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Officer Fired For Giving Homeless Man A Feces Sandwich Had Another Feces Related Incident

January 30, 2017
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Matthew Luckhurst, the San Antonio police officer who was fired last year for providing a feces sandwich to a homeless man, was accused of a similar feces related incident in June 2016.

About a month after the incident with the sandwich, police say Luckhurst defecated in the women’s bathroom stall at SAPD’s Bike Patrol Office and spread a brown substance with the consistency of tapioca on the toilet seat, giving the appearance that there was feces on the seat.

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Details on his firing have not been released but it is likely that both incidents were used to prove a pattern of behavior in the officer.


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