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Mounting lawsuits and a "charged" atmosphere have forced a panel of legal experts to call off its probe of a police clash with anti-war protesters at the Port of Oakland. Police fired beanbags, dowels, rubber bullets and other projectiles at protesters during the April 7 incident. Nearly 50 plaintiffs have filed civil rights suits. According to a press release issued late Thursday, time constraints and the "highly charged atmosphere of mounting litigation against the city" prompted the group to disband.
August 15, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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