San Antonio Police arrest City Councilman Clayton Perry on DWI charge
SAN ANTONIO (KTSA News) — San Antonio City Councilman Clayton Perry is out on bond after he was arrested on a DWI charge Wednesday afternoon.
The arrest comes after Perry was involved in a hit and run incident in November.
That’s when Perry is said to have crashed into another vehicle on Jones-Maltsberger, a few miles from his home. An officer found him injured, confused and lying on the ground in his backyard.
He turned himself in a few days later when he was charged with failure to stop. A few weeks later, SAPD filed a DWI case against Perry.
They arrested the Councilman Wednesday morning.
Perry was later released on $1,000 bond.
If he’s found guilty of DWI, he’s facing a fine of $3,000 and six months in jail.
Perry is currently on a leave of absence from City Council. Former City Councilman Mike Gallagher was selected to fill Perry’s District 10 seat on a temporary basis.
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