Joshua Saunders
Photojournalist
Joshua Saunders is an Emmy award-winning photographer/editor who has worked in the San Antonio market for the past 20 years. Joshua works in the Defenders unit, covering crime and corruption throughout the city.
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Bexar County misdemeanor judge accused of having attorney handcuffed attends hearing; return set for June
Read full article: Bexar County misdemeanor judge accused of having attorney handcuffed attends hearing; return set for JuneA Bexar County court-at-law judge appeared in court for a Friday hearing related to two charges stemming from a December 2024 incident inside her courtroom.
USAA customer sues company after his vehicle was stranded in Mexico for months
Read full article: USAA customer sues company after his vehicle was stranded in Mexico for monthsA longtime USAA customer, who has filed a lawsuit against the company in San Antonio district court, claimed the insurance giant refused to provide towing assistance after his vehicle broke down nearly two years ago in Matamoros — three miles from the U.S.-Mexico border.
‘She couldn’t handle this’: Complaints mount against Cibolo animal services officer after dog’s death
Read full article: ‘She couldn’t handle this’: Complaints mount against Cibolo animal services officer after dog’s deathMembers of the Cibolo community have raised concerns that an animal services officer working there is unfit for the job.
Erik Cantu’s Tuesday hearing related to probation revocation postponed to Wednesday
Read full article: Erik Cantu’s Tuesday hearing related to probation revocation postponed to WednesdayErik Cantu, who has been arrested six times since he survived being shot by a police officer in 2022, was expected to make his second court appearance in two days related to a motion to revoke his probation. Instead, he will return to court on Wednesday morning.
No decision made as Erik Cantu makes court appearance related to probation revocation
Read full article: No decision made as Erik Cantu makes court appearance related to probation revocationErik Cantu, who has been arrested six times since he survived being shot by a police officer in 2022, appeared in court Monday after his latest hearing delay.
‘The PTSD will never go away’: Teachers discuss classroom violence, answer viewer questions
Read full article: ‘The PTSD will never go away’: Teachers discuss classroom violence, answer viewer questionsAs part of our conversation about classroom safety, KSAT Investigates brought together a panel of three teachers who have experienced violence from students firsthand.
Misdemeanor charge dismissed against blind man who says security pushed him down stairs at North Side bar
Read full article: Misdemeanor charge dismissed against blind man who says security pushed him down stairs at North Side barBexar County prosecutors have dismissed a misdemeanor assault charge against a man with a visual impairment who said he was pushed down the stairs and beaten up by security at a North Side club last fall.
Blind man says security pushed him down stairs, beat him in parking lot of North Side bar
Read full article: Blind man says security pushed him down stairs, beat him in parking lot of North Side barA visually impaired man said he was pushed down the stairs and beaten up by security at a North Side club while being removed from the establishment last fall.
Retired San Antonio teachers injured by students discuss issues, solutions for classroom violence
Read full article: Retired San Antonio teachers injured by students discuss issues, solutions for classroom violenceRetired educators tell KSAT Investigates that better training and support are needed to address violence against teachers in the classroom.
Erik Cantu hearing reset to late March due to discovery issues with witness’ attorney
Read full article: Erik Cantu hearing reset to late March due to discovery issues with witness’ attorneyErik Cantu, who has been arrested six times since he survived being shot by a police officer in 2022, was scheduled to appear in court on Monday, but the hearing was reset to later this month.
Will national media exposure for Talarico tilt scales against Crockett in US Senate primary?
Read full article: Will national media exposure for Talarico tilt scales against Crockett in US Senate primary?Talarico’s opponents in the March 3 primary are U.S. Rep. Jasmine Crockett, who represents the Dallas area, and Ahmad Hassan, a Katy business owner who has run in numerous races at various levels of government for nearly two decades. Talarico and Crockett appear to be the front-runners.