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Prosecutors: Police informant planted evidence, wrongly sent people to prison FacebookTwitterEmail Bexar County District Attorney Joe GonzalesCourtesy photo Bexar County District Attorney Joe Gonzales’ office is helping exonerate three people wrongly convicted of drug charges based on evidence that was planted by a police informant, he announced Wednesday. Two of them, John Gabriel Cape and Louie Garcia, went to prison, while Cape’s girlfriend, Rexina Linan-Juarez, died before it was revealed that the evidence relied on to pressure them into accepting plea deals was tainted. Prosecutors did not identify the informant. Also, they declined to say whether he is being punished for planting the evidence or making false statements not only in the cases of these three, but also in the case of an unrelated defendant whose drug charges were dismissed. When pressed by reporters about potential punishment, Gonzalez said an ongoing investigation prevented him from discussing it.

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