San Antonio Councilman Clayton Perry is facing charges after a hit-and-run accident that occurred on Nov. 6.
The District 10 councilman is currently facing charges for failure to stop and give information and officials with the San Antonio Police Department have said they also plan to file an additional charge of Driving While Intoxicated.
Perry was granted a requested sabbatical Monday after the San Antonio City Council passed a vote of “no-confidence” following the incident.
SAPD Chief William McManus answered questions from KSAT reporter Garret Brngr on Wednesday about how the responding officer handled the initial investigation.
More than 500 KSAT viewers shared their thoughts in a recent unscientific poll that shows nearly 80% of people who voted in the poll think Perry should resign.
Not all of the poll respondents live in District 10.
About half of the poll respondents said they voted for Perry in 2021.
Some of the viewer responses sent to KSAT have been listed below. The quote will include how that person voted and the reason that person chose that answer.
**All responses are verbatim and have not been altered in any way.
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