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The second amendment is about a "well regulated militia". Was Z going to a milita meeting, target practice, what?
The second amendment is about a person's right to self defense, whether that be against a single attacker, an attacking force or an out of control government.
Because a police operator is part of a law enforcement agency, and is trained to give instructions to members of the public who call in.
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Originally Posted by brentwoodgirl
Those maps were wrong, even the person making them continued to "update" them as they realized they were incorrect.
Here's a map that doesn't assume paths Trayvon and Zimmerman took, but shows the correct locations for everything.
Trayvon's girlfriend said he said he was "right by his dad's" at one point. If that was true, Trayvon had to have doubled back, and the timing is works for that.
From when Zimmerman said Trayvon was running until Zimmeman hung up was 2 minutes. Trayvon could have strolled back to Brandy's apartment and been there before Zimmerman hung up.
0:15 – The best address I can give you is the clubhouse. [A] 0:45 – He’s just staring at the houses. Now he’s staring at me. 1:00 – He’s coming towards me. 1:20 – He’s coming to check me out. 2:08 – ****, he’s running. 2:14 – Sound of truck door being closed. [C] 2:20 – He’s heading towards the back entrance. [referring to E] 2:25 – Are you following him? Yep. 2:45 – He ran… Zimmerman stops and completes the 911 call. [E] 4:05 – Call ends.
Trayvon's girlfriend was not there; she was in Miami. I would think that part of her "witness" would have to be disregarded.
You do note that at no time does Zimmerman say that Trayvon approached him; in fact, quite the opposite. Trayvon ran from him.
The second amendment is about a person's right to self defense, whether that be against a single attacker, an attacking force or an out of control government.
Exactly, Martin was "standing his ground" and not backing down from his pursuer.
Because a police operator is part of a law enforcement agency, and is trained to give instructions to members of the public who call in.
911 operators these days are very seldom part of a law enforcement agency. That sort of job in my places has been farmed out to a 3rd party and their training starts and ends at their tabbed flip binder that they read from when you call.
The second amendment is about a person's right to self defense, whether that be against a single attacker, an attacking force or an out of control government.
Exactly, Martin was "standing his ground" and not backing down from his pursuer.
Were you THERE ???
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