Pepper spray cop John Pike awarded US$38,000 for his suffering

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Drett

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He should invest it into a business to sell pepper shakers designed like him.
I'd buy one.
 
Actually I wonder how good stuff would taste if you sprayed pepper on it ? I am going to Pike that food.
 
He should invest it into a business to sell pepper shakers designed like him.
I'd buy one.

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Actually I wonder how good stuff would taste if you sprayed pepper on it ? I am going to Pike that food.

Bill O’Reilly: “First of all, pepper spray -- that just burns your eyes, right?”
Megyn Kelly: “It’s like a derivative of actual pepper. It’s a food product, essentially.”
--The O’Reilly Factor, Fox News (21 Nov 2011)

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Pepper spray has capsaicin in it. It's what makes it burn, and it's the same chemical that makes chili peppers hot.

Here's the startling part. Capsaicin potency in a chili is measured in scoville units. It's the amount of capsaicin relative to water content. A jalepeño pepper has around 60,000 scoville units. A scotch bonnet around 500,000. A habañero has roughly 750,000 and the hottest pepper on Earth, the Dorset Naga, has around 1,200,000 at its hottest.

Your average pepper spray has roughly 3,000,000 scoville units. That's the equivalent of juicing a chili almost three times hotter than the hottest known to man, then putting it in your eyeballs. It can cause irreversible damage to the eyes and mucus membranes. The stuff should be banned. And Mr Pike should be put in prison.
 
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Pepper spray has capsaicin in it. It's what makes it burn, and it's the same chemical that makes chili peppers hot.

Here's the startling part. Capsaicin potency in a chili is measured in scoville units. It's the amount of capsaicin relative to water content. A jalepeño pepper has around 60,000 scoville units. A scotch bonnet around 500,000. A habañero has roughly 750,000 and the hottest pepper on Earth, the Dorset Naga, has around 1,200,000 at its hottest.

Your average pepper spray has roughly 3,000,000 scoville units. That's the equivalent of juicing a chili almost three times hotter than the hottest known to man, then putting it in your eyeballs. It can cause irreversible damage to the eyes and mucus membranes. The stuff should be banned. And Mr Pike should be put in prison.

but...the message to the "assault & pepper"©jimjimmers thugs is: serve & protect elite interests; with impunity.

Mr. Pike's steroid-clones now know they can likely ignore any and all cries of "don't Dorset me bro".
 
but...the message to the "assault & pepper"©jimjimmers thugs is: serve & protect elite interests; with impunity.

Mr. Pike's steroid-clones now know they can likely ignore any and all cries of "don't Dorset me bro".

I shouldnt have lol'd at that, but
I did :(