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Incessant teasing, fear of failure and a sense of inadequacy were at the root of allegations leveled against a cadre of Oakland police officers, the defense tried to show Tuesday. Keith Batt, the rookie cop who blew the whistle on the self-styled "Riders" officers, was cross-examined by defense attorney Michael Rains, whose questions suggested that Batt fabricated the story to save his own career -- and then continued to exaggerate it.
September 25, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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