Cincinnati campus officer shoots and kills unarmed black male

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(07-23-2015, 01:26 PM)Nately120 Wrote: Hard to say.  I have neither a past history of suicidal idealizations nor attempts nor am I being imprisoned unjustly.  Why doesn't the "thin skull rule" apply here?

http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/local/2015/07/22/sheriff-bland-told-jailer-about-previous-suicide-attempt/30533701/

Quote:In newly released documents by the Waller County Sheriff's Office Wednesday, booking papers show that Bland told a guard that she previously tried to kill herself.


Waller County Sheriff Glenn Smith said Bland provided the information while being asked a series of questions posed to each person booked into the jail in Hempstead. On the questionnaire obtained by KHOU 11 News, Bland said she tried to kill herself with pills in 2014 after she lost a baby. On a separate area of the questionnaire, Bland said she had never been depressed.

Smith says when a second jailer interviewed Bland, she said she wasn't depressed but was upset about her arrest, which followed a confrontation with a white officer who had stopped her for a minor traffic violation.

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DPS denies Sandra Bland dashcam video was edited

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Smith says both jailers who spoke with Bland were adamant that she appeared fine when being booked into the jail on a charge of assaulting a public servant. They noted on the booking form that she did not seem suicidal or mentally ill.

Documents say Sandra Bland told officials when she was being booked that she suffered from epilepsy. The questionnaire shows that Bland also told them she was taking the anti-epileptic drug Keppra.

Bland's family said Wednesday she had no history of depression, but Bland herself said she struggled with depression and PTSD in a video posted a few years ago

Clearly three days in jail had no affect on her.