When the subject of a warrant for a routine blood draw to detect alcohol indicates he is needle-phobic and has agreed to a breath test, does the Fourth Amendment permit the State to place numerous large men on the suspect, threaten him with a taser, place him in four-point restraints, and inject him with antipsychotic drugs as a general sedative to draw his blood, or does it require a breath test or a second warrant from a magistrate fully informed of the circumstances to authorize such force?

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