SAN ANTONIO – A veteran Bexar County sheriff’s deputy fired last month for “inciting violence” with an offensive Facebook post was previously suspended from the agency but kept his job after interfering with a felony fraud case against his then-wife, personnel records confirm. Social media post made by a Bexar County Sheriff's deputy calls for someone to be lynched. Interfered with criminal case against wifeIn April 2012, Farmer was suspended after an internal affairs investigation determined the deputy interfered in a felony credit card fraud case against his then-wife. Alisha Farmer was also accused of stealing jewelry and cash from the elderly couple, BCSO records show. Jack Farmer was suspended five days for the incident, but after filing a grievance, his punishment was reduced to a three-day suspension, personnel records confirm.