I don't understand you guys. The 911 call clearly stated that Zimmerman was following Martin. The 911 operator said that he should not do that.
Soon after there was a confrontation and shots fired.
The fact that Zimmerman went prowling for trouble, then got in trouble, proves that this wasn't an act of self-defense. This would be a question if it wasn't on a 911 call and easily dismissible in court, but he CONFIRMED it. He was following Martin and thusly got in a confrontation.
He should be in jail. Even if you got evidence, you should not be judge, jury, and executioner. You can "be the cop" and you can arrest him if you're catching him in the act of some crime (vigilanteism), but in this situation it was a bad call.
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