A San Antonio Police Department officer was twice suspended this summer after city-issued equipment, including his service weapon, was stolen from his personal vehicle in car burglaries that took place one month apart, discipline records released this week confirm.
He was given a one-day suspension in late June, after his duty weapon and holster were stolen from his personal vehicle on May 6, SAPD discipline files show.A month later, on June 8, Reisiger’s personal vehicle was again broken into, records show.SAPD officials confirmed Monday that Reisiger’s gun has not been recovered.He served his one-day suspension in July and completed his three-day suspension Monday, discipline records confirm.
A second SAPD officer, Eloy Cuellar, was suspended three days in late July after his personal vehicle was burglarized. Among the items stolen July 3 were his service weapon, city-issued body armor, city-issued shotgun rounds, his personally owned shotgun and his personally owned AR-15 rifle, records confirm.Cuellar has five years of service with SAPD, city HR records show.McManus later reimbursed the city the cost of the vest, according to media reports.Emmy-award winning reporter Dillon Collier joined KSAT Investigates in September 2016.
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