SAN ANTONIO \u2013 A San Antonio police officer found passed out in the parking lot of a far West Side bar late last year served a 30-day suspension this summer, discipline records obtained by KSAT Investigates show.<\/p>\n
In late April, Jacob Barcena was suspended for rules violations covering conduct and behavior, intoxication and respect to supervisory officers.<\/p>\n
Bexar County sheriff\u2019s deputies called to Talley\u2019s Pub just after midnight on Nov. 22 discovered an off-duty Barcena lying down and unresponsive in front of the establishment, which is located in the 12900 block of Potranco Road.<\/p>\n
An employee of the restaurant told deputies he and an intoxicated Barcena had a physical altercation which resulted in Barcena being removed from the bar, according to records. <\/p>\n
The employee told deputies Barcena had been armed with a handgun and that the weapon had been removed by staff who secured it inside the establishment.<\/p>\n
Supervisors with the San Antonio Police Department\u2019s Street Crimes Unit responded to the scene and noted that Barcena was intoxicated and not fit for duty, records show.<\/p>\n
Multiple comments made by Barcena to an SAPD night-shift captain were recorded on a department body-worn camera and were later interpreted as being disrespectful, according to records.<\/p>\n
Barcena was taken into custody on a charge of resisting arrest, but the criminal case was rejected by prosecutors hours later, a Bexar County jail official confirms.<\/p>\n
Barcena, a nine-year veteran of SAPD, served the suspension between early June and early July, records show.<\/p>\n