[tomkat]

Thanks Sheik.

Having had no response to the earlier request re 'source', it's possible that ltc is unaware of the following, Sanford Media Advisory #22, release Tue 27 Mar:

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SANFORD, FL – MARCH 27, 2012 – The City of Sanford wishes to clarify a statement made at today’s press conference related to the police report on the Trayvon Martin case. A reporter stated that based on the description of the incident on the report, that the officer on scene wished to have Mr. Zimmerman arrested and charged with the “Uniform Crime Code” listed on the report. That is not accurate.

All police reports from all law enforcement agencies require a “Uniform Crime Code” to qualify an incident and for statistical purposes for tracking types of incidents. This code does not indicate a formal charge that will be lodged against an alleged offender. It is used for internal processing and to type cases.

[Clara Lou]

So, am I correct in saying that this means that the officer on scene never indicated in any paperwork that he thought Z. should be arrested?

[ltc8k6]

http://www.miamiherald.com/2012/03/27/2718130/sanford-cops-wanted-to-charge.html

Can’t be referring to the short report with the UCC on it, imo.