NYC Subway: Pepper Spray at Union Square Suspends Service – NBC New York
After “pepper spray incident,” UC Davis spent $175,000 to boost image online | Ars Technica
3 officers suspended after police pepper spray 9-year-old girl in Rochester, N.Y.
Students Sue UC Davis Over Pepper-Spraying Incident | ACLU of Northern CA
39 Jacksonville middle school students treated at hospitals following pepper -spray incident
UC Davis Pepper-Spraying: Police Chief Put On Leave, Chancellor Speaks : The Two-Way : NPR
Pepper-sprayed students outraged as UC Davis tried to scrub incident from web | California | The Guardian
UC Davis pepper spray video: Two officers suspended | Daily Mail Online
UC Davis marks 10-year anniversary of pepper-spray incident
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Multiple students hospitalized after pepper spray incident at a Colorado school, investigation underway
UC Davis Protestors Pepper Sprayed - YouTube
Pepper-sprayed students outraged as UC Davis tried to scrub incident from web | California | The Guardian
High school pepper spray incident | wcnc.com
Officer in UC Davis pepper-spray incident to get $38,059
Police Officers Involved in Pepper Spraying Placed on Leave - The New York Times
Students Sue UC Davis for Constitutional Violations Over Pepper-Spraying Incident | ACLU of Northern CA
Court Rules Columbus Officer Has Qualified Immunity In 2017 Pepper Spray Incident | WOSU News
College Paid To Erase Web Pepper Spray Infamy | US News | Sky News
Public Outcry After Pepper Spray Incident at UC Davis | The Takeaway | WNYC Studios
UC Davis police placed on leave after pepper spray video outrage | Occupy movement | The Guardian
Officers in pepper spray incident placed on leave
U.C. Davis pepper spray fallout continues
Chancellor May's Statement on 10-Year Anniversary of Campus Pepper Spray Incident | UC Davis
Could UC Davis pepper-spray fury bring down the chancellor? - CSMonitor.com
