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Officer John Lee

SAN ANTONIO - The civil service file of San Antonio police Officer John Lee paints a mostly positive picture of the officer who shot and killed an unarmed man earlier this year.

Since 2010, the annual evaluations of Lee show he met department expectations.

• No disciplinary action against SAPD officer who killed unarmed man
• Attorney: SAPD chief committed felony by concealing evidence, officer…
• SAPD officer suspended indefinitely after fatal shooting
• Man killed in officer-involved shooting identified

In 2011, Lee's evaluation reflects that he "exceeded expectations" in several aspects.

That 2011 report states Lee "is always professional when dealing with the community" and "demonstrates a vast amount of knowledge with all laws related to his job."

On Feb. 4, Lee shot and killed Antronie Scott in the parking lot of a North Side apartment complex.

Lee was trying to arrest Scott on felony warrants when the shooting happened.

The officer told investigators he thought Scott was holding a gun.

But Scott was unarmed only holding a cellphone.

Lee's civil service file also contains four notices of merit written between 2004 and 2011 commending Lee for "good police tactics, judgment, communication and teamwork" and for "his initiative and investigative instincts."

Also in the file are positive letters written by com