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And the dispatcher told Zimmerman that "we" don't need you to do that when Zimmerman was following Martin. Who do you think the dispatcher was referring to when he used the term "we'?
Yeah, ok. It's obvious you don't know anything about what happened and you are just parroting your talking points. Stay ignorant and on Obama's lap, I don't care.
Ummm, it looks like not so fast after all; comment from Zimmerman's attorney Monday, Aug. 13. (Put that popcorn on hold).
"O'Mara also said Monday he believes that the facts that will be argued in the case fall more under traditional self-defense, not under Florida's "stand your ground" law, which allows people to use deadly force — rather than retreat — if they believe their lives are in danger."
"Mark O'Mara, who is defending Zimmerman against a second-degree murder charge in the fatal February shooting, said a lack of money in Zimmerman's legal defense fund is complicating the defense's desire to move the case ahead quickly.
The money's not coming in all that strongly right now," O'Mara told reporters. "I think that as we move forward we're probably going to have to consider indigency for Mr. Zimmerman unless something else happens with more donations and whatnot and then it puts it on the state's shoulders to actually fund that defense."
Ummm, it looks like not so fast after all; comment from Zimmerman's attorney Monday, Aug. 13. (Put that popcorn on hold).
"O'Mara also said Monday he believes that the facts that will be argued in the case fall more under traditional self-defense, not under Florida's "stand your ground" law, which allows people to use deadly force — rather than retreat — if they believe their lives are in danger."
"Mark O'Mara, who is defending Zimmerman against a second-degree murder charge in the fatal February shooting, said a lack of money in Zimmerman's legal defense fund is complicating the defense's desire to move the case ahead quickly.
The money's not coming in all that strongly right now," O'Mara told reporters. "I think that as we move forward we're probably going to have to consider indigency for Mr. Zimmerman unless something else happens with more donations and whatnot and then it puts it on the state's shoulders to actually fund that defense."
Ummm, it looks like not so fast after all; comment from Zimmerman's attorney Monday, Aug. 13. (Put that popcorn on hold).
"O'Mara also said Monday he believes that the facts that will be argued in the case fall more under traditional self-defense, not under Florida's "stand your ground" law, which allows people to use deadly force — rather than retreat — if they believe their lives are in danger."
"Mark O'Mara, who is defending Zimmerman against a second-degree murder charge in the fatal February shooting, said a lack of money in Zimmerman's legal defense fund is complicating the defense's desire to move the case ahead quickly.
The money's not coming in all that strongly right now," O'Mara told reporters. "I think that as we move forward we're probably going to have to consider indigency for Mr. Zimmerman unless something else happens with more donations and whatnot and then it puts it on the state's shoulders to actually fund that defense."
Whooops. Looks like the rednecks have to open up their wallets again. I wonder though if the NRA will back off now that it appears he won't be using SYG rules in his defense?
And the dispatcher told Zimmerman that "we" don't need you to do that when Zimmerman was following Martin. Who do you think the dispatcher was referring to when he used the term "we'?
Call the dispatcher and ask them what they meant, neither of us know.
Whooops. Looks like the rednecks have to open up their wallets again. I wonder though if the NRA will back off now that it appears he won't be using SYG rules in his defense?
They must be busy donating because their silence here is deafening. I'm guessing that NRA will certainly back off at this point. IMO their interest always was about SYG laws only. Guess George is no longer their poster boy.
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Not going to "rely" on stand your ground after all
I wonder though if the NRA will back off now that it appears he won't be using SYG rules in his defense?
Where are they now?
I'm guessing that NRA will certainly back off at this point. IMO their interest always was about SYG laws only. Guess George is no longer their poster boy.
