SAPD officer placed on leave after alleged sexual assault
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The officer has a history of suspension within the police department.
The officer has a history of suspension within the police department.
Photo: SAPD
The officer has a history of suspension within the police department.
The officer has a history of suspension within the police department.
Photo: SAPD
San Antonio police officer Humberto Zuniga has been placed on administrative leave at the San Antonio Police Department after being arrested Saturday for allegedly sexually assaulting a woman police said he was in a relationship with.
According to the woman, Zuniga had sex with her without her consent. She told police she managed to stop him by grabbing a knife and cutting his arm. The victim called the police and Zuniga later was arrested.
Zuniga, an 18-year veteran of SAPD, has a history of receiving disciplinary action from his employer. In 2015, he served a suspension after allegedly threatening to send sexually explicit videos of his ex-girlfriend to her friends and family if she refused to drop a civil lawsuit against him
Police said an investigation into the case is ongoing.
