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Precinct 4 constable to feed 100 families for Thanksgiving
Read full article: Precinct 4 constable to feed 100 families for ThanksgivingBexar County Precinct 4 Constable’s Office and Eagles Flight San Antonio are making sure those in need in their community have a holiday meal to cook and eat for Thanksgiving.
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Constable: Retired Precinct 4 captain demoted after troubling state audit on record keeping
Read full article: Constable: Retired Precinct 4 captain demoted after troubling state audit on record keepingA longtime captain with the Bexar County Precinct 4 Constable’s Office retired this year, days after a state audit uncovered a long list of issues with agency personnel files.
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Constable makes history, swears in as first Black woman to serve in position
Read full article: Constable makes history, swears in as first Black woman to serve in positionSAN ANTONIO – Kathryn Brown has now officially sworn in as a constable in Bexar County Precinct 4, making history at the same time. Now sworn in, Brown became the county’s first-ever Black woman to take the oath as constable. Positions have been cut in the precinct, Brown said they went from having 16 deputy constables to 12 and she hopes to change that in the future. Brown has nearly two decades of experience with the Bexar County Sheriff’s Office. Read also:Kathryn Brown becomes first Black woman elected as Bexar County ConstableAdKathryn Brown vying to be first Black woman Bexar County constable in race against Larry Ricketts in Precinct 4