http://www.examiner.com/article/will-george-zimmerman-kill-againSeptember 13, 2014
Chelsea Hoffman
George Zimmerman is in the news again, and to no surprise it's not in a positive way. This Saturday news report shares that the man acquitted of murdering Trayvon Martin was recently involved in a road rage incident. Lake Mary Police said that the unidentified victim called 911 before and during the incident. He said that Zimmerman pulled up to him and said "Why are you pointing a finger at me?" When the man pulled into a parking lot, Zimmerman allegedly followed him as he was calling police, but left before the cops showed up on the scene.
The man said that Zimmerman threatened him when he said "Do you know who I am? I'll f**king kill you." The man also alleges that Zimmerman followed him to his place of employment and waited outside for him. He claimed that he "feared for his safety," but as numerous reports have shared, he has declined to press charges against the man. This would make it the third time that George Zimmerman has slyly gotten out of trouble after being accused of being violent. What led the unidentified "victim" to decide against pressing charges?
Zimmerman was acquitted in the murder of Trayvon Martin in a high profile case that still has many Americans angry. Since his acquittal he has been in the news a handful of times -- each incident a display of criminal behavior. He allegedly assaulted his ex-wife's father, threatened his ex-wife and smashed her iPad. In an another incident he allegedly pointed a gun at his then-girlfriend before locking her out of their home. In another incident he was questioned by police after he was caught "patrolling" the outside of a gun shop in Florida -- where he did not have permission to be. The owner of the show later offered a statement to the media that he did not give George permission to act as a security guard at his business.
It's strange that George isn't going to be investigated for these alleged death threats. Even though the man isn't going to press charges, it's still apparent that someone's life may be in danger.
