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re: Video of Sandra Bland (who went on to commit suicide) arrest released
Posted on 7/21/15 at 9:29 pm to LSUTANGERINE
Posted on 7/21/15 at 9:29 pm to LSUTANGERINE
Ahhhh yes, the self diagnosed depression and PTSD. Similar to my self diagnosed ADHD and latex allergy.
Posted on 7/21/15 at 9:29 pm to LSUTANGERINE
I think there's more to it and more facts will come out soon. Right now all we can do is speculate.
Posted on 7/21/15 at 9:33 pm to Phil0ndeeez
LINK
also
So she likely was defensive and already had an attitude. I stil don't condone the cops behavior. Or hers.
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Bland was taking a new job at Prairie View A&M University in Texas, more than 1,000 miles from her home in the Chicago suburb of Naperville, Illinois.
She had graduated from the historically black college in 2009 and was returning there as a student ambassador, according to family members.
But investigators were examining online videos posted by Bland in March in which she talked about battling depression and post-traumatic stress disorder, according to Mathis.
also
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weeks before her death in police custody, Bland regularly used the #SandySpeaks hashtag to post videos on Facebook in which she denounced police brutality and racism.
So she likely was defensive and already had an attitude. I stil don't condone the cops behavior. Or hers.
Posted on 7/21/15 at 9:35 pm to TigerHam85
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Ahhhh yes, the self diagnosed depression and PTSD. Similar to my self diagnosed ADHD and latex allergy.
Rarely, if ever do those who commit suicide NOT suffer from a mental illness. Know your facts before you spout gibberish based on your own experience
Posted on 7/21/15 at 9:37 pm to LSUTANGERINE
How is this anyone's fault other than the suicidal bitch?
I'm sure most of you degenerates have managed not to kill yourself in jail.
I'm sure most of you degenerates have managed not to kill yourself in jail.
Posted on 7/21/15 at 9:40 pm to Rebelgator
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How is this anyone's fault other than the suicidal bitch?
WHo is saying it was anyone else's fault that she killed herself? That's on her. I am just saying she talked about her own depression and that she likely had a mental illness perhaps depression (at least she speculated that she did). It is not an excuse or an assignment of blame on anyone. It just helps explain her suicide, at least partly.
This post was edited on 7/21/15 at 9:41 pm
Posted on 7/21/15 at 9:43 pm to TigerHam85
Officer couldn't handle her attitude
I'd hate to see how he treats his wife
I'd hate to see how he treats his wife
Posted on 7/21/15 at 9:45 pm to liz18lsu
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Being Investigated as a Murder
Very misleading title, you must work for the liberal media.
The article says it is being investigated LIKE a murder, meaning with the utmost scrutiny. In other words, they are covering their asses. However, it is not being investigated as a murder. Very different meanings.
Posted on 7/21/15 at 9:49 pm to liz18lsu
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it is within your right to make inquiries regarding your situation
These "inquiries" should be with tact. Not the way Ms. Bland did it.
Posted on 7/21/15 at 9:50 pm to TigerHam85
We get it TigerHam...
You would have fellated the officer on the side of the road and then thanked him for the opportunity.
You would have fellated the officer on the side of the road and then thanked him for the opportunity.
Posted on 7/21/15 at 9:51 pm to PTBob
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are you telling me that a cop pulls her over for no turn signal when she clearly was getting out of his way and she has no right to be angry or frustrated?
If you want to see the reason that he pulled her over, you need to pay attention to the deceased's car at approximately 1:17-1:21 of that video. It explains why he started following her to begin with. She blew through a stop sign right in front of him. He then turns around and follows her. He pulls her over after she failed to signal the lane change (she wasn't in his way, he was following her). He only wrote the warning for the lane change and then she starts with the attitude and resists arrest (I wondering whether there were any grounds for a lawful arrest). The video starts at the end of a previous encounter with a driver who gave him not 'tude and got off with the same warning that the deceased had coming before she went full bitch.
Posted on 7/21/15 at 9:53 pm to Phil0ndeeez
Step out of the car
frick that dude
Another power tripping cop, giving good cops a bad name, nothing to see here...
Let's hope something doesn't ever happen to ME.
frick that dude
Another power tripping cop, giving good cops a bad name, nothing to see here...
Let's hope something doesn't ever happen to ME.
Posted on 7/21/15 at 9:53 pm to BigB0882
I have been pulled over twice in the 8 months for no seatbelt, it irritated the heck out of me but I kept my cool and did as I was asked, was ticketed both times, and there was no incident.
Her actions and attitude caused this incident. She broke a traffic law, he had every right to pull her over. Had she shown a little respect she would have had her warning and been on with her day. Instead she wanted to show attitude and we see the end result.
Her actions and attitude caused this incident. She broke a traffic law, he had every right to pull her over. Had she shown a little respect she would have had her warning and been on with her day. Instead she wanted to show attitude and we see the end result.
Posted on 7/21/15 at 9:54 pm to michael corleone
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When I get pulled over for a legit traffic infraction and react to said traffic stop in a totally inappropriate manner the PO PO should taje actions to make sure they are safe during the stop (exit the vehicle to make sure I don't have a weapon or won't take off ) then when I fail to comply take further action ? So, they should "ok mam, sorry you are crazy didn't mean to pull you over and go about your business "
I was pulled over years ago for the exact same infaction. Failure to signal. I had to swurve quickly to avoid an animal. The cop didn't see that aspect. I calmly explained what happened. Amazingly, I was polite to the cop and he gave me a warning and I was on my way.
Posted on 7/21/15 at 10:01 pm to beebefootballfan
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Her actions and attitude caused this incident. She broke a traffic law, he had every right to pull her over. Had she shown a little respect she would have had her warning and been on with her day. Instead she wanted to show attitude and we see the end result.
So her attitude FORCED the cop to go on a power trip?
This post was edited on 7/21/15 at 10:02 pm
Posted on 7/21/15 at 10:10 pm to LSUTANGERINE
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So her attitude FORCED the cop to go on a power trip?
Did i stutter?
Dude was cool as a cucumber, was nice enough to go with a warning, and even cared enough to ask her what was wrong. She was the one who had to act like an idiot.
Posted on 7/21/15 at 10:11 pm to Phil0ndeeez
She graduated from Prairie View. She was returning there to begin a job in the agriculture department.
She had claimed months before, online, that she suffered from depression and PTSD. Her family says she has been fine in the time leading up to this. In addition, her sister said she had never been diagnosed with either.
She was clearly changing lanes to get out of his way. Pulling her over was based in poultry feces. She even told him early in the proceeding that fact. She was not rude, just informative.
He did not initially inform her that he was issuing her with a warning ticket. She was ready to sign whatever he was presenting. Instead of handing it to her, he asked her if she was upset. She said she was. Asking her this was simply picking at a sore scab.
He went into full on dick mode here. He stopped all progress on signing the ticket and said, "Are you through?" She explained that she was simply answering his question. He seemed to have forgotten that he asked her.
He asked her to put her smoke out and she asked if she had to, in her own car. He decided right then that she was under arrest. Under Texas law, is she required to put her smoke out?
She was a bitch from then on and he was probably rougher with her than he had to be. She did not respect his aw thor uh tah and needed to be shown.There is another dash cam from the local LEO that caught a lot of the arrest but it has not been released yet.
There was also a guy shooting video, about 100 feet away. The cop told him a few times that he needed to go.
For those that asked, she was still in jail three days later because her family did not have $500 to get her out. They were working on it.
The jail said it was policy that they did not have trash bags in cells. It was also policy that they physically see each prisoner once an hour. Her last check was done by intercom. Her sister says she said she was fine on the phone that morning but may have a broken arm.
The civil suit will hinge on whether she should have been arrested or not. Many TX lawmakers are already saying she should have not been arrested. The Ranger is going to be fired and her family will settle out of court for an undisclosed sum.
She had claimed months before, online, that she suffered from depression and PTSD. Her family says she has been fine in the time leading up to this. In addition, her sister said she had never been diagnosed with either.
She was clearly changing lanes to get out of his way. Pulling her over was based in poultry feces. She even told him early in the proceeding that fact. She was not rude, just informative.
He did not initially inform her that he was issuing her with a warning ticket. She was ready to sign whatever he was presenting. Instead of handing it to her, he asked her if she was upset. She said she was. Asking her this was simply picking at a sore scab.
He went into full on dick mode here. He stopped all progress on signing the ticket and said, "Are you through?" She explained that she was simply answering his question. He seemed to have forgotten that he asked her.
He asked her to put her smoke out and she asked if she had to, in her own car. He decided right then that she was under arrest. Under Texas law, is she required to put her smoke out?
She was a bitch from then on and he was probably rougher with her than he had to be. She did not respect his aw thor uh tah and needed to be shown.There is another dash cam from the local LEO that caught a lot of the arrest but it has not been released yet.
There was also a guy shooting video, about 100 feet away. The cop told him a few times that he needed to go.
For those that asked, she was still in jail three days later because her family did not have $500 to get her out. They were working on it.
The jail said it was policy that they did not have trash bags in cells. It was also policy that they physically see each prisoner once an hour. Her last check was done by intercom. Her sister says she said she was fine on the phone that morning but may have a broken arm.
The civil suit will hinge on whether she should have been arrested or not. Many TX lawmakers are already saying she should have not been arrested. The Ranger is going to be fired and her family will settle out of court for an undisclosed sum.
Posted on 7/21/15 at 10:14 pm to Phil0ndeeez
Nope. Not at all. They are both to blame. If either had a cooler head she would not have been arrested. Suicide is on her.
Over and out brotha. Time to see which channel sensationalizes it more to fit their opposite agendas. CNN or Fox News.
Over and out brotha. Time to see which channel sensationalizes it more to fit their opposite agendas. CNN or Fox News.
Posted on 7/21/15 at 10:28 pm to Hangit
Has anyone figured out the law she broke that got her arrested?
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