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This is an interview with retired police officer Wille Cantu, who talks about how big city liberal leaders limit the police in protecting the public. Liberal mayors and city officials blame the police for violence and have created “hostile work ... Read More

Liberal San Antonio city council member Sukh Kaur from District 1 has proposed a city ordinance to allow the city to hire retired sworn officers or civilian city employees to address non-injury traffic accidents, parking concerns, and noise ordinance violations. ... Read More

A “murder map” of San Antonio for 2024 shows 127 homicides in the city, with most recorded in the 78207 ZIP code. However, the city leaders and the local liberal mainstream news media ignore the facts of the rise in ... Read More

Erik Cantu, the man who was shot multiple times by a former San Antonio police officer in 2022 and was portrayed as a victim by the local news, was rearrested on Friday, May 9, for a third time. This case ... Read More

Another violent repeat offender who was previously charged as a murder suspect was arrested this weekend on charges that he fired a gun during a massive brawl outside a pair of popular downtown bars. This is another example of Bexar ... Read More

Since Obama, police have been blamed for enforcing the laws while criminals are excused for breaking them. Nationwide, police officers have retired early or quit their careers while hiring and recruiting are down. San Antonio is no different. While the ... Read More

Retired San Antonio police officer Willie Cantu talks about some recent “exit interviews” from officers who have left the SAPD. The interviews reflected poorly on the department’s management and showed the low morale of the officers. Willie explains how SAPD ... Read More

There are several reasons why crime and violence are high in San Antonio, and retired San Antonio police officer Willie Cantu explains one reason—the poor leadership at the SAPD. Cantu describes the leadership and gives examples of why morale is ... Read More

San Antonio Violent Crimes Nov. 4-10, 2024 During the seven days of Monday, Nov. 4 to Sunday, Nov. 10, 2024, there were ten shootings and stabbings reported in San Antonio’s local news media. Seven were shootings, three stabbings, eight persons wounded, ... Read More

The Tren de Aragua Venezuelan gang has been making headlines in New York, Colorado, Chicago, and now in Texas in Houston, Dallas, and San Antonio. On Saturday, Oct. 5, San Antonio police, backed by the Texas Dept. of Public Safety, ... Read More