A federal judge just ruled that a Chicago attorney lied about concealing evidence in a fatal police shooting

According to court records, Sierra and Mosqueda did not hear the dispatch as they originally claimed because it aired over a different radio zone. It wasn't until the middle of the trial that Marsh admitted — outside the presence of the jury — that he had failed to turn over a recording of the dispatch that actually went out over the officers' Zone 6 radios that night, a call that talked about a different Oldsmobile Aurora that didn't match Pinex's car and wasn't wanted for a shooting.Marsh first said he'd learned about the recording that day, then later said he had actually found out about it the week before trial. When the judge pressed Marsh on why he hadn't disclosed the existence of the recording as soon as he had learned of it from a police sergeant, the lawyer backpedaled more, saying it hadn't crossed his mind that it would be something that might be helpful to the plaintiffs. [Chicago Tribune]