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George Zimmerman Bail Hearing
The shooter in the Trayvon Martin killing will be set free on $150,000 bond. George Zimmerman spoke directly to Martin's family during today's bail hearing in Sanford, Florida. Apologizing, he said he didn't know whether Martin was armed.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readThe shooter in the Trayvon Martin killing will be set free on $150,000 bond. George Zimmerman spoke directly to Martin's family during today's bail hearing in Sanford, Florida. Apologizing, he said he didn't know whether Martin was armed. Judge Kenneth Lester said that GPS monitoring will be required and that Zimmerman might be allowed to leave Florida for his own safety. Speaking on behalf of Martin's family, attorney Benjamin Crump expressed outrage that Zimmerman "got to give a self-serving apology to help him get a bond." Jeff Weiner is covering the story for the Orlando Sentinel.
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1 of 3Drugs, Violence and Mexico's Presidential Campaign- 0:00George Zimmerman Bail HearingYou’re reading this
- 7:35Mexico's Presidential Election and the War on Drugs
- 43:33Will the Sexy Scandals Blow Back on the President?