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So, there was that incident where George Zimmerman kept telling his wife to come "closer" when he was armed, while she was calling 911 (maybe so he could claim he was "standing his ground).
George Zimmerman's Wife on 911 Tape: 'I Am Really, Really Scared' - ABC News
Then he got arrested after cocking a pointing a shotgun in his girlfriend's direction, breaking a glass table and pushing her out of her own house and barricading himself inside after she told him to move out.
George Zimmerman arrested for domestic violence - Orlando Sentinel
Now, road rage and stalking the dude at his job.
George Zimmerman threatened to kill man in road rage incident, Florida police say | News - Home
Everyone keeps deciding not to press charges, so Zimmerman is clearly innocent, right?
But... wait a second... how many people here have triggered more then one 911 call in the last year? In other words, can this stuff really be brushed off as all just mistakes?
I suspect it's that people think a piece of paper like a restraining order won't stop bullets, and that Zimmerman is going to go after them if such an order is served.
This guy is going to kill someone else.
And Florida is still not a place I'd like to live.
Do you think he's a danger? Or just misunderstood and innocent, just like during the Trayvon Martin shooting?
George Zimmerman's Wife on 911 Tape: 'I Am Really, Really Scared' - ABC News
Then he got arrested after cocking a pointing a shotgun in his girlfriend's direction, breaking a glass table and pushing her out of her own house and barricading himself inside after she told him to move out.
George Zimmerman arrested for domestic violence - Orlando Sentinel
Now, road rage and stalking the dude at his job.
George Zimmerman threatened to kill man in road rage incident, Florida police say | News - Home
Everyone keeps deciding not to press charges, so Zimmerman is clearly innocent, right?
But... wait a second... how many people here have triggered more then one 911 call in the last year? In other words, can this stuff really be brushed off as all just mistakes?
I suspect it's that people think a piece of paper like a restraining order won't stop bullets, and that Zimmerman is going to go after them if such an order is served.
This guy is going to kill someone else.
And Florida is still not a place I'd like to live.
Do you think he's a danger? Or just misunderstood and innocent, just like during the Trayvon Martin shooting?