[muawiyah]

Because that's what he says to the 911 dispatcher, and that was the report at the time the recordings were released OVER A WEEK AGO.

What that means is he's driving along, then doing stuff, then getting out of his car, and it's not one big long record of events. He's calling them back, or they are calling him ~ none of it on the '911" number, but on a different number that does not trigger the GPS feature in his cellphone.

That means no one will know where he is exactly, and he rather validates that when he tells the dispatcher that when the cops get there (at the clubhouse) they should call him and he'll tell them where he is.

That can be interpreted as evasion on his part ~ quite literally ~ he's even evading the GPS feature.

Sure, he has every legal right to do that, but evasion is evasion and for some ~ e.g. bill collectors, trained criminal investigators, insurance adjusters, etc. evasion is a sign that your correspondent is not being upfront with you and that you should dig deeper).

In the end the lead investigator with the Sanford police department wanted to hold him. I share that view.

Even his own attorney has said this was a simple case of self defense, not a "stand your ground' situation ~ at least in the case of his client.

Think what that means when your own lawyer doesn't cut you as much slack as the state's attorney is prepared to do(his office said to let the guy go ~ which is justified under the stand your ground portion of the self defense act but not necessarily the others in those cases where lethal force has been used.

Sorry for sounding so PRO-POLICE in this comment, but that's the way it is.

[rolling_stone]

....What that means is he’s driving along, then doing stuff, then getting out of his car, and it’s not one big long record of events. He’s calling them back, or they are calling him ~ none of it on the ‘911” number, but on a different number that does not trigger the GPS feature in his cellphone.

That means no one will know where he is exactly, and he rather validates that when he tells the dispatcher that when the cops get there (at the clubhouse) they should call him and he’ll tell them where he is.

That can be interpreted as evasion on his part ~ quite literally ~ he’s even evading the GPS feature.....

Another ridiculous biased statement by you. Do you call 911 to report a suspicious person or do you call the non emergency number? No crime in progress-He gives his location he gives his home address and stated he lived in the complex along with his street address and phone number. (are you still denying that?). As for GPs how accurate is it ? what cell carrier did he have?and as for trespassing issue, it was not about him it was about the news media::
http://www.sanfordfl.gov/investigation/docs/TheRetreatatTwinLakesTrespassingIssue.pdf

[Tribune7]

Because that's what he says to the 911 dispatcher, and that was the report at the time the recordings were released OVER A WEEK AGO.

You are misreading or misunderstanding something. If the conversation was broken off the tape and transcript would indicate that and there would be a new tape and transcript of the new conversatio).

[Tribune7]

Because that's what he says to the 911 dispatcher, and that was the report at the time the recordings were released OVER A WEEK AGO.

You are misreading or misunderstanding something. If the conversation was broken off the tape and transcript would indicate that and there would be a new tape and transcript of the new conversation.