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http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/03/08/us-crime-florida-neighborhoodwatch-idUSBRE82709M20120308
http://www.abcactionnews.com/dpp/ne...ch-in-gated-Fla-community-parents-want-arrest
http://www.drudge.com/news/154344/teen-killed-crime-watch-neighbor
The details in this article aren't complete but the fact that the police won't release the 911 phone call tapes and the fact that the teen was unarmed, while Zimmerman already called the police is very disturbing.
According to the reuters.com article the police would have told Mr. Zimmerman to not get involved and wait for the police. I seriously doubt a 17-year old kid would even think about arguing with someone when they have a gun. And if an argument began you'd bet that the person without the gun would just stfu.
The disturbing fact is be that the shooter wasn't arrested and the police have not released the tapes
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I haven't thought of it or remembered learning it in civics until this weekend.
Then it occurred to me that I may have been hoping for a guilty verdict for that "one innocent" in any case the verdict is in and some people have resorted to trolling in this thread... therefore as another poster requested
http://forums.anandtech.com/showpost.php?p=35260756&postcount=67365
I have to ask
thanks.
~Will
http://www.abcactionnews.com/dpp/ne...ch-in-gated-Fla-community-parents-want-arrest
http://www.drudge.com/news/154344/teen-killed-crime-watch-neighbor
The details in this article aren't complete but the fact that the police won't release the 911 phone call tapes and the fact that the teen was unarmed, while Zimmerman already called the police is very disturbing.
According to the reuters.com article the police would have told Mr. Zimmerman to not get involved and wait for the police. I seriously doubt a 17-year old kid would even think about arguing with someone when they have a gun. And if an argument began you'd bet that the person without the gun would just stfu.
The disturbing fact is be that the shooter wasn't arrested and the police have not released the tapes
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attributed to Sir William Blackstone. It is a quote that the Founding Fathers have taken into consideration when deciding what rights the accused have when it came to criminal trials.Better that ten guilty persons escape than that one innocent suffer."
I haven't thought of it or remembered learning it in civics until this weekend.
Then it occurred to me that I may have been hoping for a guilty verdict for that "one innocent" in any case the verdict is in and some people have resorted to trolling in this thread... therefore as another poster requested
http://forums.anandtech.com/showpost.php?p=35260756&postcount=67365
I have to ask
can this thread be locked now?
thanks.
~Will
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