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Based on participation in the internal investigation into Officer Daniel Kessler's (AP7078) conduct, APO recommends that he receive discipline exceeding a 15-day suspension, up to and including indefinite suspension. Officer Kessler was involved in a…
Based on APO's participation in the Internal Affairs investigation into alleged police misconduct involving Officer Jordan Hoke (AP7304) in Case No. 2025‑2545, APO concurs with the chain of command’s recommendation of unfounded for the alleged…
In response to Police Chief Lisa Davis, Austin Police Oversight (APO) disagrees with the level of discipline issued to Officer Jauregui. APO objects to the classification of "information" without a finding of sustained. Officer Jauregui and his chain…
Based on APO's participation in the Internal Affairs investigation into alleged police misconduct involving Detectives Jonathan Bynum (AP5611) and Michael Thomas (AP5198), APO concurs with the chain of command's recommendation of unfounded for the…
Based on APO's participation in the Internal Affairs investigation into alleged police misconduct involving Officer Stephen Davis (AP9929) and Officer Peter Roldan (AP10043) in Case No. 2026‑00624. APO concurs with the chain of command’s…
Based on APO's participation in the Internal Affairs investigation into alleged police misconduct involving Officer Brian Brejcha (AP7286) and Officer Samuel Travis (AP7257), APO concurs with the chain of command’s recommendation of unfounded for the…
In response to the internal investigation into Officer Andres Sanchez's conduct, APO recommends a finding of sustained for violations of policies regarding, search and seizure, report writing, and acts bringing discredit upon the department…
Based on participation in the internal investigation into alleged police misconduct involving Officers Calvin Fusilier (AP9065), Justin Wright (AP8976), and Stephanie Nelson (AP971), APO concurs with the chain of command's recommendation that the…
Based on participation in the internal investigation into Officer Benjamin Cochran, Austin Police Oversight recommends that he be exonerated of the insubordination policy violation.
Based on APO's participation in the internal investigation involving Corporal Matthew Nonweiler (7785), APO concurs with the chain of command's recommendation that the allegations of violations of impartial attitude and courtesy are unfounded.