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I guess the pepper spraying cops don’t like anything. It seems that the Wall Street protest isn’t just spreading from state to state - it’s leaking into some of our favorite video games now!

On the other hand, the police officer obviously doesn’t know Pokemon, because nobody can attack Snorlax with pepper spray and think they can get away with it.

I hope this Pokemon will finally teach him a lesson!


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Yeah snorlax, use rest....and sleep on him.....that should teach him a lesson lol xD


D: poor snorlax! 


I really hate how the cops took their actions like that. It seemed really selfish to me. Poor UC Davis students. :(
Go Snorlax! Attack!!!


I heard about this incident ~ gosh what was that cop thinking.
So neat that someone used Pokemon to portray what happened.



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