References: https://soundcloud.com/whyy-public-media/the-death-of-sandra-bland-unanswered-questions-and-violence-against-black-bodies
Note the public arrest reflective of public surrounding embarrassment aggravation/instigation. Aggravated hopelessness.
The incident was simply her reacting to officer in being scared or fearful of jail hence her responses, not sure why this was not seen.
Disgusting abuse of humane rights - the overlay was simply defensively attributing to officers requests about a fear of common incarceration - she actually tried to be nice amongst officers disgusting 'obey me, obey authority' attitude.
Disgusting simply, police need a good kick up the backside over there, too much dealing with problems leaves them mistreating people as a normalisation - blind to see her cry-
Sorry to say but that is police committing murder, recognition value on past history needs to be looked at - innocence was far from presumed in this case.
People fear how to they should adapt in confinement amongst unsavory characters, the fear of how your fear will portray you to others, will they take advantage of your nerves or force you to do unkindly things or form negative attributes under the formed jail traits that many oblige to, its a common norm.
Fear of jail faced, acceptance of confinement over time.
The incident and responses of 'victim' (Sandra) were intense child-like fear reactions to thought' of jail, knowledge of the hefty handedness of law. [interjection an infliction medium in fear of jail and elevation of fear]
