Absolutely, they've never had a problem calling for help before, you know 46 times so I can't understand why not report them now. Additionally, the wife claims that she wasn't even with Zimmerman while he was in hiding and she says she has received only 1 email threat so we are supposed to just believe everything that Zimmerman says to be the truth? Yea right, this from a person who gave the police at least 5 differing statements on the night of Trayvon's murder.
~jmo~
I keep forgetting to say this:
That 46 times is only from Sanford LE. It would be interesting to see if other localities, either where Dad lives, where GZ or his wife lived, and/or areas nearby Sanford but just into another jurisdiction also have a slew of calls from one GZ or anonymous with his phone number.
I don't tend to give out many personal details but when I first heard he called LE 46 times in a certain amount of years, I got out a piece of paper and started writing down all the times I could remember calling LE over the past eight years. I have the type of job that takes me into at least one town, one city, and two counties.
If I look at 2004-2012 and only in my residential locality the number of calls are probably below a dozen.
However, if I add in the other city, the city and the campus police where my child went to college and the two separate counties, the number goes up significantly.
Because of my job, I am out and about and on the roads about four hours a day. I have reported a coyote in the suburbs, screaming that turned out to be a fox in heat
a dead deer, a dead cat, brush fires, drunk or aggressive drivers (I simply report location, description and/or tag number and never know the outcome.) I report car accidents and if necessary I have stayed around to be a witness. In two instances, I was rear-ended while sitting at red lights.
I've called three different departments to assist in the prosecution of a man who is now convicted and serving a life sentence and who, 17 years earlier, had stalked me for 18 months. I have also reported suspicious people in parking lots or wooded locations in areas where there have been police reports of sexual assaults. I've called in two cases of possible child endangerment. One where a child was being dragged by her arm and taken into a home where screaming went on until the police arrived and a similar one where, from the sidewalk I could hear a child was screaming and crying. Through the open bedroom window, any neighbor or passerby could hear the child crying out and pleading "No, No No, please don't. Stop...etc"
My best guess is that in the last eight years I have probably called one office or another in 6 different jurisdictions (I forgot the one where I called for advice when a student was missing and later found murdered at my child's university.)
The point is, I do call to report things on a fairly regular basis but not just in my neighborhood. So, I'd be willing to bet that GZ called other jurisdictions around Sandford and Orlando as well as made contact with the campus police.
Note: Some of you are aware that I used to be in Social Work and Education
