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Feb 21, 2024 · Hood, the city’s first African American fire chief, tells KSAT anchor Steve Spriester he was “shell shocked” after the meeting. Hood was forced to retire after what the city manager ...
- SAFD fire chief steps down over ‘inappropriate and offensive comments’
SAN ANTONIO – San Antonio Fire Department Chief Charles Hood...
- SAFD fire chief steps down over ‘inappropriate and offensive comments’
Jan 3, 2024 · SAN ANTONIO – San Antonio Fire Department Chief Charles Hood is slated to announce his retirement, multiple SAFD sources confirmed to KSAT Wednesday. City Manager Erik Walsh announced Hood’s...
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Jan 4, 2024 · City officials on Wednesday announced that San Antonio Fire Chief Charles Hood has retired from his position following an outside investigation that found Hood made “inappropriate and offensive” comments.
Jan 3, 2024 · SAN ANTONIO - The San Antonio Fire Department Chief Charles Hood officially retired Wednesday following an investigation into inappropriate and offensive comments. The retirement comes after an...
Jan 3, 2024 · SAN ANTONIO — Charles Hood, who has led the San Antonio Fire Department since 2007, is no longer with the agency after an investigation found he made "vulgar and demeaning comments" that ...
Jan 3, 2024 · San Antonio Fire Chief Charles Hood repeatedly made comments about female genitalia, leading to a city investigation into his conduct — and his decision Wednesday to retire in the face of...
Jan 4, 2024 · San Antonio Fire Chief Charles Hood suddenly retired from SAFD this week after an investigation determined he used comments that went against the city’s Equal Opportunity Employment policies and were “contrary to the City's expectations of him as a leader of the department,” according to City Manager Erik Walsh.
