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Charging that federal prosecutors withheld a critical statement by Abner Louima during the investigation into his 1997 assault at a Brooklyn, N.Y., police station, defense lawyers argued in court papers Thursday that the civil rights charges against former officer Charles Schwarz should be dismissed, as a sanction against the government. Louima's statement purportedly concerns the number of officers present at the attack.
May 20, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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