No surprise. His department did a disastrously poor job of investigating that case. It showed a complete lack of training and discipline.
The DA will probably be next.
Police Chief In Trayvon Martin Case FIRED. Agree or Not?
ServantOfAllah
2012/06/21 10:54:56
Sanford, Fla., has fired Bill Lee, the police chief who initially oversaw the controversial investigation into a neighborhood watch captain's fatal shooting of a 17-year-old, Trayvon Martin. The initial lack of an arrest drove widespread protests and propelled the case into national headlines.
"After much thoughtful discussion and deep consideration for the issues facing the city of Sanford, I have determined the police chief needs to have the trust and respect of the elected officials and the confidence of the entire community," Sanford City Manager Norton Bonaparte was quoted saying in the city's statement. "We need to move forward with a police chief that all the citizens of Sanford can support. I have come to this decision in light of the escalating divisiveness that has taken hold of the city." See full story at
http://news.yahoo.com/trayvon-martin-case-police-chief-bill-l...
Do you agree with the City of Sanford's decision to fire the Chief?
"After much thoughtful discussion and deep consideration for the issues facing the city of Sanford, I have determined the police chief needs to have the trust and respect of the elected officials and the confidence of the entire community," Sanford City Manager Norton Bonaparte was quoted saying in the city's statement. "We need to move forward with a police chief that all the citizens of Sanford can support. I have come to this decision in light of the escalating divisiveness that has taken hold of the city." See full story at
http://news.yahoo.com/trayvon-martin-case-police-chief-bill-l...
Do you agree with the City of Sanford's decision to fire the Chief?
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Jeremiah 2012/06/21 17:17:59I agree. Chief Bill Lee had to be fired!






















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Personally I don't see how the "stand your ground" law applies, since Zimmerman initiated the contact by getting out of his vehicle and confronting an unarmed teen. Trayvon was the one who felt threatened, and he reacted the only way he knew how.
He has said too much already, and his attorney cringes every time he opens his mouth.
The tape of him going into the police station shows a man without a broken nose, without lacerations on the back of his head, and with very little blood on his clothing. I don't know if you have ever broken your nose, but you lose a lot of blood when you do. His clothing would have been soaked with red.