Manassa Police Chief Arrested

Thu, November 26, 2009

Manassa Police Chief Charles DeHerrera was arrested Nov. 12 by Conejos County Sheriff's deputies who responded to a disturbance call in the community. DeHerrera, 55, was arrested on charges of felony menacing, third degree assault and prohibited use of a weapon. The menacing charge is a class 5 felony, the assault charge and the weapons charges are class 2 misdemeanors.

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#1 eye8yourdog on 2009-12-01 19:17 (Reply)

FINALLY! I breathe a sigh of relief at the fact Charles DeHerrera has been arrested. This man has been one of the most infamous police officers in the San Luis Valley, known for his brutality, violence, and intimidation, and hiding behind his status as a police officer in order to avoid prosecution. After his 20+ year reign of terror, we are relieved to know he can no longer attack, beat, intimidate and threaten people under the cover of law enforcement. I pray that he is convicted, and sent to prison for his crimes, for a VERY long time.