Planting evidence is illegal, but police do it. Our justice system relies heavily on physical evidence, which is needed to prove cases and claims in court. As a result, it is a serious offense to falsify evidence or to otherwise tamper with evidence in order to falsely implicate (or exonerate) someone of a crime. Planting or tampering with evidence is a criminal offense under California Penal Code Section 141.
Recourse For Planting Evidence
Although evidence planting is illegal, the district attorney will not bring charges against the police who tamper with evidence, and you seem to have no recourse. But, you need a civil rights lawyer to fight for the unlawful actions against you. Call Conlogue Law LLP at (213) 255-8837 for a free consultation so you know your rights.
WHO WE SUE
The Conlogue Law LLP handles cases against all of the following police departments: Alhambra Police Department, Arcadia Police Department, Azusa Police Department, Baldwin Park Police Department, Bell Police Department, Bell Gardens Police Department, Beverly Hills Police Department, Burbank Police Department, Claremont Police Department, Covina Police Department, Culver City Police Department, Downey Police Department, El Monte Police Department, El Segundo Police Department, Gardena Police Department, Glendale Police Department, Glendora Police Department, Hawthorne Police Department, Hermosa Beach Police Department, Huntington Park Police Department, Inglewood Police Department, Irwindale Police Department, La Verne Police Department, Long Beach Police Department, Los Angeles Police Department, Manhattan Beach Police Department, Monrovia Police Department, Montebello Police Department, Monterey Park Police Department, Palos Verdes Estates Police Department, Pasadena Police Department, Pomona Police Department, Redondo Beach Police Department, San Fernando Police Department, San Gabriel Police Department, San Marino Police Department, Santa Fe Springs Police Department, Santa Monica Police Department, Sierra Madre Police Department, Signal Hill Police Department, South Gate Police Department, South Pasadena Police Department, Torrance Police Department, Vernon Police Department, West Covina Police Department, Whittier Police Department, and the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department.
