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A former Oakland rookie cop claims he was introduced to "the dark side" by the officers he trained with -- men who now are standing trial on charges of brutalizing suspects and falsifying reports. Keith Batt told jurors that during his first week on the job he was asked repeatedly if he was ready for the dark side -- which translated into being ready to beat suspects. And, Batt said, he was warned that if he turned into a snitch, he�d be beaten himself.
September 19, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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