'Hindsight is 20/20,' Olmsted County Attorney says about dismissing evidence a local cop committed a crime

The Rochester Police Department never forwarded evidence against a county deputy last year because the witness was considered unreliable. The deputy now faces felony charges for similar conduct.

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