal to avoid serving time, according to KSAT. Adam Franklin-Alonso pleaded guilty last month to a single misdemeanor count of assault causing bodily injury — family violence, the staton reports, citing his plea agreement. Rather than go to jail, the 30-year-old will serve one year of probation and attend parenting classes, according to KSAT's story.
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