From DallasNews: Dallas Police Chief Fires Officer Accused of Using Deadly Force on Suspect
Sgt. James Bristo and Sgt. Carlos Valarezo were fired, while Sgt. Kung Seng received a three-day suspension, according to department spokesman Sgt. Warren Mitchell. All three can appeal the chief’s disciplinary decisions under civil-service rules. Their attorneys could not immediately be reached for comment.
Bristo, who was assigned to the South Central Patrol Division, faced three allegations: using unnecessary force on Aug. 28, 2021, and failing to complete a “response to resistance report” after using the force, as well as engaging in adverse conduct when he was arrested on an official oppression charge months later, Mitchell said.Download NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth
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