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  reaching for a gun led them to have the EMT give ketamine? 
  
  A super lethal dose of ketamine, no less.
context: “One of [the officers] said he believed McClain had reached for a holstered gun.”
  They really need to stop with this bullshit. >
  
  Not to mention the implication that him reaching for a gun led them to have the paramedic give ketamine? Sure, cops are notoriously reasonable with armed people. It’s sad when his best defense to explain why they killed this kid was a scenario in which they 100% would have violently killed him. Nobody is buying that.
  Edit: Paramedic, not EMT