Justice for Trayvon??

Had George Zimmerman or Trayvon Martin ever been in trouble with the law?

On Monday, Florida authorities told the Associated Press that Martin had no juvenile record, and his uncle Ronald Fulton told Crimesider that the teen had never been arrested. According to the Miami Herald, Martin was investigated in October after a school police officer found women's jewelry in his backpack, but the jewelry reportedly did not match any that had been reported stolen. At the time of his death, Martin was serving a school suspension after police there found a plastic bag with traces of marijuana in it in his backpack, reports the Miami Herald.

George Zimmerman was arrested in July 2005 on charges of felony resisting arrest with violence and battery on a police officer. The charges were reduced to a single misdemeanor and eventually dropped.

A month later, Zimmerman's ex-fiancee filed a temporary order of protection against him, and he counter-filed against her. The court granted both orders. As part of the order, Zimmerman was prohibited from having a firearm or ammunition. The order was lifted in August 2006.


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Had George Zimmerman or Trayvon Martin ever been in trouble with the law?

On Monday, Florida authorities told the Associated Press that Martin had no juvenile record, and his uncle Ronald Fulton told Crimesider that the teen had never been arrested. According to the Miami Herald, Martin was investigated in October after a school police officer found women's jewelry in his backpack, but the jewelry reportedly did not match any that had been reported stolen. At the time of his death, Martin was serving a school suspension after police there found a plastic bag with traces of marijuana in it in his backpack, reports the Miami Herald.

George Zimmerman was arrested in July 2005 on charges of felony resisting arrest with violence and battery on a police officer. The charges were reduced to a single misdemeanor and eventually dropped.

A month later, Zimmerman's ex-fiancee filed a temporary order of protection against him, and he counter-filed against her. The court granted both orders. As part of the order, Zimmerman was prohibited from having a firearm or ammunition. The order was lifted in August 2006.


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one look at the pics of the 2

one knows who is guilty:cool:
 
By May Trayvon will be as forgotten as Whitney Houston and Michael Jackson and John Lennon.
 
Apparently Chinese hops can't read.
Shouldn't you be off finding links where I "cried about white on black crime even though Zimmerman was Hispanic"? I'd hate to think you were full of shit about something.
 
Had George Zimmerman or Trayvon Martin ever been in trouble with the law?

On Monday, Florida authorities told the Associated Press that Martin had no juvenile record, and his uncle Ronald Fulton told Crimesider that the teen had never been arrested. According to the Miami Herald, Martin was investigated in October after a school police officer found women's jewelry in his backpack, but the jewelry reportedly did not match any that had been reported stolen. At the time of his death, Martin was serving a school suspension after police there found a plastic bag with traces of marijuana in it in his backpack, reports the Miami Herald.

George Zimmerman was arrested in July 2005 on charges of felony resisting arrest with violence and battery on a police officer. The charges were reduced to a single misdemeanor and eventually dropped.

A month later, Zimmerman's ex-fiancee filed a temporary order of protection against him, and he counter-filed against her. The court granted both orders. As part of the order, Zimmerman was prohibited from having a firearm or ammunition. The order was lifted in August 2006.


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Sonny has me on iggy, that racist piece of shit!
 
I say the news media is to blame for stirring up more racial hatred just to get people to watch their news by distorting the facts. Over the weekend a news station in chicago said that Mr Zimmerman was white and any one who is not blind can see he is not white he is spanish. Its all B S. There was a case in chicago over the weekend where a black man shot a black teen that broke in his home and was robbing him so the elder shot him in the leg and now the elder is facing weapons violations for having a gun to protect his home and family
 
As you know doubt would be.

Thank god the founding fathers recognized we would have defend ourselves against ruffians bearing Skittles when they added the 2nd Amendment to the Constitution.
 

Wanna know why, NIGGERWHORE?

Cause he was KEEPING an eye on his neighborhood

and only a NIGGERWHORE would think he shouldnt get out....cause cars arent as nimble as a person is

and as for the PUTRID, you, aka, NIGGERWHORE, make sure you attack a CIVIC MINDED COMMUNITY ORGAINIZER :mad:
 
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tought Crime and Punishment at University of Texas




The cartoon above accurately summarizes the Trayvon Martin shooting as portrayed by the “mainstream” media. However, it is not compliant with politically correct ideology to make this observation. Consequently, Stephanie Eisner, the University of Texas cartoonist responsible, was promptly fired from the Daily Texan, which issued a contemptible, belly-crawling apology. Eisner had to publicly bleat that she is not a “racist.”

We’ll see if her pleas for forgiveness are enough to persuade Hollywood celebrities to refrain from tweeting her parents’ address; if not, I hope they have fire insurance.

This is what passes for the free exchange of ideas at a modern university.
 
Thank god the founding fathers recognized we would have defend ourselves against ruffians bearing Skittles when they added the 2nd Amendment to the Constitution.

C-jack...Have you, or anyone else found any data on how many lives may have been saved because of the "stand your ground" law..?..
 
Thank god the founding fathers recognized we would have defend ourselves against ruffians bearing Skittles when they added the 2nd Amendment to the Constitution.

Here's something that will make you say, Hmmm:

Where in the Constitution does it say that you have the right to ammunition, bullets, gunpowder?
 
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