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From traffic stops to false alarms: A ride-along with SAISD police
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San Antonio Report
He says it’s the only way to get him through the long nights patrolling the school zones of San Antonio Independent School District.
A police department like any otherSAISD’s police department functions 24/7, and officers have almost as much jurisdiction as the San Antonio Police Department.
The only types of calls district police pass over are domestic violence calls and DWIs, Bodenback said.
However, school officers can pull drivers over, hand out traffic tickets and make arrests, especially if those incidents could potentially affect school safety.
During the 2024-25 school year, SAISD officers made about 200 arrests in cases ranging from incidents of assault to drugs and trespassing charges.