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Fired TX Cop Tries to Regain Job After Excrement Incident

By Crime and Justice News | November 9, 2016
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Attorney for former officer Matthew Luckhurst says he may win his job back via arbitration, which often happens in San Antonio. Mayor Ivy Taylor says, "firing this officer was the right thing to do . . .

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