Daily Journal Staff Writer
When news spread that two policemen had pepper sprayed unarmed protesters at the University of California, Davis last fall, many observers wanted the officers brought to justice.
Students called for the resignation of UC Davis Chancellor Linda P.B. Katehi. Others questioned why police Lt. John Pike, who pepper sprayed the students, was placed on administrative leave instead of dismissed. ...
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