Policing issues were the hot topic for San Antonio Current readers this week.
The Current‘s most-read story this week was a report that the mother of the 13-year-old killed in a police shooting last weekend had her four other children taken by state child-welfare officials this week.
Readers also checked out coverage about San Antonio’s nearly $500,000 police-use-of-force settlement and a report that Uvalde cops coordinated with bikers to suppress press coverage of a school shooting funeral.
Other top stories include protest shooter Kyle Rittenhouse’s claim — on which he subsequently backtracked — that he would be attending Texas A&M.
Read on for more.
10. Historic San Antonio-area event venue the Don Strange Ranch listed for sale at $4.75 million
9. Cannabis decriminalization headed to ballot in Central Texas city of Harker Heights, activists say
8. Planet K owner sues Austin suburb over its ban on head shops
7. Man in viral video tells Uvalde cops his granddaughter is dead because they wouldn’t act
6. Witness says San Antonio police didn’t offer immediate medical aid to 13-year-old shot on Friday
4. Protest shooter Kyle Rittenhouse says he’s going to Texas A&M. ‘Bullshit,’ says Texas A&M
3. Report: Uvalde police ‘coordinating’ with bikers to keep media from covering school shooting funeral
2. ‘Oops. Did I say Texas A&M?’ Kyle Rittenhouse backtracks on claim he’s enrolled as an Aggie
1. Mother of 13-year-old shot by San Antonio police has other kids taken by child-welfare authorities
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This article appears in Jun 1-14, 2022.