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An indicted Chicago police officer said his
supervisors in the Special Operations Section
encouraged officers to lie on police reports to
cover up illegal searches for guns and drugs,
according to the
CBS News program "60 Minutes."
Keith Herrera, who was interviewed by CBS anchor
Katie Couric for a story set to air Sunday,
said supervisors encouraged falsifying reports
to make cases appear more solid in court.
" 'Creative writing' was a certain term that
bosses used to make sure that the job got done,"
he said. "I didn't just pick up a pen and just
learn how to [lie on reports]. Bosses, guys that
I work with who were older than I was . . . It's
taught to you."
Herrera faces as many as 30 years in prison if
convicted of armed violence, home invasion,
robbery and other charges brought in 2006.
Herrera described lying as a means to get
criminals off the street, even if officers did
not have solid evidence.
"Do you want that guy . . . that just shot
somebody to not go to jail because he threw the
gun?" Herrera said in the interview. "Or do you
want him to go to jail because he never let the
gun out of his hand? . . . I know what I've got
to do."
According to a partial transcript released
Friday by CBS, Herrera acknowledged he stole
money.
Herrera, 30, is the first of seven indicted
officers to speak publicly about the
investigation since they were charged in
September 2006.
Police spokeswoman Monique Bond said that the
charges against Herrera were partly the result
of a police internal investigation and that
accountability measures instituted under new
Supt. Jody Weis "have been enhanced and
implemented to ensure the highest level of
professional conduct and moral integrity."
In the interview, Herrera acknowledged that he
was the
FBI informant who secretly recorded indicted
officer Jerry Finnigan planning to hire a hit
man to kill a fellow officer. That investigation
led to federal charges of conspiracy to commit
murder against Finnigan. He has pleaded not
guilty.
Herrera described Finnigan as his one-time
mentor, telling Couric, "To me, he was like
Superman."
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