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The rookie cop who blew the whistle on alleged wrongdoing by cops in the Oakland police force stayed cool and calm in the face of tough cross-examination Thursday -- and even managed to score a few points of his own. Keith Batt, who is now a Pleasanton police officer, is the prosecution's star witness in the trial of three former cops who called themselves the "Riders."
September 27, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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