A state appellate court ruled Tuesday that the University of California must disclose the names of all police officers that were involved in the November 18th, 2011 UC Davis pepper-spray incident. Read More…
The former UC Davis police lieutenant who pepper-sprayed student protesters during a November 2011 Occupy demonstration has filed a claim for workers’ compensation after being fired from the UC Davis Police Department in July 2012. Lt. John Pike filed for workers’ compensation from his former employer, UC Davis, on June Read More…
Following months of controversy surrounding the identities of the police officers who were involved in the Nov. 18 pepper spray incident at UC Davis, it has been determined that the names of these police officers will be released to the public. On Tuesday, Alameda County Superior Court Judge Evelio Grillo Read More…
OAKLAND, Calif. — A judge approved an agreement reached between attorneys representing the University of California and its police union Tuesday, clearing the path for the release of a widely anticipated report about the Nov. 18 pepper-spraying of students at UC Davis. The report has been caught up in litigation Read More…
After weeks of delay, the task force report investigating the Nov. 18 UC Davis pepper spray incident has been tentatively scheduled for public release Wednesday. The move comes after the Federated University Police Officers Association and UC reached an agreement to redact all names of the UC Davis police officers except Read More…
Following court battles between the UC and a union representing UC police, the head of a task force charged with investigating the Nov. 18 UC Davis pepper spray incident sent a letter to UC President Mark Yudof Tuesday stating that the task force’s report will most likely be released in Read More…
OAKLAND — Parts of a task force report reviewing the Nov. 18 UC Davis pepper spray incident can be released, an Alameda County Superior Court judge ruled at a hearing Friday. After contention over the report’s release between the UC and a union representing UC police, Judge Evelio Grillo enabled Read More…
The judge presiding over Friday’s hearing on whether to allow the release of a task force report on the Nov. 18 UC Davis pepper-spray incident signaled his intent to permit the report’s release in a tentative ruling late Thursday afternoon. In his 16-page tentative ruling, Alameda Superior Court Judge Evelio Grillo Read More…
The public release of a report investigating the Nov. 18 pepper spray incident at UC Davis was halted Tuesday by an Alameda County Superior Court judge. The Federated University Police Officers Association — which represents UC campus police — requested a court order to halt public disclosure of the report, concerned that Read More…
The public release of the findings of a task force investigating the controversial Nov. 18 pepper spray incident at UC Davis was postponed due to opposition from a university police union. The task force was originally scheduled to present findings and recommendations to the UC Davis community at 3 p.m. Read More…
