George Zimmerman: Road Rage Had Trayvon Martin’s Shooter Threatening To Kill Driver
In Florida, George Zimmerman is being accused of road rage and threatening to kill the driver of another vehicle. Worse, it is possible Zimmerman may have been stalking the man since Zimmerman was spotted only days later parked near his work.
In a related report by The Inquisitr, a controversial Trayvon Martin cartoon equated efforts to impeach President Obama to being like George Zimmerman. The civil rights movement led by the NAACP believes that so-called Trayvon Martin gun control laws should be implemented and the Stand Your Ground laws repealed even though Zimmerman’s defense team only used standard self-defense.
Lake Mary police reports say George Zimmerman’s road rage incident occurred on Tuesday (September 9). Police spokeswoman Bianca Gillett says a man called police after a truck pulled up next to him and the driver yelled, “Why are you pointing a finger at me?” The driver recognized the man in the other truck as being Zimmerman, who said, “Do you know who I am?” The driver claims Zimmerman then threatened to kill him.
Only two days later, the man says he spotted George Zimmerman again, but this time he was in his truck parked outside of his place of work. The man has not been identified by police, but he has declined to press charges based upon the road rage incident.
This is not the first time George Zimmerman has had an encounter with police since the trial declared the Florida man not guilty in the shooting of Trayvon Martin. Shellie Zimmerman once claimed George threatened her and her father, though she declined to press charges. A similar incident occurred when Zimmerman’s girlfriend, Samantha Schiebe, had him arrested and accused of aggravated assault, battery-domestic violence, and criminal mischief charges, but she later recanted her story and dropped all charges.
