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To: RIghtwardHo

I can also say for sure that the failure to investigate by taking Zimmerman into custody, running drug tests, questioning him, etc is ineptitude of the highest order. Had he wrecked his car he would have even gotten a blood test.


I like your comment, I too wasn’t there BUT I do have experience with Sanford, Fl. And because of that experience I tend to go with Mr. Zimmerman’s account with an easier conscience with the caveat that there just hasn’t been a good enough investigation to set me totally at ease.


65 posted on 03/24/2012 8:49:09 AM PDT by The Working Man (No child left behind should be: No Child left a dime.)
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To: The Working Man

Interesting. And he could very well have been “in the right”. Quite frankly, even looking at it from Zimmerman’s point of view the police did him no favors by doing nothing. If they had investigated appropriately, it could have exonerated him and kept the Feds out of it.

Thanks for the insight. =)

I gotta say, In 25 years of prosecuting I have never seen such sloppy police work. It’s stunning to me.


75 posted on 03/24/2012 8:59:32 AM PDT by RIghtwardHo
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