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Federal prosecutors agreed to pursue possible civil rights charges against two New Jersey state troopers who were cleared last week of serious charges stemming from an April 1998 turnpike shooting. State Attorney General John Farmer Jr. sought the federal intervention after Superior Court Judge Andrew Smithson tossed attempted-murder and aggravated-assault indictments against the troopers.
November 08, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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