12-12-2019, 08:46 PM
(12-12-2019, 08:18 PM)6andcounting Wrote: Making mistakes in the warrant process is one thing, but how often to you catch police/prosecutors making up fake evidence? Horowitz said he hadn't seen something as blatant as changing emails and submitting the fake ones as evidence.
Yes. It was improper, and someone should be punished for it. But they did not make up false information. They just falsified the alleged source of the information.
Police using false information to obtain a warrant is really not that rare. It usually involves a "citizen informant" who does not exist.
And none of it changes the actual evidence uncovered through the warrant. If you discover a dead body using a defective warrant that does not mean no one was killed.
Like I said. It is a red herring to dupe the rubes.
