DomKen
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Joined: 7/4/2004 From: Chicago, IL Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: DomKen I think the fact that Zimmerman lived in a middle class subdivision with no history of violence yet he routinely carried a weapon is indicative of the personality type Dershowitz was talking about. Yeah, but he probably didn't spend 24/7 in that subdivision. He just may have had to go outside for things like groceries, work, etc. And when he did that, he could have possibly been exposed to less-than-desirable areas and people, hence the weapon. Not everyone with a CCW is a drooling, maniacal, rabid racist itching to cap a minority, you know. But the evidence in this case shows Zimmerman was a cop wannabe. That is pretty much the definition of nutbar who shouldn't have a gun. Huh? Wanting to be a Police Officer makes one a "nutbar." Since when? When a guy applies to a police force and fails, usually for failing the polygraph or the psych eval and keeps trying and/or starts acting like cop they are called a wannabe. They are tolerated by a few officers but most of the rest hate the guys cause they do stupid shit that causes the officers or themselves problems. that is what Zimmerman was. quote:
And,as has been mentioned many times previously,Z bought a gun on police advice! They recommended he do it. This ain't some wingnut.This is a cat who thought seriously about the decision,sought freaking law enforcement advice and feedback,and took it. How many gun owners can say they did the same? Yes the guy is a wingnut. To start with I strongly doubt a 9mm short pistol carried on the back of the hip is going to be drawable and deadly against a dog that is actually attacking. He concealed carried to feel like a cop. quote:
ETA-Someone a while back asked a question or two for my crime scene friend.Here's the answers I received: -Sweeping the neighborhood is usually the job of the lead detective and police.It's not the Crime Scene's job. Same thing for ID'ing the body. That's on the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner.It's not a CSI responsibility. That said, she did say that not sweeping quickly was a big error,albiet on the cops, not CSI, but that forensically,other than wrapping the body in plastic, the major error was not swabbing the hands for contact DNA at the scene-she says the rain wouldn't have contaminated the evidence despite what the CSI people down there claim. She also thinks they fucked up the PR aspects of the case pretty bad,gave themselves a black eye. Hope that helps... I wasn't blaming the CSI for not doing the canvas but the fact is it shows how little regard the SPD had for a dead young black man who clearly was bound for someplace nearby. Martin's father filed a missing persons report and that was when he got notified.
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