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Supporters of George Zimmerman Fearful of Speaking Out
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The teenager was suspended from school three times this year. In October, he wrote obscene graffiti on a door at his high school. During a search of his backpack, campus security officers found 12 pieces of jewelry, a watch and a screwdriver that they thought could be used as a burglary tool, according to a school police report obtained by the Miami Herald.
Series of break-ins in the neighborhood and Martin is snooping around at night in the rain. Not to mention the fact that he obviously had stolen jewelry on him at school. Not that hard to figure out in my opinion...
Quoting: -GooGooFlexy- ..... I would like to know how many times Trayvon had been to visit his father in the gated community and if any of those times coincide with the previous robberies. I am not saying they do. Perhaps he had never been to visit his father at that location before at all. But Zimmerman claims he saw him looking into houses and there had been previous robberies - in a gated community where it is much harder to have just anyone off the street come rob people who live there. Someone had access. It should be checked out. George Zimmerman's Sanford, Fla., neighbor, said the neighborhood watchman protected his residence from a potential burglary several weeks before the shooting of Trayvon Martin. Frank Taaffe, a former neighborhood watch captain, told CNN that his house was in the process of being robbed on Feb. 2, but Zimmerman called Sanford police, who thwarted the robbery. "My house was being robbed, and George on his nightly rounds watched this burglary in progress, called Sanford P.D., waited for them, and helped ensure that nothing bad happened to my house," Taaffe said. "And it's documented in the 911 call for February 2. That was my residence that George Zimmerman helped stop." Zimmerman shot and killed Martin on Feb. 26. "Neighbor-hood, that's a great word," Taaffe said. Taaffe said that "young black males" were the perpetrators in the attempted robbery of his home. "We had eight burglaries in our neighborhood all perpetrated by young black males in the 15 months prior to Trayvon being shot," Taaffe said. "It would have been nine." Taaffe denied that he told the New York Times that burglaries were done by "Trayvon-like dudes with their pants down."
"I never said that," he said. "I never used that term."[/b](Excerpt) Read more at news.yahoo.com ... ... more twisting peoples words by liberal media! .
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