December 19, 2017 9:05 am

Berkeley Council to Vote on Pepper Spray Repeal

Berkeley leaders on Tuesday may repeal a new ordinance allowing police to use pepper spray during violent protests. Council members in September approved that ordinance. The vote overturned a Berkeley ban dating back more than two decades. Since that time, concerns have been raised about the health effects from pepper spray.

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