Documents obtained by PAR reveal that medical waivers allowing police to administer Ketamine to arrest subjects are based upon questionable medical diagnoses. Please join journalists Taya Graham and Stephen Janis for this profoundly important episode of the Police Accountability Report!
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Police shouldn't be druging anyone, ever, period. Insane!
Hello beautiful I really need your help no s*** s***only backups on bad cops
GESTA___!
Your government has become Hannibal ector !!!! Tasers and dangerous drugs ? Constitution?
we got best cops and courts can buy!!!!!!!!
Talk back and they’ll kill you
Unfortunately, we do not live in a a democracy—not even a remote resemblance
they should look at what the out come could thank god i don't think my grandkids live near that state i hope i don't live in the usa ut if they did give that sh*t to them and they were too die from it then i buy a plane ticket and then i go to work the cop that said to and the one that gave it too my loved one i hope there affairs are in order
One simple mistake can kill you any time you inject anything. Failing to get rid of any air bubbles will cause a heart attack.
Talk about fascism and evil!!!
they are already in fucking hand cuffs people that’s as far as it should go !!!
Wait, WHAT !!!!!! This is FUBAR
I raise a wild form of livestock and my vet will not use that unless its a absolute emergency. To many times the critter dies! Either from respiratory problems or over heating!
Also I was recently bit by a German shepherd. He only crushed my hand and caused 20 stitches, it was the worst pain I've felt. I can not imagine how bad that poor girl was in pain. So sad!
Cops have no business with Dogs!!! End all qualified immunity!! Not just for cops but all government! End civil asset forfeiture! End the war on people ie "war on drugs"
It's illegal to force injections or any other medical procedures on people. Its written in the Nuremberg agreement and most human rights charters. If its happening they're liable to be charged with human rights offenses.
No, you're absolutely right. Our law enforcement officers need to ignore the social pressures that demand less than lethal responses then complain about the use thereof. It's time for cops to just start shooting assholes right off the bat again according to the social climate today. At least that is the conclusion any reasonable person would come to after context-free "process" reporting such as this.
Legally, you're supposed to be able to refuse any medical treatment. Idk how they're allowed to do this.
Why are we letting police use any drugs against people at alllllllllllll
That councilwomans position is VERY disturbing. She only sees something wrong with that particular drug, but not others? ALL drugs have contradictions and interactions,, and NONE should be used as a means of gaining compliance.
If my pit bull mauled someone like that police dog they would come take her and euthanize her without hesitation, and I would understand why. But something tells me, that police dog is still chasing people down😶
Cops and criminals have something in common, its that I run when I see the both of them.