Sanford Police Department

The wires are cold with any recent newsworthy political theatre. Charlie Sheen and Lindsey Lohan's public and private behaviors are equally uninspiring. Mitoosense avoids commentary on the public outcry for justice in Pennsylvania Child Abuse or Innocent children killed by a deranged mother.
The recent shooting in Sanford, Fl is hot on the wires. Attracting the likes of the NRA, Spike Lee, Black Panthers and the NAACP to attach their ideology to the death of a young American. The needless death of a High School Student walking home from a store with a bag of candy and cold drink talking to his girlfriend on the phone is the topic of discussion. Certainly a 17 year old boys desire too speak to his girlfriend in privacy is not a crime, ditto for candy and a cold drink.
The shooter an Hispanic Neighborhood Watchman claimed the boy was "up to no good, looks like he's on drugs or something, has his hand in his waistband" he reported to 911 tape. He never mentioned to the 911 operator the boy was talking on the phone. If the shooter could not see the phone it's likely his other observation were also fabricated. If he called the Police and said there is a 17 year old boy eating candy, drinking tea and talking to his girlfriend on the phone it would be a tough sell to the authorities the boy was a threat to anyone. It would also be normal for a teenage boy want privacy while speaking to his significant other. Many people prefer to speak outside away from the noise of TV and ears of family members. It's evident the shooter did not have the common sense to see his own paranoid behaviors. Drunk with imaginary police powers and an illegal firearm the shooter attempted to interrupt the boy's civil liberties, and the US Constitution. The boy had no obligation or responsibility to this man to submit to any questioning, if any.
What happened after the shooting may well partially explain why the shooting happened at all. This of coarse is the Sanford Police Department's failure to keep crime under control is well documented in crime statistics. The fact the shooter was allowed to go free and not held until all the facts were known is a significant truth. The fact that the shooter was allowed freedom 2 days before the family was notified their son was dead is unacceptable. Certainly, family would be the first to question the facts surrounding the murder of a loved one. Regardless of the claims of self defense it is apparent the boy was not guilty of anything and further had no obligation to submit to this mans imaginary authority. The boy was in fact murdered for protecting his American Bill of Rights. The Sanford Police did not do ballistics testing on the weapon or check for fingerprints on the weapon are just some decisions made by Sanford Police to not enforce the law. Not a cop but, I would think this would be standard operating procedure in any investigation much less murder. Instead the Sanford Police allowed the shooter to leave with his weapon. The shooter in the absents of any police investigation is now able to concoct any defense in unknown facts. These facts lead the average person to suspicions of Police Cover ups.
This failure to police the facts and respond to the shooter's paranoid charges is failed police work and brings logic to a crime statistics that are out of control! The Sanford Police continued their denial for nearly a month before the outcry from the public demanded answers. The inaction's of the Sanford Police Department reveal that not enforcing the laws is a much bigger crime today than people who break the laws. Putting people in jail for driving without a license is near the top of my list ditto for auto insurance and tags.
My deepest regards to the family who lost a son. Not because he was a minority or the shooter was a minority but, because he was an innocent American murdered and the Sanford Police did nothing.