I saw something about this on the news. Someone claimed Trevon was throwing MMA style punches. If it turns out he knew anything about grappling, anything more than a passing interest. Z's going to walk.
Zim's problem is that Zim's actions may have constituted threatening Assault, before Trayvon punched Zim in the nose, or threw any other punches. If
1. Zim's prejudicial comments to the dispatcher,
2. Zim getting out of his vehicle to follow Trayvon, after having followed Trayvon on the street in his car,
3. Zim causing Trayvon to be afraid, and run away from Zim,
4. then Zim pursuing Trayvon to 100 feet of Trayvon's front door,
5. Then Zim refusing to answer Trayvon's legitimate question, "Why are you following me for?"
6. then Zim speaking in a belligerent attitude toward Trayvon, "What are YOU doing here?"
7. Then reaching in his pocket, apparently still with an aggressive, belligerant expression on his face, continuing from his tone of voice, when Zim was speaking beligerently.
8. Will the jury find Zim's claim that Zim behaved in a peaceable manner in his inital exchange of words with Trayvon, as indicating guilt, because Zim's claim is contradicted by at least two witneses?
Did Trayvon have a reasonable fear of being attacked by Zim with injurious possibilities?
If the jury finds that Zim's actions constitute assault on Trayvon, then Zim had a duty to retreat, and stand your ground does not allow the use of deadly force. Zim can only match with reasonable force if Zim committed Assault first.
See Forida jury instructions on assault
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