Still wrong. He was already out of his car trying to answer the dispatcher's question and following when the dispatcher asked if he was following, and then said it wasn't necessary, to which Zimmerman acquiesced. Absolutely no evidence to support that he kept following after that.
Nope. Zimmerman exited the car in response to a dispatcher's query. And he had every right to do so. And Zimmerman didn't drag Martin back to the T to fight him. Martin left and came back looking for a fight. All by his lonesome.
OK, you are correct.
"And after having been told by the radio dispatcher that they didn't need him to get out of his vehicle, he nevertheless got out of his vehicle."
I'm sorry that they spoke so courteously to him when the situation called for an imperative.
Still wrong. He was already out of his car trying to answer the dispatcher's question and following when the dispatcher asked if he was following, and then said it wasn't necessary, to which Zimmerman acquiesced. Absolutely no evidence to support that he kept following after that.
https://youtu.be/efEl02Q8ml4
So Martin dragged him out of his car?
Nope. Zimmerman exited the car in response to a dispatcher's query. And he had every right to do so. And Zimmerman didn't drag Martin back to the T to fight him. Martin left and came back looking for a fight. All by his lonesome.