UC Davis pepper spray cop once lauded
Lt. John Pike had a record of both meritorious service and alleged anti-gay slurs before the infamous UC Davis pepper spray incident
Lt. John Pike had a record of both meritorious service and alleged anti-gay slurs before the infamous UC Davis pepper spray incident
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Photoshopped images of pepper spraying police officer at California university go viral
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University of California at Davis campus police, who used pepper spray on protesting students, have inspired Photoshop artists to create pieces from the most famous works of art.
University of California official asks district attorney to probe campus police's use of force; University president "appalled"
UC Davis' chancellor is leading an investigation reviewing the use of pepper spray by campus police after a video showing officers dousing students during an Occupy protest sparked outrage. Ben Tracy reports.
Two UC Davis police placed on administrative leave as university investigates pepper-spraying of seated protesters
Two campus police officers at the University of California at Davis were placed on leave the wake of the pepper-spraying incident that went viral online. Ben Tracy reports.
UC Davis Chancellor calls macing of protesters "chilling to us all," while law enforcement official calls police procedure "fairly standard"
Occupy protesters at UC Davis who refused orders to move are maced by riot police; Chancellor calls action "chilling to us all"
New video appears to show police pepper spraying seated "Occupy" demonstrators. Russ Mitchell reports.
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Few politicians have publicly taken up the protesters' cause or done anything to address corporate greed
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The man convicted of attempting to kidnap then-House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and attacking her husband with a hammer was sentenced to 30 years in prison Friday morning.
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North Carolina Republicans are pushing forward with their plan to repeal a pandemic-era law, citing crime and recent campus protests.
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