Ever heard of a statement?
Again, how does someone get a laceration that requires stitches IN THE BACK OF THE HEAD without getting hit from behind?
This ought to be rich.
Go read the police report and read the narrative. Hint to the dumbmasses: police narratives are based ON WITNESS STATEMENTS.
well DUH!
Stick to your day job Moe. I have been investigating criminal cases for over 30 years.
You can't be a cop, unless you're a dirty cop. You made up what the witness said. Shame on you.
Tell you what as I have repeated this 100 times here:
We both put in 10K as to my qualifications and we pick an independent person to validate I have a licensed private detective agency owner since 1982. I started in 1979 and then in '82 the law required a license. Guess what kind of background and training that requires.
Of course anyone that disagrees with your bias and prejudice has to be "dirty".
In? 10K.
Thought so.
Have you read the incident report?
It clearly states "Zimmerman with lacerations on the back of the head"
And Zimmerman told them he was attacked from behind.
And the witness was asked if he saw Martin attack Zimmerman from behind.
And the incident report also states "Zimmerman treated with first aid at scene"\
Now let me appeal to your reason and common sense Ravi: If the police note that there were bad lacerations in the back of someone's head after a scuffle and they NOTE that along with other relevant information ABOUT THE LACERATION and then NOTE THREE WITNESSES in the incident report, what does that indicate to you?
In short, if after a fight someone has a laceration in the back of their head, can it get there from someone attacking from the front?
READ THE INCIDENT REPORT and get back to us.