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CovertProfessor — 2013-04-07 17:24:22

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CovertProfessor — 2013-04-07 17:23:31

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- '''Annette M. Spicuzza''', who took office on May 16, 2005, is the first woman to be permanently appointed to Chief of the UC Davis Police Department. She is now infamous for her role in the circumstances surrounding the police brutality against peaceful protesters on the UC Davis Campus on ["November 18, 2011 UC Davis Police Response to Occupy UC Davis" November 18, 2011], namely, for falsely telling the media that the police had been trapped by those who were occupying the quad and for failing to exert control over her officers.	+ '''Annette M. Spicuzza''', who took office on May 16, 2005, is the first woman to be permanently appointed to Chief of the ["UC Davis Police Department"]. She is now infamous for her role in the circumstances surrounding the police brutality against peaceful protesters on the UC Davis Campus on ["November 18, 2011 UC Davis Police Response to Occupy UC Davis" November 18, 2011], namely, for falsely telling the media that the police had been trapped by those who were occupying the quad and for failing to exert control over her officers.

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CovertProfessor — 2013-04-07 17:22:34

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CovertProfessor — 2013-04-07 17:22:24

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CovertProfessor — 2013-04-07 17:22:14

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- Annette M. Spicuzza, who took office on May 16, 2005, is the first woman to be permanently appointed to Chief of the UC Davis Police Department. Her career included more than 20 years in law enforcement for Chicago, Illinois and in Washington State for the cities of Federal Way and Kennewick. Prior to her employment at UC Davis, she was assistant police chief at the University of Washington in Seattle. She also was an educator at the Washington State Police Academy and Pierce Country Community College. A cached copy of her former linkedin profile is available here: [[File(linkedin-as-of-nov-21-2011.pdf)]]	+ Annette M. Spicuzza, who took office on May 16, 2005, is the first woman to be permanently appointed to Chief of the UC Davis Police Department. She is now infamous for her role in the circumstances surrounding the police brutality against peaceful protesters on the UC Davis Campus on ["November 18, 2011 UC Davis Police Response to Occupy UC Davis" November 18, 2011], namely, for falsely telling the media that the police had been trapped by those who were occupying the quad and for failing to exert control over her officers. + + Her career included more than 20 years in law enforcement for Chicago, Illinois and in Washington State for the cities of Federal Way and Kennewick. Prior to her employment at UC Davis, she was assistant police chief at the University of Washington in Seattle. She also was an educator at the Washington State Police Academy and Pierce Country Community College. A cached copy of her former linkedin profile is available here: [[File(linkedin-as-of-nov-21-2011.pdf)]]

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StevenDaubert — 2013-04-07 12:04:04

redundant !! My only input on these changes good stuff

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jefftolentino — 2013-04-07 11:46:49

Fairly large overhaul, providing notes in talk page

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- '''Annette M. Spicuzza,''' who took office on May 16, 2005, is the first woman to be permanently appointed to Chief of the ["UC Davis Police Department"]. Prior to her employment at UC Davis, she was assistant police chief at the University of Washington in Seattle. You could at one point read more about her on her [http://www.linkedin.com/pub/annette-spicuzza/18/435/772 LinkedIn] profile, but it was taken down after the pepper spray incident. Here's a cached copy: [[File(linkedin-as-of-nov-21-2011.pdf)]]	+ Annette M. Spicuzza, who took office on May 16, 2005, is the first woman to be permanently appointed to Chief of the UC Davis Police Department. Her career included more than 20 years in law enforcement for Chicago, Illinois and in Washington State for the cities of Federal Way and Kennewick. Prior to her employment at UC Davis, she was assistant police chief at the University of Washington in Seattle. She also was an educator at the Washington State Police Academy and Pierce Country Community College. A cached copy of her former linkedin profile is available here: [[File(linkedin-as-of-nov-21-2011.pdf)]]
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- She became infamous for communicating to the media about the circumstances surrounding the police action against peaceful protesters on the UC Davis Campus on ["November 18, 2011 UC Davis Police Response to Occupy UC Davis" November 18, 2011], namely, saying that the police were trapped by those who were occupying the quad when video footage shows one of the officers easily escorting prisoners to waiting police cars and another officer calmly stepping over the seated students. The ["Reynoso Report"] was not too kind to her, portraying her as a weak leader who tolerated insubordination. The Reynoso Report was also critical of Chancellor ["Linda Katehi"] who made the decision to send in the police, thereby forcing Spicuzza to act on that day. Following the incident, Spicuzza was placed on administrative leave on Monday, November 21, 2011 by Chancellor Katehi "pending a review of this incident". She [http://blogs.sacbee.com/crime/archives/2012/04/embattled-uc-davis-police-chief-annette-spicuzza-retires.html resigned] in April 2012 after the Reynoso report was published, though she may not have had any choice in the matter.	+ While employed at UC Davis, Spicuzza played a prominent role in the ["November 18, 2011 UC Davis Police Response to Occupy UC Davis" pepper spraying event] that occurred on November 18, 2011. The Chancellor of UC Davis, Linda Katehi, following the advice of her team of administration leaders, ordered the police to remove a group of protesters loosely associated with the Occupy movement from the campus quad. In response, Spicuzza sent a team of officers to disperse the protestors from the area. Responding police officers, after asking protestors to leave, pepper sprayed a number of students who remained on-site in continued protest. The action was caught on video, sparking widespread national outcry in the weeks to follow. + + After the incident, Spicuzza claimed that her police officers were trapped by those who were occupying the quad, despite video footage that showed one of the officers easily escorting prisoners to waiting police cars and another officer calmly stepping over the seated students. The ["Reynoso Report"], an investigative report commissioned by University of California after the incident, portrayed her as a weak leader who tolerated insubordination. The report was also critical of Chancellor Linda Katehi who made the decision to send in the police, thereby forcing Spicuzza to act on that day. Following the incident, Spicuzza was placed on administrative leave on Monday, November 21, 2011 by Katehi pending a review of this incident. She [http://blogs.sacbee.com/crime/archives/2012/04/embattled-uc-davis-police-chief-annette-spicuzza-retires.html resigned] in April 2012 after the Reynoso report was published.
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- Spicuzza has had a "near exemplary record" (according to one person) for more than 20 years in law enforcement for Chicago, Illinois and in Washington State for the cities of Federal Way and Kennewick. She also was an educator at the Washington State Police Academy and Pierce Country Community College. Her exceptional record is flawed by one incident that fell out of her control. The Chancellor of UC Davis, Linda Katehi, following the advice of her tight-knit team of administration leaders, ordered the police to remove student demonstrators from the campus quad. Katehi's orders required Spicuzza to organize a group of officers to complete the demand. Common police practice in an unpredictable situation involves the delegation of the authority to officers to perform at their discretion to protect themselves. Sadly, the officers on the scene chose to use pepper spray, an action not ordered by any superior officer including Spicuzza. Following the incident, Spicuzza was placed on leave. She eventually "elected" to retire from UC Davis to pursue other opportunities. - - On April 3, 2013, the mayor of the troubled city of Pacific, Washington announced Spicuzza as his choice for the interim Public Safety Director citing her experience in law enforcement as the primary criteria for selecting her for the position. The mayor stated "The way I think is like this: a man's past, or a woman's past, whatever happened, I overlook that. I talk to them and get my opinion of their character. Once I have the opinion, I have the knowledge of the feeling to either reject or approve. "When I talked to her, she gave me the impression she’s a highly ethical person with great integrity. And she has the spunk to do what I need her to do, which is taking over the police department. I don't care where she’s been or what happened before." ^[http://www.king5.com/news/local/Mayor-Cy-Sun-offers-job-to-controversial--201331421.html King 5 News], [http://www.davisenterprise.com/local-news/ucd/town-in-trouble-may-name-spicuzza-its-interim-chief/ Enterprise]^	+ On April 3, 2013, the mayor of the troubled city of Pacific, Washington announced Spicuzza as his choice for the interim Public Safety Director citing her experience in law enforcement as the On April 3, 2013, the mayor of the troubled city of Pacific, Washington announced Spicuzza as his choice for the interim Public Safety Director citing her experience in law enforcement as the primary criteria for selecting her for the position. The mayor stated "The way I think is like this: a man's past, or a woman's past, whatever happened, I overlook that. I talk to them and get my opinion of their character. Once I have the opinion, I have the knowledge of the feeling to either reject or approve. "When I talked to her, she gave me the impression she’s a highly ethical person with great integrity. And she has the spunk to do what I need her to do, which is taking over the police department. I don't care where she’s been or what happened before." ^[http://www.king5.com/news/local/Mayor-Cy-Sun-offers-job-to-controversial--201331421.html King 5 News], [http://www.davisenterprise.com/local-news/ucd/town-in-trouble-may-name-spicuzza-its-interim-chief/ Enterprise]^
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MeggoWaffle — 2013-04-05 16:25:48

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- She became infamous for communicating to the media about the circumstances surrounding the police action against peaceful protesters on the UC Davis Campus on ["November 18, 2011 UC Davis Police Response to Occupy UC Davis" November 18, 2011], namely, saying that the police were trapped by those who were occupying the quad when video footage shows one of the officers easily escorting prisoners to waiting police cars and another officer calmly stepping over the seated students. The ["Reynoso Report"] was not too kind to her, portraying her as a weak leader who tolerated insubordination. The Resnoso Report was also critical of '''Chancellor ["Linda Katehi"] who made the decision''' to send in the police, thereby forcing Spicuzza to act on that day. Following the incident, Spicuzza was placed on administrative leave on Monday, November 21, 2011 by Chancellor Katehi "pending a review of this incident". She [http://blogs.sacbee.com/crime/archives/2012/04/embattled-uc-davis-police-chief-annette-spicuzza-retires.html resigned] in April 2012 after the Reynoso report was published, though she may not have had any choice in the matter.	+ She became infamous for communicating to the media about the circumstances surrounding the police action against peaceful protesters on the UC Davis Campus on ["November 18, 2011 UC Davis Police Response to Occupy UC Davis" November 18, 2011], namely, saying that the police were trapped by those who were occupying the quad when video footage shows one of the officers easily escorting prisoners to waiting police cars and another officer calmly stepping over the seated students. The ["Reynoso Report"] was not too kind to her, portraying her as a weak leader who tolerated insubordination. The Reynoso Report was also critical of Chancellor ["Linda Katehi"] who made the decision to send in the police, thereby forcing Spicuzza to act on that day. Following the incident, Spicuzza was placed on administrative leave on Monday, November 21, 2011 by Chancellor Katehi "pending a review of this incident". She [http://blogs.sacbee.com/crime/archives/2012/04/embattled-uc-davis-police-chief-annette-spicuzza-retires.html resigned] in April 2012 after the Reynoso report was published, though she may not have had any choice in the matter.

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JabberWokky — 2013-04-05 16:11:21

Agree, the notability should probably be toward the top like this.(Minor markup)

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- On April 3, 2013, the mayor of the troubled city of Pacific, Washington announced Spicuzza as his choice for the interim Public Safety Director citing her experience in law enforcement as the primary criteria for selecting her for the position. The mayor stated “The way I think is like this: a man’s past, or a woman’s past, whatever happened, I overlook that. I talk to them and get my opinion of their character. Once I have the opinion, I have the knowledge of the feeling to either reject or approve. “When I talked to her, she gave me the impression she’s a highly ethical person with great integrity. And she has the spunk to do what I need her to do, which is taking over the police department. I don’t care where she’s been or what happened before.” http://www.king5.com/news/local/Mayor-Cy-Sun-offers-job-to-controversial--201331421.html http://www.davisenterprise.com/local-news/ucd/town-in-trouble-may-name-spicuzza-its-interim-chief/	+ On April 3, 2013, the mayor of the troubled city of Pacific, Washington announced Spicuzza as his choice for the interim Public Safety Director citing her experience in law enforcement as the primary criteria for selecting her for the position. The mayor stated "The way I think is like this: a man's past, or a woman's past, whatever happened, I overlook that. I talk to them and get my opinion of their character. Once I have the opinion, I have the knowledge of the feeling to either reject or approve. "When I talked to her, she gave me the impression she’s a highly ethical person with great integrity. And she has the spunk to do what I need her to do, which is taking over the police department. I don't care where she’s been or what happened before." ^[http://www.king5.com/news/local/Mayor-Cy-Sun-offers-job-to-controversial--201331421.html King 5 News], [http://www.davisenterprise.com/local-news/ucd/town-in-trouble-may-name-spicuzza-its-interim-chief/ Enterprise]^
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- On April 5, 2013, Spicuzza decided not to accept the position. Spicuzza announced "Mayor Sun reached out to me and sought my provisional appointment to maintain leadership and ensure delivery of public safety services to the citizens of Pacific, during the investigation period. The issues at the City of Pacific are deep seeded. As as result, it has prevented my appointment and assistance to the Police Department. I wish the City of Pacific and its citizens all the best." http://www.nwcn.com/news?fId=201674171&fPath=/news/local&fDomain=10212	+ On April 5, 2013, Spicuzza decided not to accept the position. Spicuzza announced "Mayor Sun reached out to me and sought my provisional appointment to maintain leadership and ensure delivery of public safety services to the citizens of Pacific, during the investigation period. The issues at the City of Pacific are deep seeded. As as result, it has prevented my appointment and assistance to the Police Department. I wish the City of Pacific and its citizens all the best." ^[http://www.nwcn.com/news?fId=201674171&fPath=/news/local&fDomain=10212 NWCN]^

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- Spicuzza has had a "near exemplary record" (according to one person) for more than 20 years in law enforcement for Chicago, Illinois and in Washington State for the cities of Federal Way and Kennewick. She also was an educator at the Washington State Police Academy and Piece Country Community College. Her exceptional record is flawed by one incident that fell out of her control. The Chancellor of UC Davis, Linda Katehi, following the advice of her tight-knit team of administration leaders, ordered the police to remove student demonstrators from the campus quad. Katehi's orders required Spicuzza to organize a group of officers to complete the demand. Common police practice in an unpredictable situation involves the delegation of the authority to officers to perform at their discretion to protect themselves. Sadly, the officers on the scene chose to use pepper spray, an action not ordered by any superior officer including Spicuzza. Following the incident, Spicuzza was placed on leave. She eventually "elected" to retire from UC Davis to pursue other opportunities.	+ Spicuzza has had a "near exemplary record" (according to one person) for more than 20 years in law enforcement for Chicago, Illinois and in Washington State for the cities of Federal Way and Kennewick. She also was an educator at the Washington State Police Academy and Pierce Country Community College. Her exceptional record is flawed by one incident that fell out of her control. The Chancellor of UC Davis, Linda Katehi, following the advice of her tight-knit team of administration leaders, ordered the police to remove student demonstrators from the campus quad. Katehi's orders required Spicuzza to organize a group of officers to complete the demand. Common police practice in an unpredictable situation involves the delegation of the authority to officers to perform at their discretion to protect themselves. Sadly, the officers on the scene chose to use pepper spray, an action not ordered by any superior officer including Spicuzza. Following the incident, Spicuzza was placed on leave. She eventually "elected" to retire from UC Davis to pursue other opportunities.

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- On April 3, 2013, the mayor of the troubled city of Pacific, Washington announced Spicuzza as his choice for the interim Public Safety Director citing her experience in law enforcement as the primary criteria for selecting her for the position. The major stated “The way I think is like this: a man’s past, or a woman’s past, whatever happened, I overlook that. I talk to them and get my opinion of their character. Once I have the opinion, I have the knowledge of the feeling to either reject or approve. “When I talked to her, she gave me the impression she’s a highly ethical person with great integrity. And she has the spunk to do what I need her to do, which is taking over the police department. I don’t care where she’s been or what happened before.” http://www.king5.com/news/local/Mayor-Cy-Sun-offers-job-to-controversial--201331421.html http://www.davisenterprise.com/local-news/ucd/town-in-trouble-may-name-spicuzza-its-interim-chief/	+ On April 3, 2013, the mayor of the troubled city of Pacific, Washington announced Spicuzza as his choice for the interim Public Safety Director citing her experience in law enforcement as the primary criteria for selecting her for the position. The mayor stated “The way I think is like this: a man’s past, or a woman’s past, whatever happened, I overlook that. I talk to them and get my opinion of their character. Once I have the opinion, I have the knowledge of the feeling to either reject or approve. “When I talked to her, she gave me the impression she’s a highly ethical person with great integrity. And she has the spunk to do what I need her to do, which is taking over the police department. I don’t care where she’s been or what happened before.” http://www.king5.com/news/local/Mayor-Cy-Sun-offers-job-to-controversial--201331421.html http://www.davisenterprise.com/local-news/ucd/town-in-trouble-may-name-spicuzza-its-interim-chief/

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JohnCarson — 2013-04-05 15:10:49

This is an update of the history

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- She became infamous for communicating to the media about the circumstances surrounding the police action against peaceful protesters on the UC Davis Campus on ["November 18, 2011 UC Davis Police Response to Occupy UC Davis" November 18, 2011], namely, saying that the police were trapped by those who were occupying the quad when video footage shows one of the officers easily escorting prisoners to waiting police cars and another officer calmly stepping over the seated students. The ["Reynoso Report"] was not too kind to her, portraying her as a weak leader who tolerated insubordination. The Resnoso Report was also critical of Chancellor ["Linda Katehi"] who made the decision to send in the police, thereby forcing Spicuzza to act on that day. Following the incident, Spicuzza was placed on administrative leave on Monday, November 21, 2011 by Chancellor Katehi "pending a review of this incident". She [http://blogs.sacbee.com/crime/archives/2012/04/embattled-uc-davis-police-chief-annette-spicuzza-retires.html resigned] in April 2012 after the Reynoso report was published, though she may not have had any choice in the matter.	+ She became infamous for communicating to the media about the circumstances surrounding the police action against peaceful protesters on the UC Davis Campus on ["November 18, 2011 UC Davis Police Response to Occupy UC Davis" November 18, 2011], namely, saying that the police were trapped by those who were occupying the quad when video footage shows one of the officers easily escorting prisoners to waiting police cars and another officer calmly stepping over the seated students. The ["Reynoso Report"] was not too kind to her, portraying her as a weak leader who tolerated insubordination. The Resnoso Report was also critical of '''Chancellor ["Linda Katehi"] who made the decision''' to send in the police, thereby forcing Spicuzza to act on that day. Following the incident, Spicuzza was placed on administrative leave on Monday, November 21, 2011 by Chancellor Katehi "pending a review of this incident". She [http://blogs.sacbee.com/crime/archives/2012/04/embattled-uc-davis-police-chief-annette-spicuzza-retires.html resigned] in April 2012 after the Reynoso report was published, though she may not have had any choice in the matter.
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- On April 3, 2013, the mayor of the city of Pacific, Washington announced Spicuzza as the interim Public Safety Director citing her experience in law enforcement as the primary criteria for selecting her for the position. A city council member has countered that the Mayor actually has no authority to appoint her to this position. http://www.king5.com/news/local/Mayor-Cy-Sun-offers-job-to-controversial--201331421.html	+ On April 3, 2013, the mayor of the troubled city of Pacific, Washington announced Spicuzza as his choice for the interim Public Safety Director citing her experience in law enforcement as the primary criteria for selecting her for the position. The major stated “The way I think is like this: a man’s past, or a woman’s past, whatever happened, I overlook that. I talk to them and get my opinion of their character. Once I have the opinion, I have the knowledge of the feeling to either reject or approve. “When I talked to her, she gave me the impression she’s a highly ethical person with great integrity. And she has the spunk to do what I need her to do, which is taking over the police department. I don’t care where she’s been or what happened before.” http://www.king5.com/news/local/Mayor-Cy-Sun-offers-job-to-controversial--201331421.html http://www.davisenterprise.com/local-news/ucd/town-in-trouble-may-name-spicuzza-its-interim-chief/ + + On April 5, 2013, Spicuzza decided not to accept the position. Spicuzza announced "Mayor Sun reached out to me and sought my provisional appointment to maintain leadership and ensure delivery of public safety services to the citizens of Pacific, during the investigation period. The issues at the City of Pacific are deep seeded. As as result, it has prevented my appointment and assistance to the Police Department. I wish the City of Pacific and its citizens all the best." http://www.nwcn.com/news?fId=201674171&fPath=/news/local&fDomain=10212

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MeggoWaffle — 2013-04-04 23:16:37

riiiiiight, 2 sugar-sweet/inaccurate paragraphs burying role in 11/18 = balanced

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	+ + Spicuzza has had a "near exemplary record" (according to one person) for more than 20 years in law enforcement for Chicago, Illinois and in Washington State for the cities of Federal Way and Kennewick. She also was an educator at the Washington State Police Academy and Piece Country Community College. Her exceptional record is flawed by one incident that fell out of her control. The Chancellor of UC Davis, Linda Katehi, following the advice of her tight-knit team of administration leaders, ordered the police to remove student demonstrators from the campus quad. Katehi's orders required Spicuzza to organize a group of officers to complete the demand. Common police practice in an unpredictable situation involves the delegation of the authority to officers to perform at their discretion to protect themselves. Sadly, the officers on the scene chose to use pepper spray, an action not ordered by any superior officer including Spicuzza. Following the incident, Spicuzza was placed on leave. She eventually "elected" to retire from UC Davis to pursue other opportunities. + + On April 3, 2013, the mayor of the city of Pacific, Washington announced Spicuzza as the interim Public Safety Director citing her experience in law enforcement as the primary criteria for selecting her for the position. A city council member has countered that the Mayor actually has no authority to appoint her to this position. http://www.king5.com/news/local/Mayor-Cy-Sun-offers-job-to-controversial--201331421.html + +

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jefftolentino — 2013-04-04 22:05:41

Revert to version 24 (This better reflects MPOV).

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- She is now infamous for blatantly lying to media about the circumstances surrounding the police brutality against peaceful protesters on the UC Davis Campus on ["November 18, 2011 UC Davis Police Response to Occupy UC Davis" November 18, 2011], namely, saying that the police were trapped by those who were occupying the quad when video footage shows one of the officers easily escorting prisoners to waiting police cars and another officer calmly stepping over the seated students. The ["Reynoso Report"] was not too kind to her, portraying her as a weak leader who tolerated insubordination. Chancellor ["Linda Katehi"] placed her on administrative leave on Monday, November 21, 2011 pending a review of this incident. She [http://blogs.sacbee.com/crime/archives/2012/04/embattled-uc-davis-police-chief-annette-spicuzza-retires.html resigned] in April 2012 after the Reynoso report was published, though she may not have had any choice in the matter.	+ Spicuzza has had a near exemplary record for more than 20 years in law enforcement for Chicago, Illinois and in Washington State for the cities of Federal Way and Kennewick. She also was an educator at the Washington State Police Academy and Piece Country Community College. Her exceptional record is flawed by one incident that fell out of her control. The Chancellor of UC Davis, Linda Katehi, following the advice of her tight-knit team of administration leaders, ordered the police to remove student demonstrators from the campus quad. Katehi's orders required Spicuzza to organize a group of officers to complete the demand. Common police practice in an unpredictable situation involves the delegation of the authority to officers to perform at their discretion to protect themselves. Sadly, the officers on the scene chose to use pepper spray, an action not ordered by any superior officer including Spicuzza. Following the incident, Spicuzza was placed leave. She eventually elected to retired from UC Davis to pursue other opportunities. + + On April 3, 2013, the mayor of the city of Pacific, Washington announced Spicuzza as the interim Public Safety Director citing her more than 20 years of exemplary experience in law enforcement as the primary criteria for selecting her for the position. http://www.king5.com/news/local/Mayor-Cy-Sun-offers-job-to-controversial--201331421.html + + She became infamous for communicating to the media about the circumstances surrounding the police action against peaceful protesters on the UC Davis Campus on ["November 18, 2011 UC Davis Police Response to Occupy UC Davis" November 18, 2011], namely, saying that the police were trapped by those who were occupying the quad when video footage shows one of the officers easily escorting prisoners to waiting police cars and another officer calmly stepping over the seated students. The ["Reynoso Report"] was not too kind to her, portraying her as a weak leader who tolerated insubordination. The Resnoso Report was also critical of Chancellor ["Linda Katehi"] who made the decision to send in the police, thereby forcing Spicuzza to act on that day. Following the incident, Spicuzza was placed on administrative leave on Monday, November 21, 2011 by Chancellor Katehi "pending a review of this incident". She [http://blogs.sacbee.com/crime/archives/2012/04/embattled-uc-davis-police-chief-annette-spicuzza-retires.html resigned] in April 2012 after the Reynoso report was published, though she may not have had any choice in the matter.
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MeggoWaffle — 2013-04-04 21:20:53

Revert to version 19 (Unsure why whitewashing was not reverted.).

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jefftolentino — 2013-04-04 15:54:42

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JohnCarson — 2013-04-04 10:44:46

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JohnCarson — 2013-04-04 10:28:08

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WilliamLewis — 2012-10-30 12:45:08

From the emails released to the sac bee

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WilliamLewis — 2012-10-04 15:30:35

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WilliamLewis — 2012-10-04 15:29:34

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WilliamLewis — 2012-04-18 20:53:57

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StevenDaubert — 2012-04-18 19:25:50

Well I guess 2012 is the present but lets do this so it makes sense in the futur

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WilliamLewis — 2012-04-18 16:58:08

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DylanSchaefer — 2011-12-23 00:53:52

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	+ ------ + ''2011-12-22 23:53:52'' [[nbsp]] Having worked with Chief Spicuzza in the in past, I can say that she came off to me as a very competent and friendly person. She also was very happy and eager to work with students, which not all of the previous descriptors can be applied to most police officers, in my opinion. I also feel that this view is shared with many of my friends and colleagues who have worked with her in ASUCD and elsewhere. + + That being said, her comments regarding the Nov. 18th incident and the fact that she is responsible for the police department's actions stand by themselves. It seems regrettable, but I don't see how she can continue to lead the UCD Police Force. Goes to show how one black mark can destroy an otherwise good reputation. --["Users/DylanSchaefer"]

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WilliamLewis — 2011-12-23 00:19:59

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- '''Annette M. Spicuzza,''' who took office on May 16, 2005, is the first woman to be permanently appointed to Chief of the ["UC Davis Police Department"]. Prior to her employment at UC Davis, she was assistant police chief at the University of Washington in Seattle.	+ '''Annette M. Spicuzza,''' who took office on May 16, 2005, is the first woman to be permanently appointed to Chief of the ["UC Davis Police Department"]. Prior to her employment at UC Davis, she was assistant police chief at the University of Washington in Seattle. You could at one point read more about her on her [http://www.linkedin.com/pub/annette-spicuzza/18/435/772 LinkedIn] profile, but it was taken down after the pepper spray incident. Here's a cached copy: [[File(linkedin-as-of-nov-21-2011.pdf)]]

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WilliamLewis — 2011-12-23 00:18:35

Upload of file linkedin-as-of-nov-21-2011.pdf.

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ChrisDietrich — 2011-11-21 22:06:27

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ChrisDietrich — 2011-11-21 22:05:53

needed a word there

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ScottMeehleib — 2011-11-21 22:05:24

<3 you too prof!

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CovertProfessor — 2011-11-21 22:02:35

I think it's fair to say that this is the lie, yes?

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WilliamLewis — 2011-11-21 21:59:29

linkage, active voice

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- ''2011-11-21 20:40:02'' [[nbsp]] One day, top of the world in a cushy job. The next, under the bus with all four wheels crushing your back. Must suck to be you right now. --["Users/JimStewart"]	+ ''2011-11-21 20:40:02'' [[nbsp]] One day, top of the world in a cushy job. The next, under the bus with all four wheels crushing your back. Must suck to be you right now. Of course, it would have helped your cause if your lie wasn't broadcast over national news.--["Users/JimStewart"]

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JimStewart — 2011-11-21 21:40:02

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ChrisDietrich — 2011-11-21 09:18:37

administrative leave

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Davidlm — 2011-11-20 02:40:05

better description, imo

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MeggoWaffle — 2011-11-20 01:27:42

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WilliamLewis — 2011-11-20 00:54:21

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