📄 Story tips, resources & support 👉 https://www.thinblueliesmedia.com Submit police accountability tips, bodycam footage, public records, court documents, and local story leads. The Trinidad, Texas saga just added another chapter. Jennifer Combs was arrested, booked, jailed, and accused of a felony after posting concerns about the city’s water. Now, a district judge says two Trinidad police officers failed to provide a fair and complete presentation of material information when seeking Facebook records connected to her case. The judge raised concerns about the accuracy, completeness, and reliability of the warrant information and ordered future warrant requests from those officers to be presented in person—possibly under oath. But the judge also made clear: This is not disciplinary action. Jennifer Combs got a jail cell. The officers got an appointment. And this comes after Trinidad: 📱 Arrested a woman over a Facebook post 📢 Arrested Otto the Watchdog for protesting 🔥 Fired a water-department employee who disputed the official story ⚖️ Fired the judge who dismissed Otto’s case 📄 Fired the city attorney 🚪 Lost its police chief 🚨 And now faces questions about warrant integrity A grand jury declined to indict Jennifer Combs, but the freedom she lost cannot be returned. Should every warrant, report, and criminal case involving these officers now be reviewed? Drop your thoughts below. 👀 Thin Blue Lies, Baby! #TrinidadTexas #PoliceAccountability #JenniferCombs #PoliceMisconduct #CivilRights #FirstAmendment #ThinBlueLies

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