Other tidbits from the past of squeaky-clean George Zimmerman

[XanaDUer]

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That July, Zimmerman — 21 at the time — was at a bar near the University of Central Florida when a friend was arrested by state alcohol agents on suspicion of serving underage drinkers, according to an arrest report.

Zimmerman was talking with his friend, became profane and pushed an agent who tried to escort him away, the report said. Authorities said he was arrested after a short struggle.

...Capital One accused Zimmerman of failing to pay more than $1,000. He settled with the company for $2,135.82, records show, to cover his debts with interest, as well as attorney and court costs. However, the credit-card company soon reported that Zimmerman wasn’t making the payments he had agreed to.

Zimmerman’s employer at the time, CarMax, agreed to garnish his wages. That arrangement was canceled in late 2008 because Zimmerman was no longer employed by CarMax.

http://www.theprovince.com/news/George+Zimmerman+neighborhood+watch+volunteer+killed+Trayvon+Martin/6336669/story.html

[CatWoman]

1. more

New details in George Zimmerman domestic violence petitions
2:50 p.m. EST, March 21, 2012|

http://articles.orlandosentinel.com/2012-03-21/news/os-george-zimmerman-domestic-violence-20120321_1_petitions-fianc-face-charges

[XanaDUer]

2. I'm telling you

this is the tip of an really big, Titanic-sinking iceberg with this dude.

EDIT: Typo

[CatWoman]

3. he's a lowlife POS

There's a reason Andy wouldn't give Barney Fife more than one bullet.

[freshwest]

4. Didn't he assault a police officer, too, more recently? But they let him keep his gun.

And yet, he's running loose today.

[XanaDUer]

5. That may have been the pushing-the-agent thing

I am amazed at the charmed Life Mr. Zimmerman seems to have been living, though.

He. seems to have people in authority cutting him breaks here and there.

[99th_Monkey]

7. He may really be some kind of low-life hit-man

for some in power politically, and knows where the bodies
are buried, and who ordered the killings. would not surprise
me.

[XanaDUer]

8. I'm sort of wondering what the dad did or does

who knows the skeletons?

[99th_Monkey]

9. That's probably more likely.

all of which is quite obviously about as investigation-worthy as it gets..

[yardwork]

11. I read that his father is a well-connected attorney in Florida.

I suspect that George Zimmerman has serious mental problems that make it impossible for him to keep a job or support himself. I think that his wealthy parents probably bought or rent a house for him in this community outside Orlando and hoped that he would stay out of trouble. George filled his time volunteering as the neighborhood vigilante and apparently dreaming of a job in law enforcement, which he couldn't obtain, despite having a degree in criminal justice or taking courses or something. Details aren't clear.

Where is George Zimmerman now? Does he have a job? Who owns the house he lived in?

And what does the condo association where he lived know about his activities? Did they know that he carried a concealed weapon? Did they know that he'd called 911 46 times in the past 14 months? News reports say that the HOA knew that residents of their community had complained that Zimmerman was profiling them and harassing them.

[ScreamingMeemie]

13. I just get a creepy Ted Bundy feeling when I read all of this stuff.

It's making a large leap but I wonder if he could possibly be "setting up" the burglaries etc. in his neighborhood.

[yardwork]

14. Oh yes, I think so too. Like a fire bug intentionally setting fires.

[yardwork]

12. I think that's closer to what he dreamed of being than what he actually was.

The picture I get of George Zimmerman is somebody who fantasized about being powerful and important but who is in real life a complete fuck-up.

[99th_Monkey]

16. But that does not explain how he's never arrested, much less convicted of his crimes.

against his ex-gf, even assaulting a police officer was somehow pooh-poohed and he was
not convicted of any crime.

Of course he is probably part of the NRA good ol' boy clan, so there is that.

I still suspect he's "got something" on some of the local officials, which helps explain
why he keeps getting a "get out of jail free" card.

[yardwork]

17. I think it's his dad. Apparently he's a lawyer who moved from Manassus, Virginia about ten years ago

The family sounds well-connected. Maybe connected to some shadowy things, in fact.

[99th_Monkey]

18. That seems a perfectly plausible hypothesis in this case. ~nt

[X_Digger]

19. That would explain a lot. n/t

[montanacowboy]

6. If you read that it shows every time that he is the

aggressor yet he always seems to turn it onto the victim. This is his pattern, he abuses, beats, the victim and then lies and totally turns the story around. What a friggin POS.

[winstars]

10. A lot of new information in this story!!!

[malaise]

15. Keep it coming DU

I love this place

[Taverner]

20. I don't care about this shit. I care that Zimmerman MURDERED an innocent teenager

[XanaDUer]

21. So why are you reading it?

Of course he murdered an innocent young person. But he ain't squeaky clean by a long shot. Why would cops claIm that?

[Taverner]

22. You're missing my point...

For me, the first and foremost issue is that Zimmerfuck is a murderer

Sounds like he was a grade A asshole too

But even if he was an angel, he should still be tried for murder one