Former District 10 Councilman, Clayton Perry, poses for a portrait in his home in North East San Antonio on November 22, 2024. Perry opened up about checking himself into rehab after driving while intoxicated in 2022 and failing to stop and give information after a collision in North San Antonio.
On Nov. 6, 2022, a San Antonio police officer found the three-term councilman lying in his backyard and smelling of alcohol while his Jeep was still running in the driveway. “I take full responsibility. I have done everything I can to make this right,” Perry said after his sentencing in April 2023. In the months that followed, Perry completed a probation program, went to rehab and spent time making public appearances to apologize to the community.
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Former District 10 Councilman, Clayton Perry, poses for a portrait in his home in North East San Antonio on November 22, 2024. Perry opened up about checking himself into rehab after driving while intoxicated in 2022 and failing to stop and give information after a collision in North San Antonio.
On Nov. 6, 2022, a San Antonio police officer found the three-term councilman lying in his backyard and smelling of alcohol while his Jeep was still running in the driveway. “I take full responsibility. I have done everything I can to make this right,” Perry said after his sentencing in April 2023. In the months that followed, Perry completed a probation program, went to rehab and spent time making public appearances to apologize to the community.
Taken on assignment for the San Antonio Report.
Former District 10 Councilman, Clayton Perry, poses for a portrait in his home in North East San Antonio on November 22, 2024. Perry opened up about checking himself into rehab after driving while intoxicated in 2022 and failing to stop and give information after a collision in North San Antonio.
On Nov. 6, 2022, a San Antonio police officer found the three-term councilman lying in his backyard and smelling of alcohol while his Jeep was still running in the driveway. “I take full responsibility. I have done everything I can to make this right,” Perry said after his sentencing in April 2023. In the months that followed, Perry completed a probation program, went to rehab and spent time making public appearances to apologize to the community.
Taken on assignment for the San Antonio Report.