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  1. May 7

    said “ I’ll see you in court” and they wanted us to believe she hung herself. This system is not for us. At every turn it works against us.

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  2. May 7

    I first want to acknowledge the pain that many of us are sitting with right now after viewing the newly released video from ’s cell phone. It’s traumatizing.

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  3. May 7

    We were told to believe that this woman who was told by a state trooper "I will light you up," who was recording her own arrest & was ready to go to court - died by suicide 3 days later? No. The story was always suspect. Reopen the case.

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  4. May 7

    Good God,it turns out filmed her traffic stop on her clearly shows she was treated like a criminal by the abusive cop who stopped her&jailed her for failure to signal.The next morning she was found hanged in her cell.

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  5. May 7

    This video was kept a secret for 4 years.

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  6. May 7

    Newly released police footage sheds light on the truth behind ’s death while in custody — now her family is asking for the case to be reopened

    Sandra Bland's Footage Refutes Police Account Of Events
    Newly released police footage sheds light on the truth behind #SandraBland’s death while in custody — now her family is asking for the case to be reopened
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  7. May 7

    speaks from the grave. This is gut-wrenching & further proves implicit/explicit biases and flat out anti-blackness endured by African Americans all life long. These experiences cause loss of life and generational trauma. It’s unacceptable.

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  8. May 7

    The family of -- who died in a Waller County jail cell -- is calling for a re-opening of the criminal investigation into Bland's arrest and death after seeing footage for the first time.

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  9. May 7

    & I never believed hung herself, but this video that was released from her phone is PROOF!! She knew her rights and she was ready to have him court for the way he treated her.

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  10. May 7

    Okay now I am angry because I see so many commentators telling us that we are demeaning Real Cases of racism by talking about race too much, but when it comes to they are absolutely silent.

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    Local authorities kept this cell phone video from Sandra Bland a secret for 4 years. Local journalists fought to get it released. Sandra Bland knew her rights. She never should've been arrested and threatened in the first place. A gross abuse of power from this officer.
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  11. May 6

    So, was the officer afraid of 's cell phone? Why was he in fear of his life, because she recorded him on her phone? So, the new normal to justify unlawful stops, arrests, and brutality is to say you were fearful? Dirty, rotten scoundrels.

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    The dashcam video of the now infamous traffic stop of Sandra Bland by a DPS trooper sparked outrage across the country. Tonight at 10pm we’ll show you the video Sandra Bland recorded herself on her own phone. Video many, including her family, never knew existed.
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  12. May 7

    Watch this entire cell phone video + witness white supremacy in action. should have never been pulled from her car + Brian Encinia should be in jail. The Waller County PD lied and covered up evidence for FOUR YEARS. We must all DEMAND that the case be reopened.

    "I'll light you up," the officer says as he arms his stun gun and sticks it right in Sandra Bland's face after she...forgot to use her turn signal when she literally just tried to get out of the way for his speeding police car. This whole ordeal was about white power.
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  13. May 7

    The video PROVES evidence was withheld. It's not a suspicion. It's a fact. Police officers & departments nationwide must understand there is no reason for Black communities to trust them. None. Yet, folks still say "Just comply" as if they won't get killed anyway.

    New video is fueling Sandra Bland family's suspicions that Texas officials withheld evidence in her controversial arrest and, later, her death
    8 replies 242 retweets 426 likes
  14. May 7

    We’re not surprised but still infuriated: THEY LIED. And withheld evidence to allow the officer to lie. We will continue to fight for justice for Sandra Bland and all victims of state violence.

    New cellphone video shows what Sandra Bland saw during arrest by Texas trooper. New .
    8 replies 356 retweets 694 likes
  15. May 7

    Devastating. ’s family is seeing, through her eyes, the vitriol she faced. As said in a seldom played part of ‘I Have a Dream, “We can never be satisfied as long as the Negro is the victim of the unspeakable horrors of police brutality.”

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  16. May 7

    Okay, many questions on the video, starting with: 1) How was this not released till now? 2) Why did not say she recorded the incident in public statements? 3) Why was this not given to attorneys in discovery? 4) Who knew this existed and failed to disclose?

    The family of Sandra Bland -- who died in a Waller County jail cell -- is calling for a re-opening of the criminal investigation into Bland's arrest and death after seeing footage for the first time.
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  17. May 7

    This is the coward who stalked, harrassed, threatened and eventually murdered Sanda Bland

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  18. May 7

    I’m fucking pissed. They obviously withheld crucial evidence from the Sandra Bland’ family and legal team to cover their asses. This brings back how intense and frightening it was when I first watched the video from his dashcam. Make them all pay.

    So, was the officer afraid of 's cell phone? Why was he in fear of his life, because she recorded him on her phone? So, the new normal to justify unlawful stops, arrests, and brutality is to say you were fearful? Dirty, rotten scoundrels.
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  19. May 7

    Remember: The officers sole defense was "He feared for his life". After viewing Bland's smartphone footage does he seem scared? That officer was as scared as Lion is of a Elk.

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    Local authorities kept this cell phone video from Sandra Bland a secret for 4 years. Local journalists fought to get it released. Sandra Bland knew her rights. She never should've been arrested and threatened in the first place. A gross abuse of power from this officer.
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  20. May 7

    New, previously unreleased video.

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