Posted on 08/12/2022 5:32:04 AM PDT by deport
A protester has filed a federal civil lawsuit against the city of San Francisco claiming that a paramedic, under the direction of a police sergeant, injected her against her will with a sedative while she was handcuffed after being removed from a Golden State Warriors championship game for demonstrating in favor of abortion rights.
Kareim McKnight and a friend, Amanda Piasecki, were at Game 5 of the Warriors series against the Boston Celtics at Chase Center on June 13 when they walked onto the main floor and displayed a banner that read "Overturn Roe? Hell No!" A draft of the U.S. Supreme Court's decision in Roe v. Wade was leaked in May.
McKnight said that once they were outside, a San Francisco Police sergeant threatened to have her sedated.
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If you go to a WNBA game, you won’t need a sedative, you’ll fall asleep right away.
Sigh...they don’t make movies like that anymore...
She was bat-sh!t hysterical and screaming, so they sedated her.
Of course, San Francisco’s pro-life stance is well known, so it was persecution for her beliefs./s
Didn’t this happen to AOC too?
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Fake news. No EMS paramedic would inject Versed/Valium into someone without a physician’s order.
This isn’t China kids...
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You mean like the government wouldn’t hold political prisoners for a year and a half without charges? You mean like that?
Another reason I own a tazer.
Takes too long to fill the syringe.
Hunter - First Date
Oh Yes!
wrong!!! depends on the state you live in, california paramedic have latitude
It is not unreasonable to think that there are injection devices that can be readied immediately.
Baker Act is for clear mental problems.
She should quit going. She’s been injected 3 or 4 times now. 😲🚫💉
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