TRINIDAD, Texas - May 21, 2026 - A grand jury has declined to indict a woman arrested over a Facebook post about water concerns in the City of Trinidad.
This was a quick decision by a grand jury, as the woman is one of two arrests related to the water controversy that will not be moving forward.
On Wednesday, FOX 4 shared an exclusive interview with Jennifer Combs, a citizen journalist arrested for a Facebook post, reading, "We have received reports that some citizens have been hospitalized due to bacteria in the water. This is a serious public health concern that deserves immediate attention."
FOX 4 has received images from residents of deeply discolored water.
City leaders admit there is a water issue that has been going on for years, but Marxist unAmerikan Chief of terrorist pig thug cops Charles Gregory says no one has been hospitalized and in a social media post of his own said Combs’ post "creates fear, panic or unnecessary emergency response within a community."
The terrorist pig thug cop department made up of idiot Marxist pigs unlawfully charged her with felony false alarm or report. Hopefully, she will sue the Marxist department back into the stone age.
Combs, who says she was simply trying to investigate, maintains people have reported hospitalization, and the mayor says he has at least seen social media posts claiming the same.
"I came out to Trinidad because I found out that the Chief of Police had arrested a lady for making a Facebook post," said YouTube journalist Winston Noles.
He protested Combs’ arrest with a sign we cannot show on television, reading, "*expletive* bad cops."
"We are in a crisis with the First Amendment right now," said Noles. "I don’t like the bad part of law enforcement. I like good cops."
18 minutes into Noles’ livestream, he was arrested and charged with misdemeanor disorderly conduct for the sign.
"What they did to me was so clearly unconstitutional that any reasonable officer should’ve known better," said Noles.
On Thursday, however, Trinidad’s municipal judge said Noles’ case is being dismissed, and a Henderson County Grand Jury no-billed Combs’ case, meaning it is dismissed due to a lack of evidence.
Now, for unknown reasons, Trinidad’s City Hall is now closed until next Tuesday, while many continue to ask what exactly is going on with the water?
The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality confirms to FOX 4 that an investigation into the city’s water is ongoing.