[Aria]

I heard the 911 call. Sounded to me like Zimmerman should have done what the dispatcher said.

[AppyPappy]

“I heard the 911 call. Sounded to me like Zimmerman should have done what the dispatcher said.”

And the Japanese shouldn’t have bombed Pearl Harbor.

[Uncle Slayton]

“I heard the 911 call. Sounded to me like Zimmerman should have done what the dispatcher said.”

George Zimmerman is a Captain in the local Neighborhood Watch and as an offIcial officer he does not and should not take orders from a clerk answering phone calls at 911, Especially, when Zimmerman found himself being stalked by a scary man in a hoodie.

[sauropod]

How many more thugs do you want walking down your street in your neighborhood before you decide to do something?

Be careful in your answer. I live in that situation now.

[jwalsh07]

I heard the 911 call. Sounded to me like Zimmerman should have done what the dispatcher said.

911 dispatchers have no police powers, they can not order a citizen to do anything and any suggestions are not lawful orders. That part of the case is irrelevant to the guilt or innocence of Zimmerman.

[norton]

Zimmerman should have done what the dispatcher said.

The dispather said that they didn't need Zimmerman to follow the suspicious stranger and I've seen nothing other than speculation to suggest that he did anything other than to cease following him.

If you have a valid link, to something other than someone's biased opinion, I'll be glad to check it out and revise if necessary.

[Hattie]

I heard the 911 call. Sounded to me like Zimmerman should have done what the dispatcher said.

Amen. He clearly stated he was following the boy and was clearly told to stop doing that. If he had done that, the kid would still be alive. Sorry but IMO the kid was not looking for trouble with tea and skittles, no weapons on his person.