Sandra Bland Found Dead In Texas Jail Cell

[Goosey 3,017]

Yes, and this is what he literally believes. Racist.  

I don't believe in this "murder by police" conspiracy theory with no evidence supporting it so I'm racist? 

"A conspiracy theory is an explanatory hypothesis that accuses ... an organization of having caused or covered up, through secret planning and deliberate action, an event or situation which is typically taken to be illegal or harmful"

 

[Brooke Candy 3,970]

Why are people here crying over 'Who' comments..? Like grow the f*ck up 

[ItsTommyBitch 12,640]

The signs point to foul play. People don't just kill themselves for being arrested for a traffic altercation. 

 

Exactly... especially when you are an outspoken advocate who has a job offer/interview to go to literally entire future ahead of her  

There are enough pieces of evidence in my mind to say that she might just commit suicide in the presence of a known racist is super suspicious. I think it takes a special kind of rose-colored glasses to think otherwise  

[Emvee 8,840]

Exactly... especially when you are an outspoken advocate who has a job offer/interview to go to literally entire future ahead of her  

There are enough pieces of evidence in my mind to say that she might just commit suicide in the presence of a known racist is super suspicious. I think it takes a special kind of rose-colored glasses to think otherwise  

just think of it this way... people are willing to give a known racist and woman beater the benefit of the doubt, but they're not willing to give the same luxury to a normal woman whose friends and family say she was mentally and emotionally stable. Okay...

[Pleiades 18]

F*ck cops. 

And I mean ALL of them

Don't come at me with "not all cops" BS

F*ck them all

[theMonster5 74]

F*ck cops. 

And I mean ALL of them

Don't come at me with "not all cops" BS

F*ck them all

What do you do if you get robbed, your car get stolen or someone break into your house? You call the Cops? lol

[RainingOnMe 7,280]

F*ck cops. 

And I mean ALL of them

Don't come at me with "not all cops" BS

F*ck them all

But you're wrong.

YES police brutality is increasing in America recently. But you're forgetting the TRUE heroes who protect America, who have died protecting people, who have died trying to keep innoncent people safe. Don't say "**** all police". You should be saying **** the racist police. Not every single one of them is abusive and racist.

[theMonster5 74]

This is the entire traffic stop video. If she would just talk nicely with that police officer, he would just let her sign a warning ticket then she would be on her way. But she had to be loud and tough on that police officer which excited him too. She called him a "p*ssy", "f*ck", and "*sshole".

 

[lego 44,165]

Ugh. 

[Daenerys 6,274]

This is the entire traffic stop video. If she would just talk nicely with that police officer, he would just let her sign a warning ticket then she would be on her way. But she had to be loud and tough on that police officer which excited him too. She called him a "p*ssy", "f*ck", and "*sshole".

 

All things she shouldn't have done. I agree with that but that doesn't mean she deserved to die for it. Especially with all the new evidence that points to murder instead of suicide. 

[dlioncourt91 765]

This is the entire traffic stop video. If she would just talk nicely with that police officer, he would just let her sign a warning ticket then she would be on her way. But she had to be loud and tough on that police officer which excited him too. She called him a "p*ssy", "f*ck", and "*sshole".

 

But yet he never once asked her for license and registration. She even asked what she was being charged for to which he clearly did not answer. He responded with the "Are you done?" After asking her a question. He tells her to put out a cigarette. She does not have to nor does he have the right to make her do so. Step out of the car? On what basis? He even dragged her, repeated yelling at her while she was clearly well-informed of her rights, asking what's she's being charged for to which he clearly evaded and then said "I'll light you up." Uhm no, honey. This is all violations on the part of the officer. And look at the phone part -- it is her goddamn right if she wants to film. Seriously so many things wrong the police officer did yet people are making her the instigator. 

[lego 44,165]

But yet he never once asked her for license and registration. She even asked what she was being charged for to which he clearly did not answer. He responded with the "Are you done?" After asking her a question. He tells her to put out a cigarette. She does not have to nor does he have the right to make her do so. Step out of the car? On what basis? He even dragged her, repeated yelling at her while she was clearly well-informed of her rights, asking what's she's being charged for to which he clearly evaded and then said "I'll light you up." Uhm no, honey. This is all violations on the part of the officer. And look at the phone part -- it is her goddamn right if she wants to film. Seriously so many things wrong the police officer did yet people are making her the instigator. 

Is it really surprising that she didn't trust him and that she felt more safe in her car?

After all the executions of unarmed black people by the ones who suppose to protect them?

Those, who blame her, are what is wrong with the system.

 

[field 98]

I don't believe in this "murder by police" conspiracy theory with no evidence supporting it so I'm racist? 

"A conspiracy theory is an explanatory hypothesis that accuses ... an organization of having caused or covered up, through secret planning and deliberate action, an event or situation which is typically taken to be illegal or harmful"

 

Your belief in the police story that she hung herself - without any evidence to substantiate this as fact - is not a neutral position to take.

[Probglum 824]

Okay so I'm sure you are all aware that there has been a rumor going around that she was dead in her mugshot and that they apparently took it while she was laying on the floor in her prison cell. One thing people are saying to support this claim is that the background was grey just like the floor of her prison cell, then they use a picture of what is apparently the front of her cell which shows to have grey floor, but when TV stations did a tour of her cell and found that bible on her bed, the floor is clearly like a cream/ beige color?

[dlioncourt91 765]

Is it really surprising that she didn't trust him and that she felt more safe in her car?

After all the executions of unarmed black people by the ones who suppose to protect them?

Those, who blame her, are what is wrong with the system.

 

Exactly. The video shows a clear infringement on her rights and abuse of power from the police officer. She had ever right to say no and not comply. People here are saying "she should have cooperated." What in the world? These are your RIGHTS. If you don't continue standing by them, police will become tyrants and walk all over the people. Ignorance like that will continue to breed officers and officials like this who will think they are above the law and can do whatever they want to the public.

The DA is now saying "pot was found in her system." Yet what does this have to do with anything relating to her arrest? She was never given a charge when asked. Was treated horribly. Was threatened to be dragged out, met with a threat of a taser and footage from a man who recorded he being held down by cops, she said she was being assaulted and thanked him for recording. She was vocal about issues like this via social media before this happened so she was well-informed and educated. But I somehow think in coming weeks, the cops and certain media platforms will try to paint her as an instigating citizen instead of a woman who died due to the cops infringing her rights, abusing their power and thinking they are above the law. Anyone who doubts this, watch the video again. The cop was way OUT of line.