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Police patrolled the area around Landfair Avenue after students participated in the Undie Run early Thursday morning. (Courtesy of Andrew Tudor)

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Students feel UCPD used excessive force in response to Undie Run - Daily Bruin

Students feel UCPD used excessive force in response to Undie Run

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University police broke up rowdy parties in the North Village after the quarterly Undie Run using pepper balls and other crowd control methods that some students thought were unnecessarily forceful.

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Students feel UCPD used excessive force in response to Undie Run

By Nico Correia

March 31, 2014 1:48 a.m.