William McManus Archives - Page 13 of 18 - San Antonio Report

John Gomez honors of the death of Police Officer Miguel Moreno at Public Safety Headquarters.

Police Officer Dies after Shooting that Left Partner Injured, Suspect Dead

by Hanna Oberhofer and Rocío Guenther July 1, 2017July 4, 2017

James Meadours sits outside of his apartment complex on the steps where he typically waits for public transportation to arrive.

Sexual Assault Recovery ‘Starts By Believing’

by Edmond Ortiz April 27, 2017January 31, 2020

San Antonio Police Chief William McManus shakes hands with an officer outside Porter Loring Mortuary.

Despite Violent Crime Increase, Officials Say San Antonio is a Safe City

by Camille Garcia March 14, 2017November 29, 2017

Chief McManus ‘Shows His Papers’ to Legislators

by John Branch February 5, 2017February 5, 2017

From left: Chief William McManus, Mayor Ivy Taylor, and Councilwoman Rebecca Viagran (D3) hold a press conference describing a new public safety initiative.

In Response to Violent Crime Uptick, SAPD Unveils Task Force Initiative

by Camille Garcia January 18, 2017January 19, 2017

San Antonio Police Chief William McManus announces that an arrest has been made in the murder of SAPD Detective Benjamin Marconi.

Suspect Arrested in Murder of Detective Marconi

by Daniel Kleifgen November 21, 2016November 23, 2016

SAPD Releases Footage of Suspect in Police Shooting

by Daniel Kleifgen November 21, 2016November 22, 2016

FBI and San Antonio Police Officers make their way to the crime scene just outside of the Public Safety Headquarters in downtown San Antonio.

SAPD Continues Search For Police Shooter, Person of Interest Reportedly in Custody

by Daniel Kleifgen November 20, 2016November 22, 2016

Mayor Ivy Taylor announced the City's support for an extended high school internship program. Photo by Lea Thompson.

Gov & Politics, Lifestyle

First Police-Community Meeting Evokes Emotion, Dialogue

by Camille Garcia September 22, 2016November 29, 2017

Cars pass Earl, an Armed Forces veteran, remains hopeful one will stop at a green light and help him out. He says about 35 out of 100 do. Photo by Scott Ball.

Gov & Politics, Lifestyle

City Officials Tackle Panhandling, Push for Ordinance Review

by Rocío Guenther September 21, 2016November 29, 2017