The State of Florida vs George Zimmerman: The Trial

‘Do you know who I am?’ George Zimmerman threatens to kill driver in road rage incident: Florida cops

The 30-year-old, found not guilty last year of murdering Trayvon Martin, said he would shoot the driver dead during the Lake Mary incident on Tuesday, police said. The same man later called 911 to report Zimmerman waiting outside his workplace.
BY Sasha Goldstein
NEW YORK DAILY NEWS/
Friday, September 12, 2014

http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/george-zimmerman-threatens-kill-driver-road-rage-incident-police-article-1.1937738#ixzz3DJ1ZmIHP

Zimmerman's at it again, continuing to threaten and menace others.

No charges were filed.

Zimmerman has a target on his back,

Not fair to him but in my opinion there are too many people looking to pin something on him.

Apperson told a 911 dispatcher Tuesday morning that he was driving his Honda Accord on Lake Mary Boulevard, made a U-turn and headed westbound when a Honda Ridgeline truck pulled alongside and someone inside rolled down his window.
“George Zimmerman was the driver, and they were threatening to kick my … and to shoot me,” Apperson told the dispatcher.
Apperson said he pulled into a Circle K to find a phone so he could call for help when the Ridgeline made a maneuver to block him and “almost hit my car.”

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Zimmerman has a target on his back,

One hundred percent correct and if I was him I would move out of the country
for at least a decade and if not at least move to a state where the non-white
population is a percent or so and lie low.

Not fair to him but in my opinion there are too many people looking to pin something on him.

Did Zimmerman tell man: 'I will f***** kill you'?

A Florida man has accused George Zimmerman of threatening to kill him and then showing up later at his work, Officer Bianca Gillett with the Lake Mary Police Department confirmed to CNN Friday.

The man called 911 twice, according to Gillett: Once on Tuesday to report the threat, which he said happened during a road rage incident.

"Why are you pointing your finger at me?" the driver of the vehicle, which had two occupants, said to the man. "I will f******g kill you, do you know who I am?"

The caller, believing it to be Zimmerman, pulled into a convenience store parking lot with the truck purportedly following behind him. He said he went inside and called police. When they arrived on scene, the truck was gone, according to Gillett.

The man then called again on Thursday, claiming he feared for his safety after showing up to work and seeing the truck, which he believed to be Zimmerman's, waiting for him.

Zimmerman, who was acquitted by a six-person jury last year of second-degree murder and manslaughter in the shooting death of 17-year-old Trayvon Martin, was confronted by Lake Mary police officers. Gillett said Zimmerman admitted to being involved in the incident earlier in the week.

The caller has decided to not press charges at this time, according to Gillett.
http://www.hlntv.com/article/2014/09/12/george-zimmerman-threaten-kill-road-rage-run-in-police

Apperson told the dispatcher that he pulled into a nearby gas station to use the phone since he didn't have his cellphone, and the truck followed him. Zimmerman drove the truck up to Apperson's car, blocking him in, Apperson said.

"He almost hit my car and he said he would shoot me then," said Apperson, who told the dispatcher that he never saw a gun in Zimmerman's truck. "Both of them were threatening to shoot me and kill me."

Apperson called police from the gas station, but the truck was gone by the time officers arrived. Apperson, who has a concealed-weapons license, was carrying a firearm at the time, according to the police report.

Officers told Apperson that without other witnesses or clear video identifying the driver as Zimmerman, it would be difficult to make a case, the police report said. Apperson said he didn't want to press charges.

On Thursday, Apperson said, he saw Zimmerman in his truck outside the disability benefits business where Apperson works.

"It seems like the guy is sitting there, waiting for me," Apperson told a dispatcher in another 911 call. "It's disheartening to see him lurking around here."

Officers who responded to the call confirmed the truck driver was Zimmerman. In a police car video of two police officers questioning Zimmerman, an officer pulls out a gun from Zimmerman's waistband. Zimmerman shows him what looks to be a license.

Zimmerman told officers that he had an appointment at the address, according to the police report. Also located in the strip of businesses are a psychiatrist's office and a Christian counseling center.

Apperson declined to press charges again. When reached by telephone Friday, he declined to comment...
http://abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory/police-zimmerman-accused-threatening-driver-25462761

-because no one, including the police, wants to get involved with Zimmerman unless they really have to.

. . . --because no one, including the police,
wants to get involved with Zimmerman unless they really have to.

Who has Zimmerman successfully sued?

I am, at least theoretically, contemplating social plans
to take Zimmy to dinner and maybe target shooting,
if ever I chance to meet him

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Who has Zimmerman successfully sued?

where did I claim that Zimmerman has successfully sued anyone?
Are you not comprehending by accident or on purpose?

I dont think that Firefly will come if I do,
she is not that open minded.

Are you not comprehending by accident or on purpose?

• 243,487: pay phones nationwide at the end of 2012

• 425,000: pay phones in 2011

• 1.7 million: pay phones in 2002

• 2.2 million: pay phones in 2000