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1. www.ksat.com › news › localExclusive: Former SAFD Chief Charles Hood speaks about forced ...

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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.

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2. www.ksat.com › news › localSAFD fire chief steps down over ‘inappropriate and offensive ...

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   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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4. www.msn.com › en-us › newsFire Chief Charles Hood, before being forced out, had ... - MSN

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   San Antonio Fire Chief Charles Hood repeatedly made comments about female genitalia, leading to a city investigation into his conduct and his decision this week to retire in the face of possible...

5. www.kens5.com › article › newsSan Antonio fire chief retires after investigation | kens5.com

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   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...

6. sanantonioreport.org › san-antonio-fire-chiefSan Antonio Fire Chief Hood retires after investigation into ...

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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.

7. www.tpr.org › news › 2024/01/03SAFD Chief Charles Hood retires after making 'vulgar ...

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   Jan 4, 2024 · BREAKING: Former San Antonio Fire Chief Charles Hood used the phrase "pussy always wins" with male SAFD personnel according to summary of facts released by the City of San Antonio. Hood retired today after admitting to using the phrase.

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   Did San Antonio fire chief Charles Hood retire?

   • SAN ANTONIO (January 3, 2024) – San Antonio City Manager Erik Walsh issued the following statement regarding San Antonio Fire Chief Charles Hood’s retirement. “Today, Chief Hood retired from his position with the City of San Antonio.

   City of San Antonio Statement Regarding Fire Chief’s Retirement

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   Did Charles Hood deny making 'vulgar and demeaning comments'?

   • Investigative findings say Hood didn't deny making the comments. This wasn't the first controversy during his tenure. 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 disrespected women, according to the city.

   San Antonio fire chief retires after investigation | kens5.com

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   Did chief Hood make inappropriate comments?

   • “The investigation was conducted as a result of the City Manager’s Office learning of potential inappropriate comments made by the Chief. “The City retained outside counsel, Rick Garza, with the law firm of Jackson Walker to conduct the investigation. During the investigation, Chief Hood admitted to making the comments.

   SAFD fire chief steps down over ‘inappropriate and offensive comments’

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   How many employees does Hood have?

   • City Manager Erik Walsh announced Hood’s sudden change of employment status after KSAT’s report. Hood, the city’s first African American fire chief, has led a department with more than 1,900 employees and a $374 million annual budget since April 2007. Hood did not respond to a text message or phone call seeking comment Wednesday afternoon.

   SAFD fire chief steps down over ‘inappropriate and offensive comments’

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9. www.sa.gov › Directory › NewsCity of San Antonio Statement Regarding Fire Chief’s ...

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   Jan 3, 2024 · “Today, Chief Hood retired from his position with the City of San Antonio. His retirement follows an investigation that confirmed inappropriate and offensive comments made by him in violation of the City’s Equal Employment Opportunity Administrative Directive, Fire Department Rules and Regulations and contrary to the City's expectations of ...