Police urge Blacks not to riot after Zimmermann verdict

George Zimmerman’s honesty and collaboration convinced the police department, and thus he was set free after a short arrest on the day he was (likely) criminally assaulted by Trayvon Martin. 

Zimmermann got death threats, the New Black Panthers mounted a man hunt.  Political pressure from the president down forced a baseless unfounded trial. All evidence supports George’s version, but the trial emphasized moot issues like Martin’s mothers opinion about a voice so garbled that experts said it could not be identified.

It does not matter. If all evidence speaks for Zimmermann for the second time. The racist black lynch mob does not get convinced by facts. Riots are almost inevitable. Zimmermann ought to be acquitted for proven innocence. Certainly, nobody can prove beyond reasonable doubt that he committed premeditated murder. Zimmerman’s Low Burden of Proof on the Issue of Self Defense

(CNN) — Florida authorities have a message as the verdict in the George Zimmerman trial looms: raise your voice, not your hands.

Anticipating that the outcome of the very public, and racially-tinged, case is likely to disappoint one swath of the population or another, law enforcement agencies have set up a response plan.

Part of it is a public service announcement that the Broward County Sheriff’s Office released this week.

In it, a black teenage boy and a Hispanic girl urge viewers to "stand together as one. No cuffs, no guns." CNN

The press shamefully hides Black Mob Violence (40) from our sight, by not mentioning the race of the perpetrators.

 

Ex-Sanford police chief: Zimmerman probe ‘taken away from us’

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