UC Davis Paid Firm to Delete Search Results of Pepper Spray Incident

A California university paid a private company to remove references from the Internet of an incident in which a campus police officer pepper sprayed students, a newspaper reported.   The Sacramento Bee newspaper reports that the University of California, Davis paid a consulting firm $175,000 to get rid of online search results related to a clash with student protesters on the campus in 2011. The Sacramento Bee says it obtained documents that show the university hired the consulting...

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