George Zimmerman's Bond Revoked?

So the race-baiters couldn't leave well enough alone and instead of accepting they got their trail, had to stir the pot once again?

Zimmerman's fb account was specifically set up to collect donations for his LEGAL FEES, living expenses and said those exact words on the website.
NOWHERE did it mention monies for posting bail, which has nothing to do with LEGAL FEES, paying court costs or living expenses.

Posting bail allows the person their freedom during the course of the proceedings and is a bond saying they will show up for all related court dates..... THAT'S IT.
Had Zimmerman used the money collected on that website to pay for his release from jail, he could have been charged with setting up the account under false pretense.

Sounds like there's yet another Florida 'official' who has caved to public pressure and forgot about upholding the rule of law.
I sincerely hope that Mark O'Mara makes him look like a total jackass at the next hearing.

Another point. Ability to pay is NOT supposed to be a factor when considering what bail amount is set. It is based on the crime itself and what the flight risks are.
Zimmerman had not exhibited any indication that he was a flight risk and the detective for the prosecution admitted under oath that they had no evidence that showed Zimmerman started the altercation or that he wasn't retuning to his vehicle when attacked.

That right there should have alerted the Judge that the prosecution's case was way overcharged and a bail amount for a second degree murder count was unwarranted.

Regardless, the bond was secured, bail posted and he was released without any attempt to flee since. This is ridiculous that this so-called judge would even entertain such nonsense.

First of all, you have to understand Florida statute for the crime of stalking, which was never met.


Code Section - 784.048
Stalking Defined as

"Willful, malicious, and repeated following or harassing. (704.048(2)); Aggravated stalking: willful, malicious and repeated following or harassing another with credible threats with the intent to place person in reasonable fear of death or bodily injury; or willfully, maliciously, repeatedly follows or harasses minor under 16; or after injunction for protection or any court-imposed prohibition of conduct, knowingly, willfully, maliciously and repeatedly follows or harasses another person."

The arrest warrant affidavit, erroneously left out all key details in Zimmerman's favor that were known at the time, such as the indication of Zimmerman's injuries and condition on the police report, photographic evidence of such, paramedics report, eye witness statements, the admission by Tracy Martin that it was not his Son's voice (screaming) on the 911 tape, and lack of evidence Zimmerman had initiated the altercation.

All of that plays into the self defense argument which is all consistent and corroborates Zimmerman's sworn statement.

Under Florida statute of Stand Your Ground, Zimmerman also had the legal right to use deadly force in that situation.

Bottom line, the Sanford Police were 100% correct in not arresting him pending an investigation and the Seminole County prosecutors office was correct in not filing any charges before a thorough investigation showed probable cause.

There's a good chance that Zimmerman will have a grounds for filing a lawsuit against Seminole County after this is dismissed.

Wrong. If you think there is an arrest made merely because a death occurred, you're been watching far too much TV. Zimmerman was handcuffed and taken to the SPD for 3-4 hours of interviews while the 911 tapes were being reviewed, witness statements read and his injuries were well documented by paramedics and listed on Officer Smith's incident report .... him being the first responder and the one who took Zimmerman into custody.

According to all the evidence they had, and reviewed by the Seminole County prosecutor, Zimmerman was released without any charges filed. There was nothing to show he had not acted in self defense after being attacked.
There has to be evidence that he committed a crime to make an arrest, file charges and there was no indication of such.

As soon as Martin was pronounced dead by paramedics at 7:30 PM, (19:30:00) it became a crime scene, the area was cordoned off and turned over to detectives from the Major Crimes unit. The investigation began that evening.... not a month later as the media lied. Angela Corey even stated this during her infamous press conference when she announced that charges would be filed.

It sounds like you're regurgitating the media rendition and aren't aware of the actual facts of the case.
The officer on scene as you mentioned, who wanted to arrest him was NOT the first responder although he should have been. That would be Officer Ayala, who was first dispatched at 19:11:17 and waited for a full minute before going en-route. Zimmerman's call began at 19:09:34. Officer Smith was dispatched at 19:13:27 (2:10 after Ayala) yet he was the first to arrive on scene at 19:17:11, just as he received notification that shots were fired.

Ayala doesn't arrive until after Zimmerman is secured in handcuffs by Smith which would have been sometime after 19:17:11, but he failed to report his arrival so the exact time is not noted on the radio log.

I'm quite sure that Ayala was feeling just a bit guilty knowing, had he gone en-route immediately when he first received the call, that he very well could have arrived in time to intervene before the shot was fired at 19:16:56.
That crucial minute he waited, would have put him there ahead of Smith, possibly around 19:16:30.

Yeah.... there's a reason Ayala was the ONLY officer on scene who included a charge of Manslaughter on his report the following day.

And yes, I am a former LEO, both military and civilian, have a degree in Criminal Justice and I'll just leave it at that.