It's not acceptable for law enforcement to administer--EMS personnel to be administering ketamine to subdue a person under arrest outside of a hospital setting.
Joe Neguse: “It's not acceptable for law enforcement to administer--EMS personnel to be administering ketamine to subdue a person…”
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Neguse argues against using ketamine for restraint by law enforcement.
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