A Bexar County purchasing department employee was given seven years probation after pleading no contest late last week to a felony drug charge, court records confirm.

SAN ANTONIO A Bexar County purchasing employee facing felony drug charges remains on the job, a decision that prompted Sheriff Javier Salazar to recently ask that she be kept away from doing work on behalf of his agency. Nicole Segreto, 37, remains on bond for two felony drug possession charges, after she was taken into custody at her far West Side home earlier this month. Bexar County Purchasing Agent Patricia Torres declined to comment on Segretos employment status last week, referring to it as a personnel matter. A suspect in that case, 17-year-old Abel Segreto, was taken into custody and charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. Abel Segreto (KSAT)Deputies say Abel Segreto on June 26 shot at three teens who allegedly stole marijuana from him before they drove off.

SAN ANTONIO An employee with the Bexar County Purchasing & Procurement Department was arrested Thursday night on several felony drug charges after sheriffs deputies carried out a warrant in an unrelated case at a far West Side home. Nicole Segreto, 37, faces three felony charges of drug possession with the intent to deliver after deputies descended on the home in the 9900 block of Echo Plain Drive, according to booking records. Bexar County Sheriff Javier Salazar confirmed Friday that Segreto is a purchasing employee who had dealings with BCSOs finances. A suspect in that case, 17-year-old Abel Segreto, was taken into custody and charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. Salazar said while the warrant was being executed Thursday for that case, deputies found heroin, cocaine and prescription drugs inside the home on Echo Plain.