Of course you have nothing. That is why your previous statement of leading a horse to water was ridiculous.
Which of course is unlike those of us here that actually have the information ready to provide you with if needed,
(Leading a horse to water). Unfortunately, you chose to ignore
(drink the water) the information and instead make wild assumptions and come to conclusions not based on the evidence, but on what you want to believe.
Much like the below.
Why yes I do know what a Capias is.
And yes a sworn request for one can be used in the way it was.
Duh!
It was used that way.
We were even told it was used that way, so obviously it can be used that way. Duh!
But let's go over this again since you do not want to drink from an obvious fountain.
We have been having this specific discussion for some time now.
And you still haven't learned even though you have been educated on the matter.
It is about a request for a Capias filed by Serino being procedural so the Prosecutor could take over the investigation.
Chief Lee, through his PR agency, said the following.
Also from the same article.
The request was sent to State Attorney Norm Wolfinger, whose office then took over the investigation.
Three days later, on March 16, Lee and several Sanford officers involved in the case, including Serino, went over some of the details of their investigation with the Orlando Sentinel.
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Said Serino, "The best evidence we have is the testimony of George Zimmerman. … We did not have enough for an arrest warrant."
He said that three days after the filing even. Go figure, huh!
Now you have been lead to water again. Will you continue in your refusal to drink?
You have known what has been said, and refuse to accept it as factual because you just have to have it mean what you want it to mean, instead of what it actually does means.
That is your problem and your problem alone. Not mine.
But since you do not seem to understand that the request
(even though it was sworn), was procedural.
I also provide you the State's AG describing the
"Process" which can only be interpreted as
procedural. Gee, must be why she used the term process, huh?
Asked to confirm that the police recommended a manslaughter charge, special prosecutor Angela Corey said:
"I don't know about that, but as far as the process I can tell you that the police went to the state attorney with a capias request, meaning: 'We're through with our investigation and here it is for you.' The state attorney impaneled a grand jury, but before anything else could be done, the governor stepped in and asked us to pick it up in midstream."
A capias is a request for charges to be filed.
Sanford cops sought warrant to arrest George Zimmerman in Trayvon Martin shooting - Tampa Bay Times
And just in case you still refuse to drink, and somehow still think that Serino really wanted to press charges against Zimmerman, I provide you with the following.
The lead Sanford Police investigator who sought manslaughter charges against George Zimmerman told the FBI that a sergeant and two other officers tried to pressure him into making an arrest in the controversial case — [Highlight]even though he didn’t think there was enough evidence.[/Highlight]
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“as all pressuring him to file charges against Zimmerman after the incident,” an FBI report said. [Highlight]“Serino did not believe he had enough evidence at the time to file charges.”[/Highlight]
Detective in Zimmerman case said he was pressured to file charges - Trayvon Martin - MiamiHerald.com
