@justinfreakin: DA Will NOT Take Cases From Police Dept. After Arrest Over Facebook Post TRINIDAD, Texas (KETK) – The Henderson County District Attorney’s Office has announced that they’re no longer taking cases from the Trinidad Police Department. This decision comes as the Trinidad Police Department is undergoing an audit from the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement (TCOLE), the state agency that regulates law enforcement agencies and licenses officers. “Our team is conducting an inspection at the Trinidad Police Department to confirm compliance with minimum standards for law enforcement agencies under Texas Occupations Code 1701.163,” TCOLE director of government and external relations Gretchen Grigsby said on Thursday. “Any further investigation or action will depend on any deficiencies found.” The district attorney’s office has issued a letter stating that, as of Monday, they will no longer prosecute cases that are solely investigated or filed by the Trinidad Police Department. This decision effectively prevents any state criminal charges stemming from arrests made by Trinidad PD from being prosecuted. The DA’s office letter noted that the Henderson County Sheriff’s Office has agreed to cover any crimes that happen within the City of Trinidad. They also noted that they’re reviewing any cases that Trinity PD already filed on a case-by-case basis. #news #police #truecrime

Steve Summersell K4WXX :

Arrested for fb posts is what they do in England. We haven’t been part of England since 1776… 🇺🇸

bob :

Ken Bohall - REVUP Ministries :

Charge them for federal civil rights violations

bluecollargander :

ACAB

Shadowgaze Gen ❌️👁️‍🗨️✨💫 :

FB post? Really? Every police officer involved with that arrest should be fired and publicly exposed

Jonathon :

The fact it took him 45sec to decide "yes" means he ABSOLUTELY would do it again!

Wendell Baker :

Was there a arrest warrant? If so what judge signed it?

KBoftheMountain :

This happened well after national news about a man arrested in Lexington, TN for a FB post about Charlie Kirk. He's spent almost 2 months in jail but it ended up costing the city almost half a million dollars.

Redeem! :

The justice system is broken and corrupt!!

Burg Bound :

Civil rights violations, these police officers need to face federal charges

Wayne :

That dude doesn’t think his dept did anything wrong that the problem

BadRabbit49 :

When the Judges are refusing to even accept people from your PD you know it's bad.

ikesemaukweli :

This is why we as black people have said there needs to be systemic change to how the police operate. Cuz this is one step from how they treat us (creating crimes that didn’t exist, jailing you for mundane things and bringing felony charges over it, abuse once you’ve reached their prison over the bogus charges) no one is safe

crazy ant :

good, now the cops need charged and jailed

J...Cool :

freedom of speech

Potato :

The whole police department should be in prison.

Nipclipandkoolwhip :

The original case on Jennifer should have gone to a grand jury first. The cops didn’t personally witness a crime being committed that required an immediate arrest. The protest is a protected act. “The right to peaceful protest “

Chuwbird :

While the real criminals are roaming the streets

Enon Must! :

send it to the da!? maybe not arest them in the first place! abuse of power and doesnt even realize what they did wrong

user4297655934289 :

Dfrost :

Yes we have become 1930 Germany.

Bigjoe331 :

The police officers:

Jim Jones :

“Rebellion to tyrants is obedience to God.” Benjamin Franklin

Leif :

I know of 2 people who are getting a large payday!

Tuck Fard :

wow, a DAs office with some actual integrity. they basically told the entire department not to bother arresting people because they over stepped