... atypical antipsychotic, also known as second generation antipsychotics. Such drugs first came on the market in the 1990s as an alternative to “typical” antipsychotics, which cause physical problems, such as spasms or involuntary movement, according to the lawsuit. Today atypical antipsychotics account for more than 90 percent of all drugs prescribed for psychiatric purposes, regardless of whether they are approved for those indications....

...with Haldol, sometimes in large amounts. They were also given Ativan, used to control anxiety, and all but three were given Cogentin, a medication that is supposed to lessen Haldol's side effects of muscle spasms and rigidity. Two of the 53 deportees received Ativan alone. One person's medications were not specified. Haldol gained notoriety in the Soviet Union, where it was often given to political dissidents imprisoned in psychiatric ...

... atypical antipsychotic, also known as second generation antipsychotics. Such drugs first came on the market in the 1990s as an alternative to “typical” antipsychotics, which cause physical problems, such as spasms or involuntary movement, according to the lawsuit. Today atypical antipsychotics account for more than 90 percent of all drugs prescribed for psychiatric purposes, regardless of whether they are approved for those indications....

...with Haldol, sometimes in large amounts. They were also given Ativan, used to control anxiety, and all but three were given Cogentin, a medication that is supposed to lessen Haldol's side effects of muscle spasms and rigidity. Two of the 53 deportees received Ativan alone. One person's medications were not specified. Haldol gained notoriety in the Soviet Union, where it was often given to political dissidents imprisoned in psychiatric ...

...the "Chief" sounds like BS. Erm, no, New Jersey...But he's somewhat familiar with the Jacksonville PD, from years of dealing with Chucknozzle. Interesting. And thanks. I didn't realize that online spasm had gone into Real Life but I see now what Lord Cannon's JAX connection was. At any rate, if there was even a shred of truth to what Ms. Anderson wr ote I ...

... to the "Chief" sounds like BS. Erm, no, New Jersey...But he's somewhat familiar with the Jacksonville PD, from years of dealing with Chucknozzle. Interesting. And thanks. I didn't realize that online spasm had gone into Real Life but I see now what Lord Cannon's JAX connection was. At any rate, if there was even a shred of truth to what Ms. Anderson wr ote I would have ...

...claim of talking to the "Chief" sounds like BS. Erm, no, New Jersey...But he's somewhat familiar with the Jacksonville PD, from years of dealing with Chucknozzle. Interesting. And thanks. I didn't realize that online spasm had gone into Real Life but I see now what Lord Cannon's JAX connection was. At any rate, if there was even a shred of truth to what Ms. Anderson wrote I would have expected John or his ...

... atypical antipsychotic, also known as second generation antipsychotics. Such drugs first came on the market in the 1990s as an alternative to “typical” antipsychotics, which cause physical problems, such as spasms or involuntary movement, according to the lawsuit. Today atypical antipsychotics account for more than 90 percent of all drugs prescribed for psychiatric purposes, regardless of whether they are approved for those indications....

...with Haldol, sometimes in large amounts. They were also given Ativan, used to control anxiety, and all but three were given Cogentin, a medication that is supposed to lessen Haldol's side effects of muscle spasms and rigidity. Two of the 53 deportees received Ativan alone. One person's medications were not specified. Haldol gained notoriety in the Soviet Union, where it was often given to political dissidents imprisoned in psychiatric ...

... atypical antipsychotic, also known as second generation antipsychotics. Such drugs first came on the market in the 1990s as an alternative to “typical” antipsychotics, which cause physical problems, such as spasms or involuntary movement, according to the lawsuit. Today atypical antipsychotics account for more than 90 percent of all drugs prescribed for psychiatric purposes, regardless of whether they are approved for those indications....