Re:Ketamine that's injected during arrests draws new scrutiny
by qppo on Sunday August 23, 2020 @02:03AM
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yikes.
"Not injecting people with a drug without their consent" is not the equivalent of "let criminals run amok."
I have trouble reconciling the notion that after someone has been restrained to the point where it is considered safe to inject them with a drug, they find it necessary to inject a drug for the purpose of restraint.
It's a bit like placing your knee on the back of someone's neck who is already handcuffed and crying for his mother. Unnecessary, cruel, and dangerous.
"Not injecting people with a drug without their consent" is not the equivalent of "let criminals run amok."
I have trouble reconciling the notion that after someone has been restrained to the point where it is considered safe to inject them with a drug, they find it necessary to inject a drug for the purpose of restraint.
It's a bit like placing your knee on the back of someone's neck who is already handcuffed and crying for his mother. Unnecessary, cruel, and dangerous.