DESPITE NEW evidence clearly establishing that the police officers who viciously attacked a Long Beach man 35 years ago lied about the incident, a reluctant federal appeals court yesterday said the statute of limitations barred resurrection of the man`s claim.
July 15, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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DESPITE NEW evidence clearly establishing that the police officers who viciously attacked a Long Beach man 35 years ago lied about the incident, a reluctant federal appeals court yesterday said the statute of limitations barred resurrection of the man’s claim.
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