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The San Francisco DA's office is filing fresh charges against three officers at the heart of the so-called Fajitagate scandal, a move that may keep DA Terence Hallinan from testifying about his handling of the case. Superior Court Judge Kay Tsenin granted a request Wednesday by ADA Michon Martin to dismiss felony charges against the officers handed down by a grand jury in February. Michon -- backed in court by Hallinan -- announced that the DA was filing a fresh complaint that would reflect new evidence.
July 24, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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