SAPD officer paid $300 for sex with woman he knew was being trafficked, records show

A San Antonio police officer was fired over the summer after he paid a woman for sex back in 2021, according to suspension records reviewed by KSAT Investigates.

City records show Devin Day joined SAPD in 2019.

In March 2026, special victims unit detectives interviewed a 26-year-old woman about a human trafficking case. Records show the woman told detectives that Day paid her $300 for sex back in 2021.

According to the suspension records, the woman told detectives that Day picked her up in his personal car and drove to Schertz, where they had sex in the car.

Day “had prior knowledge of [the woman] being a prostitute and being trafficked by males for profit,” which led to him being listed as a suspect in a criminal case, records show.

SAPD issued the indefinite suspension in August 2026.

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