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#sayhername yesterday was the 4th anniversary of #SandraBland’s Life being ended, “mysteriously” snuffed out in #WallerCounty after being aggressively pulled over and arrested by 😆Texas state enforcer, #brianencinia (at Waller, Texas) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bz55WpJgbX9/?igshid=q4fofpw99b8y
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R.I.P #SandraBland's shocking cell phone video of 2015 #Texas traffic stop surfaces four years AFTER her suicide cell death, and shows trooper #BrianEncinia putting Taser in her face and threatening to 'light her up'. Sandra Bland, 28, was found hanging in her cell in July 2015 three days after her arrest. ------------------ The emergence of the cell phone video raised questions about who had actually seen it before this week. ------------------ Cannon Lambert, an attorney for the Bland family who settled lawsuits against the state and county jail that totaled nearly $2million combined, said he never saw the clip until it was recently shared by a reporter. ------------------ Lambert said he didn't see the video in evidence turned over by investigators, which he said he wanted to believe was just human error. Democratic state Rep Garnet Coleman said Monday he would look into why Bland's family never saw the footage. ------------------ 'It is troubling that a crucial piece of evidence was withheld from Sandra Bland's family and legal team in their pursuit of justice,' Coleman said in a statement. @video2fone #video2fone https://www.instagram.com/p/BxKKYEfHgI9/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=xwm789gxyw80
CONTROL THE NARRATIVE • If you dont know who #SandraBland was she was found hanging in her jail cell three days after her arrest. Her death and dashcam video showing Trooper #BrianEncinia trying to pull the 28-year-old Chicago-area woman out of her vehicle became flashpoints in the debate over the treatment of black people by police. The clip begins at the most dramatic moment of the July 2015 traffic stop near Prairie View A&M University: Encinia has opened Bland's car door and draws his stun gun as she tries to steady her phone's camera. The flashlights on the stun gun flick on and Encinia yells, "Get out of the car! I will light you up. Get out!" The emergence of the cellphone video raised questions about who had seen it until now. Cannon Lambert, an attorney for the Bland family said he never saw the clip until it was recently shared by a reporter. Lambert said he didn't see the video in evidence turned over by investigators, which he said he wanted to believe was just human error. Democratic state Rep. Garnet Coleman, who in 2017 carried the "Sandra Bland Act" that the family criticized for being weakened before signed into law, said Monday night he would look into why Bland's family never saw the footage. The department disputed the premise that the video was not provided, saying it was included as part of a large hard drive of evidence from the investigation. It also said Sandra Bland's cellphone video had previously been publicly released in 2017, when it was given to an Austin television station under open records law. Encinia, who was fired after being indicted for perjury over the traffic stop, said he came to fear for his safety after stopping Bland for failing to signal a lane change. "The video makes it abundantly clear there was nothing she was doing in that car that put him at risk at all," Lambert said • #BLACKMEDIA • Follow me also @therealremyredd #therealremyredd @Bothervex #BotherVex (BACKUP PAGE) • #ControlTheNarrative #StephCurry #Lebron #Nas #Beyonce #Jayz #KimKardashian #cardib #WillSmith #TI #Worldstar #getthestrap #Hiphop #nickiminaj #pressplay #nipseyhussle #nickcannon #ripnipseyhussle #themarthoncontinues https://www.instagram.com/p/BxJhMiahpMl/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=9hdjcchuv23z
Sorry not sorry. #BrianEncinia #SandraBland #SandySpeaks #SandySTILLSpeaks #SayHerName #SandraBlandParkway #SandraBlandPkwy #WhatHappenedToSandraBland #SandraBlandWasMurdered #AWomanWasLynchedToday #AWomanWasLynchedYesterday #WallerCountyJail #PoliceBrutality #PoliceMisconduct #PoliceCorruption #BlueLivesMurder #BlueLiesMatter #PoliceGetAwayWithMurder #CrookedCops #CrooKKKedCops #DirtyCops (at Waller County TX Jail) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bq-JRjFl-dZ/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=49kw93k4loo7
Texas Gov. #GregAbbott signed the #SandraBlandAct into law Thursday, in what was supposed to be a decisive move to address the issues that led to Bland’s death. As the #TexasTribune notes, the act obligates county jails to channel individuals with #mentalhealth and substance abuse issues toward treatment, and to make it easier for those with #mentalillness or #disability to get bond. The law, which goes into effect Sept. 1, will also require independent law-enforcement agencies to investigate jail deaths, and require that officers receive de-escalation training. However, the act was notoriously stripped of key provisions that specifically addressed police encounters. Provisions so crucial given that Bland, a black woman, somehow wound up dead in a county jail after being arrested over what was meant to be a routine traffic stop. Bland, 28, had just moved from #Chicago to start a new job in Texas when state Trooper #BrianEncinia pulled her over in #WallerCounty, #Texas, for failing to signal. The encounter quickly escalated when Bland refused to put out her cigarette. Video footage of the encounter showed that Encinia then ordered her out of her vehicle. Bland again refused, at which point Encinia threatened to “yank” her out of her car, and ultimately threatened to “light [her] up” while pointing his Taser at her. In the end, Bland was arrested and locked up. Three days after her arrest, she was found dead in her jail cell, with her death ruled a suicide. The #TexasSenate version of the bill by state Sen. #JohnWhitmire of #Houston removed provisions that would have required additional proof for stopping and searching vehicles and prevented arrests over offenses that could be handled by a fine. As the Tribune puts it, the bill in that moment mostly became a mental-health bill, which easily made its way through the Senate and the House of Representatives, without opposition. Still, lawmakers insist that the law is a good first step. Democratic state Rep. #GranetColeman of Houston, who introduced the original, eventually gutted, bill, wrote in a statement after Abbott signed it, saying that the law increases public safety. #Speakin4Myself
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@Regrann from @balleralert - Family of Sandra Bland Settles Wrongful Death Suit for $1.9 Million – blogged by @MsJennyb In July of 2015, #SandraBland was pulled over by State Trooper #BrianEncinia for switching lanes without signaling. Most of the encounter was caught on tape, via the officers’ dash camera. The interaction escalated, leading to Bland’s controversial arrest. Days later, Bland was found dead in #WallerCounty jail. A medical examiner claimed Bland committed suicide by suffocating herself with a plastic garbage bag, however, Bland’s family believed otherwise. Since then, Bland’s arrest and death sparked nationwide debates and protest of police brutality and their mistreatment of minorities. According to #NYDailyNews, the arresting officer was fired following an indictment on perjury charges. In addition, as of Thursday (September 15), the family of #SandraBland has settled a wrongful death lawsuit for $1.9 million dollars. According to reports, the #Texas jail, where Bland died will be responsible for most of the payment. Waller County jail will cough up $1.8 million and the Texas Department of Public Safety will pay $100,000. - #regrann
Today is 1 yr from when #SandraBland was stopped by #BrianEncinia. The family still fights! Www.gofundme.com/sandystillspeaks
