You don't "stay arrested" or get "un-arrested"...an arrest is an arrest, and it doesn't get reversed, or ignored, or undone.

He was arrested...the question is why was he subsequently released when there's far more evidence than necessary to keep him in custody and charge him with a crime?

The investigation, of course, is ongoing...he can still be picked up and brought back in, but in 60 days or so the clock will run out on charging him (assuming FL law is similar to most everywhere else in that you get 120 days to charge someone after their initial arrest).

Everyone is arguing about the wrong question...why wasn't he arrested?

He was arrested..."why was he let go?" and "why hasn't he been charged yet?" are the pertinent questions.

It'll come out over the next few weeks, I'm sure...but sooner or later someone frome the Fuzz there will have to admit that he was arrested, and then answer three questions...

1. Why was he arrested?
2. Why was he released without being booked (an automatic)?
3. Why was he released without being charged?

The PD there is happy to let people focus on the wrong question, because focusing on the above three questions is where all the schit is going to happen...and I think it will happen, and in the next couple of weeks.

Fish on...

Todd

Almost as cool as this....

I used to have one of those...saw one NIB at an antique store a few years ago for $150!

Fish on...

Todd

Coming from a loser who spent time in a freezer with Vhawk...LOL

I call it being one of the dumbest motherfuc.kers around.

Jake was a teenager when he pulled that freezer stunt.

What's your f'n excuse?

He hasn't progressed any further than teen...and it seems he's regressing. He's getting his ladyfriend to tie his shoes now..diapers and baby-bottles are the next step.

I'm looking forward to anything said by you in an intelligent manner. Any hope that will occur in my lifetime?

First, you wouldn't know a statement delivered in an intelligent manner if it was beating lumps into your skull.

Second, not much is going to happen in your lifetime if you keep your gums flapping, other than flames and such.

So it appears I have at least a little time for you to say something smart, or witty or even intelligible...depending of course on how long it takes to get the flames and such down this way.

If it's any of those mentioned, believe me, I'll know it.

So instead of minfly should we call him 'miniDanS'....seein' as how DanS's his new spokeswoman/protector...or super small miniDanS...microDick...midgetdanfly....littledick?

LittleDick it is....

Yer mom's fat... and you look like yer sister!

Yer DUMB and ugly...just like yer Mom

Set the cat nip on the ground and slowly back away.

NBC has launched an internal probe after running an edited version of the 911 call from George Zimmerman -- the man who shot and killed Trayvon Martin -- that made Zimmerman sound racist.

"We have launched an internal investigation into the editorial process surrounding this particular story," the network said in a statement to the Washington Post on Monday.

NBC's "Today" show ran the edited audio of George Zimmerman's phone call to a police dispatcher in which Zimmerman says: "'This guy looks like he's up to no good … he looks black."




But the audio recording in its entirety reveals that Zimmerman did not volunteer the information that Martin was black. Instead, Zimmerman was answering a question from a police dispatcher about the race of the "suspicious person" whom Zimmerman was speaking about.

A transcript of the complete 911 call shows that Zimmerman said, "This guy looks like he's up to no good. Or he's on drugs or something. It's raining and he's just walking around, looking about."

The 911 officer responded saying, "OK, and this guy — is he black, white or Hispanic?"

"He looks black," Zimmerman said.

The abridged conversation between Zimmerman and the dispatcher that NBC ran on March 27 has been blasted by media watchdog groups as misleading. Critics have said the edited version was made to suggest that Zimmerman targeted Martin because he was black -- an accusation by many that is still under investigation.

Martin, 17, was shot to death Feb. 26 by Zimmerman, 28, a neighborhood watch volunteer, as Martin walked from a convenience store back to his father's fiancee's home in a gated community outside Orlando. The case has stirred a national conversation about race and the laws of self-defense.

Martin, a black teenager from Miami, was unarmed when he was shot by Zimmerman, whose father is white and mother is Hispanic. Zimmerman told police the teen attacked him before he shot in self-defense. He has not been charged in the case, despite repeated calls by political leaders and protesters for his arrest.

NBC has also come under fire by some critics for allowing MSNBC personality, the Rev. Al Sharpton, to lead protests in Florida calling for Zimmerman's arrest. Sharpton is scheduled to speak Monday in Sanford, Fla., at a march of about a thousand people carrying signs and wearing T-shirts with the teen's image

The Sultan is Zzzzzzzzzzzing-rich.

As THE DECIDER, he awards the Zzzzings.

There's nothing Zzzzzingy about anything he writes that is either Zzzzzing-rich or Zzzzzing-worthy. He's Zzzzzing-less in a world of Zzzzzings and true Zzzzzingers.

Sol Duc, thanks for copy/pasting the news about the internal NBC investigation on the editing. Almost EXACTLY as I predicted -- you see that *some* in the media that are actually interested in some form of objective, factual reporting will internally self-correct errors.

This, compared to the cheeky, truth-y, IMO *willful* distortion of the truth on the right, is one of the prime reasons I find the present-day GOP to be unrecognizable as "conservative" about anything at all.

RWWJ's fail to see the irony when they c/p how other networks make mistakes, but then try to rectify them, while FauxNews lies, and never makes any effort to correct anything.

It takes a FauxNews fan to be able to do that and feel like they are winning.

Congratulations?

Fish on...

Todd

It would be nice to think those "errors" were self-corrected and not done because someone called them on it.

You're welcome.