Trayvon Case Investigation

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CrazyPaul said:
Embezzlement doesn't cause physical harm, assault does.
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Then we better embezzle the taxpayers, so we can build enough prisons to incarcerate the entire non-white population. :roll:
 
C.C.Sinned said:
after that,

there is goes the neighborhood
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I like this smile. :lol:
 
rockin'robin said:
SANFORD, Fla. -
State Attorney Angela Corey announced to the media Tuesday night that she will hold a press conference sometime within the next three days.

In a memo from her office, Corey said she will release new information regarding the Trayvon Martin shooting death investigation.

The media will be notified three hours in advance of the news conference, as to when and where it will be held. It will be in either Jacksonville or Sanford.

No other information was given.


Corey to present new information | News - Home
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Oh boy.... More agonizing suspense for both families.
 
CrazyPaul said:
Embezzlement doesn't cause physical harm, assault does.
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Embezzlement causes suffering and deaths (murder/suicide). Look at Madoff's son.
 
Jiro said:
Oh boy.... More agonizing suspense for both families.
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True...and I feel the speech by Ms Corey will be made in Jacksonville since the Police are having problems in Sanford, Fla. (police cars being shot up), and riots/marches by the police station)...if things setle down, then she might go with Sanford, but she would have better & bigger police protection if she spoke in Jacksonville.....NO way would I want to be in her shoes.....
 
Pontiac Academy for Excellence teacher says she was fired over Trayvon Martin fundraiser
Pontiac Academy for Excellence teacher says she was fired over Trayvon Martin fundraiser | News - Home

PONTIAC, Mich. -
It’s a story of she said, she said at the Pontiac Academy for Excellence.

Former literature teacher Brooke Harris claims she was fired from the academy for helping students organize a fundraiser for Trayvon Martin, the teen fatally shot in a Florida neighborhood earlier this year.

“I feel bad for my kids,” Harris said. "I feel bad that now not just society is underestimating them, but so is the woman who is suppose to be looking out for their education.”

But Academy Superintendent, Dr. Jaqcueline Cassell, said those allegations are completely false.

“While I cannot comment on specific personnel issues, I will say I would never fire anyone over the reason stated, it’s just not who I am," Cassell said.

The Southern Poverty Law Center, an American nonprofit civil rights organization, has called for the reinstatement of Harris’ job. When Harris was asked by her eighth-grade journalism students if she knew anything about the Martin case she decided to assign her class an editorial writing project about the subject. The students then wanted to help the Martin’s family by starting a fundraiser.

“Each student who wanted to participate would pay $1 to wear hoodies for one day instead of their mandatory uniforms,” Harris said. “The money raised would be donated to the Martin family.”

Harris had her students write letters to the school’s principal asking permission to do the fundraiser, but Harris claims the idea was ultimately rejected by Cassell.

“I went to the students and told them while freedom of expression is important, when it comes to donating money, I feel the students need to the recognize the need for fundraising here in their own community,” said Cassell.

Harris said she asked Cassell if the students could present their idea in person but was criticized for even making the request. Harris was suspended for two days. She said was told she was being paid to teach, not to be an activist.

“When you have an idea it needs to go through the ranks, it’s how to respond to the decisions that makes all the difference,” said Cassell.

Harris also claims she had briefly stopped by an after school literacy fair she had organized while she was suspended, that was considered insubordination and she was therefore fired.

“I don’t even know if the superintendent knows why she fired me, if she says its not about Trayvon Martin, I’d like to know what it is about,” said Harris.

While the academy could not comment specifically on Harris’ termination, the superintendent wants to reassure everyone that no job was lost due to a Trayvon Martin fundraiser.
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Law enforcement source: Zimmerman will be charged
Law enforcement source: Zimmerman will be charged - CNN.com

Zimmerman to be charged in Trayvon Martin case
Zimmerman to be charged in Trayvon Martin case - CBS News

George Zimmerman to Face Charges: Report
Trayvon Martin Case: George Zimmerman to Be Charged : People.com

Oprah Winfrey Wants to Sit Down with Trayvon Martin Shooter
Trayvon Martin: Oprah Winfrey Wants to Sit Down with George Zimmerman : People.com

Trayvon Martin: George Zimmerman 'to be charged'
BBC News - Trayvon Martin: George Zimmerman 'to be charged'

BREAKING NEWS: Special prosecutor will charge George Zimmerman for shooting Trayvon Martin
BREAKING NEWS: Special prosecutor will charge George Zimmerman for shooting Trayvon Martin | Mail Online

Trayvon Martin: George Zimmerman expected to be charged
Trayvon Martin: George Zimmerman expected to be charged - Telegraph

'Shooter To Be Charged Over Teen's Death'
Trayvon Martin: US Prosecutor To Annnounce George Zimmerman Will Be Charged Over Death | World News | Sky News
 
it should go to trail. all the way to verdict. that way everything comes to light.
 
zimmerman made a choice for letting it happen what he have done it to a little boy. oh boy
 
sara1981 said:
Murder charge in Trayvon Martin case
APNewsBreak: Murder charge in Trayvon Martin case - Yahoo! News

George Zimmerman will be charged with 2nd-degree murder in Trayvon Martin shooting
George Zimmerman will be charged with 2nd-degree murder in Trayvon Martin shooting | todaysthv.com

Murder charge in Trayvon Martin killing
APNewsBreak: Murder charge in Trayvon Martin case - KATV Channel 7 - The Spirit of Arkansas:
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2nd degree murder is more serious than manslaughter, not surprised.
 
Shouldn't a person being charged for murder face a grand jury? What's up with these courts in Florida? They let a murdering mom go free last year now this ....
 
2nd degree murder? That was unexpected because I was expecting a manslaughter charge. well either way - fine by me since it carries a maximum life sentence without parole. People like Zimmerman has no business in capacity of security/pseudo-law enforcement. I hope this serves as a stern warning to cop-wannabes/cop-rejects to re-think carefully and start finding a new line of career. They have no business in carrying guns in public especially with a mindset like Zimmerman's.

Stow your gun and mind your own business. Leave it to real cops with real badge to handle it.
 
If I were Zimmerman I would be happy about this charge....seriously
 
2nd Degree murder.....all the streets were blocked off downtown Jacksonville as Ms Corey made the news announcement....police everywhere with their vests on also....Zimmerman is in custody somewhere in Florida....location was not disclosed for safety reasons......he turned himself in.

Hopefully, the black community will now stop the riots, shootings, marchings, etc. And let this case go to trial.
 
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