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11:45Now PlayingIn April 2026, the water in Trinidad, Texas started coming out of faucets brown — the city issued its own boil-water notice. Jennifer Combs, a grandmother with no criminal record who runs a community Facebook page, urged neighbors to document it and shared reports of illness. On May 8, Trinidad police arrested her on a felony "false alarm" charge and jailed her overnight. Police Chief Charles Gregory called it "cut and dry." A Henderson County grand jury disagreed — and declined to indict. Combs is now suing the city for political retaliation. Here's how a town tried to fix a water problem by arresting the woman pointing at it.
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Christian Post "Case dropped for grandma arrested after Facebook post about water"
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