The NYPD’s Anthony Bologna was responsible for his share of ugliness during last fall’s Occupy Wall Street protests, much of it caught on tape, but he also inadvertently had a hand in ...

‘Occupy Wall Street’ movement protests at UC Davis have become the latest flashpoint for the movement after a video of a police officer casually using pepper spray on passive college students ...

Protesters sitting on the ground supporting the Occupy Wall Street movement on the campus of the University of California, Davis took a face full of pepper spray at close range from an officer in ...

Thousands of union workers joined protesters marching through the Financial District Wednesday for Occupy Wall Street’s largest rally yet against “corporate greed.” The march was … ...

A person with knowledge of the investigation says an NYPD police deputy inspector violated department guidelines when he used pepper spray on Occupy Wall Street protesters last month. The video ...

This article was originally on a blog post platform and may be missing photos, graphics or links. See About archive blog posts. It was bound to happen -- a budding romance between two protesters ...

The NYPD officer who became the villain of Occupy Wall Street — when he ruthlessly pepper-sprayed a group of female protesters — has retired with a full pension. Anthony Bologna, of Sta… ...

Two NYPD officials involved in separate altercations during chaotic moments of Occupy Wall Street demonstrations won’t face criminal charges, officials said Friday.

The image of Pike (nom de meme: the Pepper Spray Cop) isn’t the first to reach a kind of iconic status when it comes to Occupy Wall Street. (It’s not even the first to involve pepper spray. See, for ...

New York, NY -- A federal appeals court this month released high-quality video of the controversial arrest of an Occupy Wall Street protester in 2011.

Fox News Anchor Calls Pepper Spray ‘A Food Product’ After Occupy Altercation (Video) Megyn Kelly compares the deterrent used at a UC Davis rally over the weekend to seasoning on Monday's "O ...

When Deputy Inspector Anthony Bologna used his pepper spray on the young Kaylee Dedrick, her savior came in the form of a young man from Santa Cruz named Robert Grodt, who dragged Ms.