If he was a regular local police officer, he'd be brady-giglio'd , deemed unable to testify in any further court proceeding, as credibility would be nonexistent, and then fired. Probably charged with perjury afterwards. Mis-remembering something by a few minutes is one thing, claiming one was present and witnessed something, when it didn't happen, totally different.

If he was a regular local police officer, he'd be brady-giglio'd , deemed unable to testify in any further court proceeding, as credibility would be nonexistent, and then fired. Probably charged with perjury afterwards.