George Zimmerman in domestic dispute, lawyer quits

George Zimmerman was in an alleged domestic dispute with his estranged wife Shellie Zimmerman.

We can’t comprehend how someone who was acquitted of murder, possibly still America’s worst enemy for killing an unarmed teenager, is frolicking around like nothing ever happened.

On Monday, George Zimmerman was in an alleged domestic dispute with his estranged wife Shellie Zimmerman. Mrs. Zimmerman called 911 to report that George punched her father in the face, threatened her, and broke her Ipad. George claimed it was self defense and the police let him go.

Shellie Zimmerman and her father declined to press charges, as reports say there were too many inconsistencies in her story.

Just because Shellie Zimmerman declined to press charges doesn’t mean George is out of the clear. Police can still charge George if there is enough evidence.

Now Mark O’Mara, the lawyer who got George Zimmerman acquitted of murder charges, will no longer provide his services as Zimmerman’s puppet, we mean lawyer.

In a report by ABC, O’Mara appeared to struggle with his anger at his client during Monday’s incident in which he went to Zimmerman’s house while police were still there.

During a press conference later, O’Mara was asked if he had any advice for Zimmerman, and he answered, “Pay me.”

He will still represent George in his defamation suit against NBC.

Zimmerman’s wife said that her husband has been acting as if he’s “invincible” since his acquittal in July.

Zimmerman has twice been caught speeding since the end of his murder trial and made a controversial visit to the Kel Tec gun factory, the company that made the weapon he used to kill Martin.