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3 weeks ago | foxsanantonio.com | Mariah Medina |Colton Thompson

Vehicle burglaries across Bexar County are increasingly becoming violent crimes, according to Bexar County Sheriff Javier Salazar. (SBG San Antonio)

3 weeks ago | news4sanantonio.com | Mariah Medina |Colton Thompson

SAN ANTONIO - Vehicle burglaries across Bexar County are increasingly becoming violent crimes, according to Bexar County Sheriff Javier Salazar. "We're seeing this increasingly become not just a property crime, it's increasingly becoming a violent crime," Salazar told the Texas House Committee on Criminal Jurisprudence this month. Kate Callahan, a resident of Eckhert Crossing, is too familiar with the issue.

1 month ago | news4sanantonio.com | Mariah Medina |Colton Thompson

SAN ANTONIO - It was a shooting outside a downtown bar that occurred earlier this month that added to the extensive record of Joseph Olivarri, 38, a convicted felon, who police say fired a stolen gun during a street brawl. RELATED | Felon charged in Downtown brawl cuts ankle monitor days after release on bondAlthough no one was injured in that incident, it bore a striking resemblance to the shooting that killed Joshua Cuellar nearly a year ago outside the 210 Sports Cantina and Grill.

2 months ago | foxsanantonio.com | Mariah Medina |Colton Thompson

SAN ANTONIO — Drivers in North Bexar County may notice new high-tech cameras on their daily commutes, designed to catch speeders. Precinct 3 Constable Mark Vojvodich and his deputies are the first in Texas to begin deploying these cameras equipped with LIDAR technology. "This is a much more accurate, much less intrusive, and a safer way to identify cars that are speeding, both for the officer and the people who get a citation," said Vojvodich.

2 months ago | news4sanantonio.com | Mariah Medina |Colton Thompson

SAN ANTONIO - Drivers in North Bexar County may notice new high-tech cameras on their daily commutes, designed to catch speeders. Precinct 3 Constable Mark Vojvodich and his deputies are the first in Texas to begin deploying these cameras equipped with LIDAR technology. "This is a much more accurate, much less intrusive, and a safer way to identify cars that are speeding, both for the officer and the people who get a citation," said Vojvodich.