SAN ANTONIO – Bexar County Sheriff’s Office Jail Administrator Jaime Rios has resigned from the company.
Sheriff Javier Salazar mentioned Rios resigned on Monday to handle “an aging and ailing family member in another part of the state. Having been there myself, it’s certainly understandable and commendable. We are actively looking to replace him, as he was a valuable member of our team.”
Rios used to be employed through BCSO in 2019 as Deputy Chief of Detention Administration to lend a hand run the stricken prison. Prior to his arrival, Bexar County detention personnel and personnel from different county departments primarily based on the prison had been blamed for a minimum of 15 wrong inmate releases in 2019. The prison additionally stays out of state compliance on the time, according to the Texas Commission on Jail Standards.
He served as Jail Administrator for the Maverick County Sheriff’s Office for greater than 4 years previous to his tenure at BCSO.
Rios has labored in regulation enforcement for 37 years, together with 20 at the federal degree.
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