John pike why

Pepper spray is a harsh chemical that, when sprayed at someone, makes it hard for that person to see or breathe, completely debilitating them. The seemingly casual way campus police officer John Pike pepper sprayed UC Davis protesters, who were sitting on the ground, sparked wide outrage. After being pepper sprayed at close range by UC Davis campus police officer John Pike, two protesters were taken to the hospital and 10 people were arrested.

Shown here in artist John Trumbell's painting, "Declaration of Independence," Pike is blasting the document with pepper spray. UC Davis has suspended campus police officer John Pike and two other police officers, including campus police chief Annette Spicuzza who was on the scene, pending an investigation.

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Pike was reportedly terminated. So I ask again. Is there any doubt that this system prioritizes the job security of campus police officers above the safety and well being of students?

As noted by The Atlantic Wire :. Pike, who was eventually fired, filed a workers compensation claim this summer. That means that Pike, who walked up to a group of sitting, passive students and pepper sprayed their faces, will get a comparable compensation from the university to that awarded to the students he targeted.

The university also formally apologized