[MileHi]

(n) Aggravated stalking, Nonsense. Following a suspicious person for a moment, and breaking off after you lose them, while talking to police, (non-emergency, not 911)is not "stalking" under any definition.

[Vendome]

Hey, I’m just trying to figure this out as we go along.

I can’t even get there with this description as he was and had been a neighborhood watch type for years and it would be expected that he would recognize unusual activity and persons and then direct LEO or other emergency services to the location.

Gonna have to wait and see what the evidence is that none have seen.

If there is additional evidence that points to Zimmerman’s guilt then I’ll go with it but at this point I can’t get there.

[MileHi]

Try again:

(n) Aggravated stalking,

Nonsense. Following a suspicious person for a moment, and breaking off after you lose them, while talking to police, (non-emergency, not 911)is not "stalking" under any definition. Let alone "aggravated".

[hoosiermama]

If calling in a suspicious person and trying to keep them in sight is stalking, then people are going to decrease the calls in 911. Police around here want to encourage the public to get involved not discourage it.