article_snippet.sent: It all began in June 2011 when Gonzalez, who ran the department's narcotics unit, had an encounter with a drug dealer, 32-year-old Adam Reed.
article_snippet.sent: Benito Gonzalez's career seemed to flourish and the 46-year-old was even promoted to lieutenant in 2013.
article_snippet.sent: Benito Gonzalez is set to appear at an administrative hearing Wednesday where Benito Gonzalez attorney will ask the department to briefly reinstate the lieutenant so the lieutenant could apply for the lieutenant more than $60,000 accidental-disability pension -- which law enforcement officials can receive after suffering disabilities from an incident, the  
article_snippet.sent: his more than $60,000 accidental-disability pension -- which law enforcement officials can receive after suffering disabilities from an incident represents a majority of Benito Gonzalez's income, needed to provide for the lieutenant wife and three children, aged 16, 15, and 8.
article_snippet.sent: While the fate of Benito Gonzalez's pension is unknown, the Post reports that a judge last month approved Benito Gonzalez's participation in a conditional dismissal program.
article_snippet.sent: a conditional dismissal program would require Benito Gonzalez to undergo a one-year probationary period where Benito Gonzalez would be monitored.
article_snippet.sent: If Benito Gonzalez does not violate the probation, the lewdness charge could be dismissed, and Benito Gonzalez could have the lewdness charge expunged from Benito Gonzalez records six months later.
highlights_snippet.sent: Gonzalez, who is suspended without pay, is fighting for Gonzalez more than $60,000 pension, but county officials are pushing for Gonzalez termination .