Police Chief Agrees George Zimmerman Is A "Sandy Hook, Aurora Waiting To Happen"
The conversation between a concerned citizen and Florida police chief took place in a series of emails, according to Think Progress. "Your reference to Sandy Hook...I agree."
George Zimmerman, found not guilty in the killing of Trayvon Martin, was recently involved in a domestic dispute with his estranged wife and her father. A concerned citizen emailed the local police chief who responded candidly about Zimmerman as a threat.
In a series of emails between Santiago Rodriguez and Lake Mary Police Chief Steve Bracknell, the head of the local police department agreed that Zimmerman is a "Sandy Hook, Aurora waiting to happen."
Bracknell went on to say that police did not have authority to search Zimmerman's truck but he did have a gun inside. He said Zimmerman punched his father-in-law in the nose and broke his wife's iPad over his knee but they did not wish to press charges.
The police chief sought to distance himself from Zimmerman and his family. "REST ASSURED, the last thing on planet earth I want is ANY relationship with the Zimmermans."
At the end of his email, Rodriguez talked about his fear of Zimmerman.
