[Alice in Wonderland]

if you follow somebody as part of your job ...

It's called 'neighborhood watch' not 'neighborhood follow' for a reason.

[Post Toasties]

Then the onus is on you to *Prove* that Zimmerman followed more than he should have, given that he agreed to stop following.

The onus is also on you to demonstrate how anything Zimmerman did could in any way have compromised his legal right to self defense.

So far you have posted absolutely nothing regarding either of these.

And remember, the law does not operate under the principle of 'guilty until proven innocent' for some very good reasons, even if you do.

[Miss Behave]

Tell me, exactly WHAT law did Ziimerman break in following someone for a couple of minutes?

Possible/probable scenario: Zimmerman lost sight of Martin/retreated, Zimmerman was unsuspectingly jumped/overpowered by Martin, Zimmerman was on the ground getting pummeled/could't retreat, possible tussle for his gun which may have fallen out of holster or taken out by Zimmerman OR Martin, Zimmerman takes control and does the only thing he can at that point to not get shot himself.

[Miss Behave]

OH...and following a person from a DISTANCE...and not even speaking to them? What law did Zimmerman break?