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Chris Serino, lead detective in the George Zimmerman case in his initial police report called for MURDER charges, and finally reduced his recommendation to MANSLAUGHTER. Anyone with half a brain (which counts you out, sorry champ) can search it up "initial police report by detective serino" and have fun with that little fact. It was the FIRED police chief who decided not to do it and made people go nuts for Zimmermans arrest which got the governor involved. So, for those people parroting misinformation about this, the initial police report DID NOT CLEAR Zimmerman, it called for his arrest for manslaughter after being edited down from murder. Go read it. Go look for a new target. :pimp |
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however I don't agree that it makes him correct. A trial is PART of our justice system! We don't pre-judge. If we did, then everyone arrested is guilty and if you're not in custody you're innocent. He SHOULD have had his trial and finally he did, which is FAR better than the alternative if we're speculating on what might have happened if there were no charges. |
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One more witness for the prosecution of many... who ended up devastating the prosecutions case and helping the defense. Sooooooooooooooooooooo.. to address your first lie = "no one looked into it" or however you put it - implying that there was no extensive investigation, you've proven yourself a liar. There was an investigation and several detectives believed there was enough to press murder charges. The police chief didn't. The state didn't. Detectives did. You know.. detectives.. the guys who aren't lawyers? The evidence was presented to the prosecutors office... you know, the guys who actually has to take it to trial and win and the prosecutor knew it was a losing case. Hence, no charges were filed. So there is no argument that "no one looked into it" as you put it as the case was thoroughly investigated and reviewed and went all the way to the FBI well before the governor insisted on appointing a special investigator, ignoring the standard practice of taking the evidence to a grand jury and before any charges were filed. |
And since you don't get it Tom, the entire case hinged on a single piece of evidence (with respect to the Murder 2 charge)... and thats whether or not what was said on the 911 call could convince a jury that he was acting of ill will, hatred, spite etc AND of a depraved mind. Thats why no charges were filed. There was no evidence to prove that beyond a reasonable doubt.
All you have to do is listen to the 311 call and hear what is basically a dopey dipshit, acting very calmly and calling in suspicious activity as he'd done 45 times or so before. The detectives i believe were also of the opinion that he should have identified himself, should have talked to him etc. and that was the basis for their feelings on the situation. BUT that all has nothing to do with proving what Zimmerman was thinking when he was attacked (as detectives admittedly believed he was) BEYOND A REASONABLE DOUBT in a court of law.... which is why charges weren't filed. The detectives felt manslaughter was possible, but also admitted Zimmerman was credible and his story believable... which creates a problem when it comes to pressing charges. |
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Common practice for self defense with firearms is to use hollow point ammunition because of the stopping force and tendency to mushroom as to not over penetrate the target. It is also common practice to have a full magazine with a round in the chamber but this also has been misconstrued as unsafe or someone looking for trouble. |
George Zimmerman is in a hurry, going nowhere fast...stopped for speeding in Texas.
"Nowhere in particular"... :1orglaugh :stoned ADG |
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Also beware of those small towns that you run into while driving down a highway and the speed limit suddenly goes from 55 MPH to 35 MPH. The cops in those areas don't give warnings and are just waiting to give out as many tickets as they can. |
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'The company produces bullets in calibers from .25 to .45 for pistols and from .223 to .30-06 for rifles. Each caliber comes in two forms, "blue" and "silver", the latter having greater penetrating power due to the use of no. 6 birdshot rather than no. 12. The projectile in the cartridge is of a much lighter weight than more conventional types of cartridges and so the projectiles exit the bore at significantly higher muzzle velocities. The current bullet has a core of very tightly packed lead pellets. On impact, the bullet fractures along manufactured stress lines in the jacket?imparting all the bullet's energy very quickly rather than over-penetrating a target or ricocheting on a miss. The extreme light weight and fragility of the projectile make it unsuitable for long range firing or against protected targets. 'The bullet design can produce large shallow wounds in flesh while failing to pass through structural barriers thicker than drywall or sheet metal.[4][5] These qualities make it less likely to strike unintended targets, such as people in another room during an indoor shooting. Also, when it strikes a hard surface from which a solid bullet would glance off, it fragments into tiny, light pieces and creates much less ricochet danger.' 'The United States Federal Air Marshal Service tested and used the Glaser Safety Slug extensively in the 1970s and 80s on board commercial passenger aircraft to defend against hijackers. Air Marshals are now issued SIG Sauer P229 pistols with a 12 round capacity firing conventional jacketed hollow point ammunition in .357 SIG caliber' -very many gun owners are very responsible :2 cents: |
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Courtney Love phoned into the Howard Stern Show on Monday before eventually coming into the studio where she made the shocking allegation that one of the first times she had oral sex was with Ted Nugent. She said she was young and she didn?t want to say exactly how old she was, but eventually confessed she was 12-year-old ? which would have made Nugent approximately 28 years old at the time. http://www.examiner.com/article/romn...-says-so-video http://cdn.crooksandliars.com/files/...key=1334724077 |
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She said she was young and she didn?t want to say exactly how old she was, but eventually confessed she was 12-year-old ? which would have made Nugent approximately 28 years old at the time. |
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Please, get with the program! Your hero Bill Clinton said oral sex is not sex. |
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First Rochard then ADG and now you. What are you guys smokin'? |
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Its funny that there are still some morons who think that there was anything wrong in what hero did. I mean it was not ideal (nobody is ideal), but everything was 100% justified and legit. |
Pssst.... you guys are letting a Canadian get you stirred up again
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Ted the overcompensator: |
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One more tool calling this useless to society criminal thug a kid :1orglaugh
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let me guess: if one of the black messiahs had pulled the same trick to get out of nam he would have been a hero for fucking off the 'man' and not fighting in his 'war, right'? |
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