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Alameda County, Calif., District Attorney Tom Orloff announced Tuesday that he will retry the historic "Riders" case, which accused three police officers of using illegal tactics to crack down on West Oakland drug dealers. The defense speculated that Orloff's decision was spurred by controversy surrounding the Riders jury, which contained no African-Americans on the main panel. Many of the Riders' alleged victims were black.
November 06, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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