San Antonio -- Another San Antonio police officer has been fired. This is the second officer to lose his job for misconduct in the span of a month.
Craig Nash was accused of raping a transgendered woman a few weeks ago while on duty. He was charged with sexual assault and put on leave with pay. But late Friday he was fired.
Since the beginning of this year there have been at least four major incidents involving San Antonio police officers. We uncovered at least two officers have been let go, including Craig Nash, and two others have been suspended.
Early Friday San Antonio police confirmed Officer Christopher Martinez was also relieved us his duties. Police sources tell News 4 WOAI Martinez was accused of sexual misconduct and using his status as an officer to influence people.
Just last week Sergeant Gabe Trevino was involved in an accident that left one person dead. He's on leave with pay pending an internal investigation.
Before that, Officer Dariel Johnson was accused of beating a man while on duty. He's also on paid administrative leave.
We did try to speak with Chief Bill McManus about these recent officer involved incidents. But he wasn't available.
He did send us this statement - "The department takes allegations of misconduct seriously. My position is clear. Misconduct will not be tolerated. When a member of this department is found to have engaged in this type of misconduct, swift and appropriate action will be taken."
