John Pike
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Thank U timmwheeler! I've added it to this John Pike tree in here!!! by Dec 10
"Federal bankruptcy records and Placer County mortgage records show that Pike and his wife took out a second mortgage on their Roseville house in 2006. At the time of their Dec. 28, 2009, bankruptcy filing, Pike owed $450,000 on the property. This week the house was being offered in a short sale for $274,000, said Darren Brewer, an agent with Security Pacific Real Estate.
According to bankruptcy records, Pike has lost more than his home, despite income he described in bankruptcy filings as $127,000 per year.
Creditors took his furniture, his wine refrigerator, his camping equipment, his $3,000 wedding ring, and three handguns valued at $490, bankruptcy records show." by Dec 10
Here's my facebook page... and his full doxx info:http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.2410451058701.2121298.1173980544&type=3
it's public too...TEXT IS :
UC Davis Police
Address: 4005 Cowell Blvd, Apt 616. Davis, CA 95618-6017
Lieutenant John Pike
Records Unit Manager
Phone: 530-752-3989
Cell: 530-979-0184
RCRDCAIFAMD DAVIS NEXTEL COMMUNICATIONS
japikeiii@ucdavis.edu
Address: 4005 Cowell Blvd, Apt 616. Davis, CA 95618-6017
Skype: japike3
In regards to UC Davis Police Department's shameful employee, John Pike. Clearly, he did not act alone...other policemen were also pepper spraying!
Write to his boss, Annette M. Spicuzza, Chief of Police. Here's the Address: UC Davis Police Department, One Shields Ave. Davis, CA 95616 (530) 752-6823
Add Matthew Carmichael in the note, he is the Acting UC Davis Police Chief. Another boss of John Pike's! They should both be addressed!
" by Dec 10
Pepper spray students in the face on Friday , and you wake up the face of evil on Saturday. Then, the brunt of some clever jokes on Monday. Look! There’s Lieutenant John Pike popping into the famous painting, The Spirit of ’76, and macing a wounded soldier while he’s down.
Lt. John Pike Pepper Sprays His Way Into Art History
If you haven't seen it yet, the disturbing footage of a policeman pepper spraying UC Davis students holding a peaceful protest has gone viral and launched a probe into police tactics by the university. It has also launched a wave of internet memes in which the pepper-spraying cop, Lt. John Pike, is photoshopped into various situations; these include some of art history's most famous works, spraying the subjects of the masterpieces. After some initial and anonymous versions, the meme developed with American artist James Alex who put the images on his Tumblr .
Pepper Spraying Cop Becomes Internet Meme, Sprays Famous Works Of Art (PHOTOS)
"My only fear is that this ass-wipe is probably dumb enough to find all this flattering." Old Mexican saying: "May your tongue become pork rind!", meaning "Say it won't be so". Seriously, the message cannot escape him, this was a sadistic act, exposing the fact with mind-numbing repetition will be infuriating at least, the man has a short fuse, one can surmise from his actions.
Breaking: Occupy Lulz/Pepper Spray Cop meme continues to be funny
Pepper spray cop uses excessive force on meme world - National Geek Culture
In the latest example of meme theory in action, an image of a cop pepper-spraying an Occupy Wall Street protester at UC Davis has taken the internet community by storm. And what does an angry computer savant do when faced with something this patently ridiculous? Spoof it in Photoshop, of course. The officer in question, Lt. John Pike of the UC Davis Police, has been overlayed onto countless famous works of art, as well as scenes from movies, TV shows and other random images (poor Keyboard Cat never saw it coming).
It's exciting to view the birth of a meme in the wild. Botticelli + Suzette Smith "Hey, I'm Photoshopping Pepper Spraying Cop onto The Birth of Venus, do I leave in his pepper spray can?" Over the weekend, cool-dude Lieutenant John Pike casually walked past a line of peaceful UC Davis protesters and pepper-sprayed them , one by one, in the face. The internet in response has used her strange vigilante powers to birth a beautiful, thoughtful meme for us all to play with. Sensual, yet casually destructive, Pepper Spraying Cop transcends the actions of Lieutenant John Pike and strides forward, becoming a tool of the free speech that Lieutenant John Pike sought to stifle.
Occupy Art: Pepper Spraying Cop Meme
About Pepper Spray Cop (also known as “Casually Pepper Spray Everything Cop”) is a photoshop meme based on a photograph of a police officer offhandedly pepper spraying a group of Occupy protesters at the University of California Davis in November 2011. Origin UC Davis Occupy Protest On November 18th, 2011, a group of students at the University of California Davis gathered on campus for an Occupy protest , during which they formed a human chain by linking their arms together. When they refused to comply with the police request to leave, UC Davis Police officer Lieutenant John Pike and another officer walked across the the group, administering orange pepper spray straight down the line of unmoving students.
Pepper Spray Cop / Casually Pepper Spray Everything Cop
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Posted by helenboyd – November 23, 2011 It turns out the pepper Spray Pike used is on Amazon , and people have been reviewing the product. There is some really good political satire in there:
Amazon Users Review Same Type of Pepper Spray Used by UC Davis Cop
A brand of pepper spray that's apparently the same kind used by a UC Davis cop on peaceful student protesters is for sale on Amazon , naturally. The Defense Technology 56895 MK-9 Stream, 1.3% Red Band/1.3% Blue Band Pepper Spray costs $74.79 and you can buy the thing online, because this is America. People have taken to Amazon to leave scathing reviews of the spray.
Clever Photoshop artists have turned the image of a police officer pepper-spraying Occupy Wall Street protesters into a fast-spreading internet meme. Soon after Lt. John Pike was videotaped and photographed pepper-spraying protesters Friday on the University of California at Davis campus, the video of the confrontation went viral and a photo of the incident went up on reddit . That photo, by Louise Macabitas, sparked a slew of Photoshop spoofs showing Lt. Pike pepper-spraying everyone from Keyboard Cat to God. The artworks incorporate the officer into historical works of art like Pablo Picasso’s Guernica and already-established internet memes like “ Look at All the Fucks I Give .”
Gallery: Pepper-Spray Cop Squirts Internet in the Eye | Underwire
UC Davis Pepper spraying cop, Lt. John Pike, makes it into famous art « Motley News
Today, these internet memes of a photoshopped Lt. John Pike, now infamously known for openly spraying protesters at UC Davis who were peacefully sitting in a line across the sidewalk, have become viral as he now appears is some very famous artwork, as well as humorous scenes. For more pictures of UC Davis and information, please see my previous posting: UC Davis Photos and Video of pepper spray incident. Are we in a police state?
Nov 22nd 2011 By: Laura Hudson By now, most people have seen the video of UC Davis police officer Lt. John Pike shooting pepper spray in the faces of passive, seated student protesters over the weekend; cell phone footage of the incident quickly went viral, transforming Pike not only into an instant symbol of police brutality and a flashpoint for criticisms about how force is used against protesters engaged in peaceful civil disobedience , but also a hilarious Internet meme that mocks the mustachioed policeman. The now-infamous image of Pike -- a.k.a. Pepper Spray Cop -- deploying his canister has has been inserted into everything from fine art to Disney movies (including The Lion King , which made me ROFLOL).
The Pepper Spray Cop Makes His Way into Comic Book History [Humor
Stories you shouldn’t miss: 1. Thousands of UC Davis students and Occupy protesters shouted at UC Davis Chancellor Linda Katehi yesterday, demanding that she resign after she apologized for the police-pepper-spray debacle , the Chron reports. The two UC Davis cops who pepper-sprayed nonviolent protesters as they sat on campus, linked arm-in-arm, have been placed on administrative leave, as has the campus police chief. The pepper-spray scandal also has thrust UC Davis into the national spotlight and made it the new focal point of the Occupy movement.
Tuesday Must Read: UC Davis Students Confront Chancellor, Demand Her Resignation; Pepper-Spray Scandal Goes Viral
The events that took place on the UC Davis campus a few days ago are pretty hard to watch. But that doesn’t mean that people haven’t taken a good, hard look at the incident. People have drawn parallels to historical events involving protests – as well as used the brutal video to further the discussion surrounding the state of First Amendment rights in this country. And of course, the internet has decided that it’s perfect meme fodder.