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Many of the players who were involved in an $11 million police misconduct civil settlement in February are quarterbacking Oakland's latest high-profile legal action. City leaders are bracing for suits over an April police crackdown on protesters, and the city attorney is assembling a panel for an independent investigation. The move comes as a jury continues to deliberate on whether to convict three former cops accused in the "Riders" scandal, which broke in the summer of 2000.
June 02, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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