An officer-involved shooting, an Instagram post and a suspended SDPD officer | David Herandez

<p>A San Diego police officer has been suspended without pay <a href="https://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/news/public-safety/story/2020-09-28/sdpd-investigates-claims-that-officers-social-media-post-made-light-of-memorial-for-man-he-fatally-shot" target="_blank">amid allegations</a> that he posted a photo on social media that appeared to make light of a makeshift memorial for a man the officer and a partner fatally shot in late June, police Chief David Nisleit announced Tuesday.</p><p>The chief also said Officer Jonathon Lucas, who has been on the force for about four years, was stripped of his police powers — forced to give up his gun and badge — while the Police Department investigates the matter.</p>