Deputy Proclaims Love For Drug Dealer, Charged With Collecting Debt For Him And Fund Commissary
Published at : November 14, 2021
🗒PBM Police Incident Report: SAN ANTONIO – A deputy accused of helping collect a drug debt for an inmate at the Bexar County Jail told the convicted drug dealer "she loves him and that she would be there for him," according to arrest affidavits.
Deputy Rita Alvarez, was one of four people arrested as part of an investigation by the a Narcotics/High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area (HIDTA) Unit investigation into a drug operation. Investigators said Alvarez approached a female inmate about a debt to Perez and helped collect some of it, while taking a cut herself. The warrants also describe her participating in other errands for Perez, who for much of Alvarez's documented involvement was an inmate in the Bexar County Jail. Salazar was given a dishonorable discharge for resigning from the Sheriff's Office in lieu of allegations for criminal misconduct.
Source: Medina, M., (2019, April). Ex-deputy accused of collecting drug dealer's debts is arrested again. KSAT News.
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Deputy Rita Alvarez, was one of four people arrested as part of an investigation by the a Narcotics/High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area (HIDTA) Unit investigation into a drug operation. Investigators said Alvarez approached a female inmate about a debt to Perez and helped collect some of it, while taking a cut herself. The warrants also describe her participating in other errands for Perez, who for much of Alvarez's documented involvement was an inmate in the Bexar County Jail. Salazar was given a dishonorable discharge for resigning from the Sheriff's Office in lieu of allegations for criminal misconduct.
Source: Medina, M., (2019, April). Ex-deputy accused of collecting drug dealer's debts is arrested again. KSAT News.
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