Clayton Perry has been charged in connection with his self-admitted role in a Nov. 6 hit-and-run crash, but he has not been convicted — meaning nothing stands in his way from returning to his role as councilman.
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District 9 Councilman John Courage also confirmed Perry had told him he planned to return ”as early as possibly tomorrow.” Police have accused Perry of drinking 14 drinks in four hours at a bar and then driving his Jeep Wrangler Rubicon head-on into another car, before fleeing the scene. A San Antonio Police officer later found Perry lying on the ground in his backyard, moaning with a cut on his head and smelling of alcohol.
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