Texas trooper Brian Encinia was caught fabricating his story to his supervisor

[noiretextatique]

https://www.facebook.com/SLiMBLAC/videos/10155826939075075/?fref=nf

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[Sanity Claws]

1. He should be immediately fired

everything is a lie.

He never said why she was under arrest. He took her off camera to hide what he was going to do to her.

[noiretextatique]

2. i agree eom

[Sunlei]

4. entire department needs the boot.

[noiretextatique]

6. i'm curious as to why the D.A. failed to mention this

while claiming Ms. Bland might have smoked weed...in jail?

[HereSince1628]

7. I'm not, the system's narrative seems to lean toward reducing departmental and civic liability

Prosecutors don't get many points for setting up the government they serve for lawsuits.

[noiretextatique]

15. true...but too late for that

i am certain her family will sue. and isn't a part of his job supposed to be seeking justice for victims?

[HereSince1628]

17. The difference between what should be and what is has at least galactic dimensions

[noiretextatique]

29. +1000 so true eom

[Downwinder]

13. when i was in a Texas jail,

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they took everything you came in with away. Where would she get MJ in jail? She was not around other prisoners. He had better investigate his employees.

Also Why were the scabbed cuts on her wrist not seen when she showered, deloused, and spread cheeks all in front of a jail officer.

[noiretextatique]

14. it is pretty damn ridiculous

but some people are buying it. i suppose that is the point.

[Downwinder]

18. I think everybody ought to be arrested once,

for the experience. i found it very educational. It will better prepare me for the next time. And the direction we are going, i am sure there will be a next time.

[noiretextatique]

30. i agree. i was arrested once

and it is a very educational experience, to say least.

[Sunlei]

3. There it is,all laid out in black and white. Can we arrest the police murderers now?

[noiretextatique]

5. some people will find a way to deny this too

waiting...

[oberliner]

8. Do you mean for that to be plural?

You think there are multiple police who murdered her?

[Sunlei]

10. yes, the chief seems like he's in on their traffic stop 'scam'. if hes ever seen a dash cam video.

[oberliner]

11. Interesting

It's scary to think how much power a police offer has over someone who doesn't signal a lane change.

[Downwinder]

36. My hearing is not good enough for the video.

Does he give the Sgt. an intro about what he is talking about? Or was the Sgt. in on it for the start?

[Sunlei]

41. I don't know how often during their traffic stops a sgt. is aware of what communications are made.

In this recording when Sandra was calling the officer a pussy (meaning coward)the 2nd officer arrived, and I think I heard a female? officer say, "you are".

Then Sandra was knocked to the ground, said she hit her head and couldn't feel her arms. I assume, She had arms pulled back, cuffed, face down to the ground. When Sandra said she couldn't feel her arms, I heard the male officer say, "good".

[Downwinder]

43. When he starts the conversation

does he just start into detail, as if the Sgt. knows what stop he is talking about?

[Sunlei]

45. sorry, I don't remember. perhaps a search will have a text version to read.

[brush]

12. Could be collusion, but I think the poster meant the cop apologists on this site. nt

[noiretextatique]

48. yep...and here they are!

it took them a while...

[Downwinder]

9. If she was in the back of the car,

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why did the civilian videographer say the city police hand cuffed her and put her in the Police car.

[Liberal_in_LA]

16. kick

[YOHABLO]

19. I'll get slaughtered for this: but she could have handled her demeanor that could have kept this

from escalating. Yes, the cop wasn't handling the situation professionally, however she could have kept her cool. Not saying the cop was not at fault, and he should have just said up front, I'm writing you a warning and the next time remember to always use your signal when changing lanes. This all comes from proper training.

[BillZBubb]

21. Uh, proper training and not being a racist dick.

And blaming the victim of police abuse deserves to be slaughtered.

[jtuck004]

25. So, don't be uppity to your betters? That's your advice? n/t

[Iggo]

27. And you should.

Sounds like you think her mouth got her killed.

[WillowTree]

37. Her mouth sure as Hell didn't improve her situation.

[noiretextatique]

47. her mouth is not the issue

unless you think she used it to "assault" that police officer, because that was the bogus charge that landed her in jail. at what point did she assault him?

[noiretextatique]

28. i understand precisely how she felt

at some point: enough is enough!!!!!!!!! and apparently this was her breaking point. there is a video on the net of a white man cussing out a cop after a traffic stop...he was not "lit up," or ordered out the car or arrested, and i have not heard a chorus of "he could have handled it better." and...two more people died in jail cells one day after Ms. Bland. one was a Native American man, and the other another black woman. one last thing: nothing Ms. Bland did was illegal, except changing lanes without signalling to get out of the cop's way.

[FuzzyRabbit]

35. Right. Because "she could have kept her cool" and didn't

she deserved to die. The cop had no responsibility to keep his cool. The victim is the one who should be blamed.

[Logical]

46. WTF is wrong with you? Nt

[CBGLuthier]

50. I refuse to be drawn into the trap of telling you just how wrong you are

But if you could read my mind I would be thrown off the site. Every time someone blames this woman for not taking a cop treating her like dirt it annoys the shit out of me.

There is a famous youtube video of a man screaming at a police officer while he calmly writes him a ticket and tells him to have a good day. of course said screamer was white.

Even if you do not mean to sound racist I have to take from everyone who says she should have behaved is that you mean she should not have been "uppity" or she should have "known her place."


Oh well, people suck is my new motto. People suck.

[brush]

51. Why blame her instead of just saying the ahole cop failed to deescalate . . .

the most minor traffic violation situation there is.

In fact, he escalated horrendously and violently.

Fire his unprofessional a _ _. With that hair-trigger temper he doesn't deserve to be entrusted with a gun and badge (but I'm pretty sure his temper only flares up when a POC doesn't immediately kowtow to him).

[Bluzmann57]

20. At the risk of offending people...

That cop is a "pussy", just like Ms. Bland said. I really wonder how him and some the other punk ass cops who push around and kill innocent people would respond in a real fight, without guns and badges? I'm thinking they would turn tail and run away.
Note- I AM NOT CONDONING PHYSICAL VIOLENCE! Just wondering about things.

[noiretextatique]

32. i think he was a dick

other than that, i have no problem with your post.

[mindwalker_i]

42. There are times when using specific words makes a point

a whole lot better than using approved words. Context is the key here.

[mercuryblues]

22. the little lies

are adding up in order to support the bigger lies.

MJ in her system? Where and how did she get it if she was in a cell by herself? A cell where only the officers had access to.

When I watched the video, it was glaringly obvious that he was lying to his supervisor. Was she aggravated, mildly. Was she belligerent, not even close.

I think there should be a law that when a cop takes a person off camera (or camera "accidentally" not on) during an arrest and that person ends up beaten or dead that the suspect is to be believed over the cop. there should also be an immediate gag order placed on the police department.

[BillZBubb]

23. How about immediately firing a cop who takes someone off camera?

[beevul]

39. I'll do you one better.

Make a law that states that if a law enforcement officer takes someone off camera, or disables/powers down a camera, its instant felony, 2 year minimum, done being law enforcement.

Plus fire his ass.

All it takes is one bad apple to spoil the bunch, therefore its time to start removing the bad apples, and prevent them from being in any bunch on a permanent basis. With great power comes great responsibility. Its time for their responsibility to start matching the power they exercise.

[Sunlei]

44. good point, you're right the officer did move her off the camera view.

This recording of him shows outright lies about his behavior. He tries to tell the Sgt. he was all perfectly official, 'by the book' with the 'violent police assaulter woman'

[uhnope]

24. here's the video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=49_wNH9OiYA

[noiretextatique]

31. thank you eom

[polly7]

33. God, that poor woman:(.

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Those fuckers know when they've got a completely helpless victim and that they can do anything out of camera range as long as they say scream the key words - 'stop!', even though she seems to be complying a thousand times better than I would have.

Hateful, lying asshole.

[valerief]

26. A KKK Kop lied! Mercy me. Quel surprise. nt

[Faryn Balyncd]

38. Here's the video that shows him lying regarding WHEN he first told her she was

....under arrest:

At 28:09-28:16 Encinia tells his supervisor that anyone stopped at a traffic stop is "technically under arrest" and "not free to go", but falsely stated that he DID NOT SAY THE WORDS "You are under arrest".

Then, at 31:19 he falsely tells his supervisor that the point at which he told her she was "under arrest" was after he had been forced to take her to the ground because of her "resistance".

He hedged by adding words to the effect that that was his best memory.

It's pretty clear that Encinia knew that telling he she was under arrest at the time he actually did tell her "You ARE under arrest" (10:10 in this video) he had no grounds to place he under arrest (as all she had done was question his request that she put out her cigaret and tell him that she did not have to get out of her car), and Encinia knew that if falsely timed the point at which he told her she was "under arrest" to the time after he had taken her off camera and described her as "flailing her arms and kicking him" (which she clearly could not have done when she was still inside the car and he actually told her "You ARE under arrest&quot that he could falsely portray her arrest as legal.

[winstars]

40. KKK mothefuckers. This has ALWAYS HAPPENED, now thru cell phones, WE CAN SEE IT!!!

[noiretextatique]

49. once again: being irritated by a cop is not a crime

neither is pointing out that his command is illegal. neither is asking why you are being placed under arrest. god...i hate authoritarians!!!

[Gothmog]

52. This DPS trooper needs to be fired