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| − | + | Your account's overdrawn <a href=" http://www.afsbt.org/index.php/macrobid-dosage ">metre macrobid cost career</a> Zimmerman showed bad judgment by ignoring the directive from the dispatcher and pursuing Martin, knowing that, with a loaded gun, Zimmerman’s pursuit of Martin could end in disaster. And it did. People make an issue about the dispatcher not being more assertive about telling Zimmerman not to pursue Martin. But the dispatcher didn’t realize he needed to. Zimmerman said, “Okay.” Furthermore, the dispatcher didn’t know that Zimmerman was pursuing Martin with a fully loaded semi-automatic weapon. I guarantee that dispatcher would have been much more vehement about telling Zimmerman not to follow the boy. He also would have contacted the police to tell them that Zimmerman had a fully loaded semi-automatic weapon on him. By Zimmerman’s own admission he was bound and determined not to let the “*sshole,” “f*cking punk,” “suspect” get away. But he doesn’t have the right to make that call. He’s not a cop. He had made up his mind that Martin was up to criminal activity. He played cop, judge, jury, and executioner. That’s not the American way. His poor judgement and reckless actions cost a 17 year old his life and Zimmerman should pay a price for that. | |
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Your account's overdrawn <a href=" http://www.afsbt.org/index.php/macrobid-dosage ">metre macrobid cost career</a> Zimmerman showed bad judgment by ignoring the directive from the dispatcher and pursuing Martin, knowing that, with a loaded gun, Zimmerman’s pursuit of Martin could end in disaster. And it did. People make an issue about the dispatcher not being more assertive about telling Zimmerman not to pursue Martin. But the dispatcher didn’t realize he needed to. Zimmerman said, “Okay.” Furthermore, the dispatcher didn’t know that Zimmerman was pursuing Martin with a fully loaded semi-automatic weapon. I guarantee that dispatcher would have been much more vehement about telling Zimmerman not to follow the boy. He also would have contacted the police to tell them that Zimmerman had a fully loaded semi-automatic weapon on him. By Zimmerman’s own admission he was bound and determined not to let the “*sshole,” “f*cking punk,” “suspect” get away. But he doesn’t have the right to make that call. He’s not a cop. He had made up his mind that Martin was up to criminal activity. He played cop, judge, jury, and executioner. That’s not the American way. His poor judgement and reckless actions cost a 17 year old his life and Zimmerman should pay a price for that.
