For all of you who say that George Zimmerman should have stayed in his truck, and followed the instruction of the police dispatcher. Read this hypothetical (but very real/possible) scenario of events >>>
1. Security guard spots a suspicious person walking around in an apartment complex.
2. Security guard observes suspect.
3. Suspect walks around corner, out of sight from the guard/
4. Guard follows to keep suspect in sight.
5. Guard calls police to inform them he is in pursuit of a suspicious person.
6. Police dispatcher tells guard to not follow suspect.
7. Guard stops following suspect, and suspect disappears out of sight of guard.
8. Suspect opens window of an apartment (not his) and goes inside.
9. With no one watching him, suspect helps himself to thousands of dollars of jewelry, Mp3 players, etc.
10. Suspect, still unobserved (guard now sitting in his truck), goes to his car and drives away, completely UNOBSERVED.
11. Later, residents come home, find their valuables missing and call police.
12. Police arrive and take a report, file it, and forget it.
1. Security guard spots a suspicious person walking around in an apartment complex.
2. Security guard observes suspect.
3. Suspect walks around corner, out of sight from the guard/
4. Guard follows to keep suspect in sight.
5. Guard calls police to inform them he is in pursuit of a suspicious person.
6. Police dispatcher tells guard to not follow suspect.
7. Guard stops following suspect, and suspect disappears out of sight of guard.
8. Suspect opens window of an apartment (not his) and goes inside.
9. With no one watching him, suspect helps himself to thousands of dollars of jewelry, Mp3 players, etc.
10. Suspect, still unobserved (guard now sitting in his truck), goes to his car and drives away, completely UNOBSERVED.
11. Later, residents come home, find their valuables missing and call police.
12. Police arrive and take a report, file it, and forget it.
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