BURGLARY SUSPECT BREAKS DOWN AFTER JUDGE RECOGNIZES HIM FROM MIDDLE SCHOOL

An emotional and unexpected middle school reunion occurred during a recent arraignment hearing in a Florida courtroom.

Miami, Florida judge, Mindy Glazer, was presiding over the case of a man arrested for burglary and theft on Thursday when she suddenly realized that the suspect was a her former Nautilus Middle School classmate.

Asking the suspect, whose name is Authur Booth, standing before her if he had attended the same middle school she did, the man instantly perked up and seemed to recognize the judge.

Booth breaks into a huge smile when he spots his old pal and then starts sobbing in shame and wails, 'Oh, my goodness! Oh, my goodness!'

GEORGE ZIMMERMAN ARRESTED AGAIN ON THIRD DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CHARGE

From OrlandoSentinel.com

After allegedly throwing a bottle of wine at his girlfriend [on] Monday, George Zimmerman spent 14 hours in jail this weekend and now faces aggravated assault charges and must surrender all his firearms, officials said.... 

Lake Mary Police spokes[person] Officer Bianca Gillett said the fight occurred Monday at Zimmerman's Lake Mary residence. Though nobody involved called 911, police found out about the fight when an officer pulled Zimmerman's girlfriend over for a routine traffic stop around 11:50 p.m. Monday, Gillett said.  

"The driver stated she was just involved in a domestic altercation with George Zimmerman," Gillett said in a statement.  

Zimmerman, the former Neighborhood Watch volunteer, was acquitted of second-degree murder and manslaughter charges in the Feb. 26, 2012 shooting death of unarmed 17-year-old Trayvon Martin in Sanford. 

Wearing blue scrubs, Zimmerman stood before Judge John Galluzzo Saturday morning and nodded as Galluzzo set a $5,000 bond. Zimmerman, who is unemployed, bonded out of jail at 12:25 p.m.
Though this incident didn't involve a firearm, Galluzzo told Zimmerman that he had until Tuesday to surrender any firearms in his possession to a family member or a third party.  

The judge also ordered Zimmerman to stay out of Volusia County and to have no contact with his girlfriend.  

Zimmerman's next court date is Feb. 17.

Sidebar:  I am starting to believe that George Zimmerman is the Black community's pay back for our support of the acquittal of O.J. Simpson. 

This is Zimmerman's third arrest for domestic violence since being acquitted for the cold-blooded murder of 17-year old Trayvon Martin.

Zimmerman, who is nothing more than a spoiled entitled chubby thug, has been shielded from taking personal responsibility for molesting, violent and murderous ways by his parents, Florida judicial system, ex-wife and girlfriends.

The new girlfriend will be paid off by Zimmerman's parents, who appear to be going through great lengths to hide deep family secrets. Stay tuned....

JUDGE ATTACKS PUBLIC DEFENDER IN COURT

Members of the Florida bar have once again made a mockery of the practice of law and the American legal system. According to wftv.com

[Brevard County (FL)]Court deputies had to break up a physical fight between a County [J]udge and a [P]ublic [D]efender after an argument during a hearing on Monday.

Judge John Murphy is accused of punching veteran [P]ublic [D]efender Andrew Weinstock after the two had words during court in which Murphy allegedly pressured Weinstock to get his client to waive his right to a speedy trial.

"You know, if I had a rock I would throw it at you right now," Murphy tells Weinstock. "Stop pissing me off. Just sit down."

"You know I'm the public defender. I have a right to be here and I have a right to stand and represent my client," Weinstock said in the video.

The judge allegedly asked Weinstock to come to the back hallway, an area where there are no cameras, which is where the fight broke out. "If you want to fight, let's go out back and I'll just beat your ass," Murphy tells Weinstock before the two head out of the courtroom.

While Murphy and Weinstock could not be seen, the courtroom camera captured audio of the scuffle and several loud thuds that accompanied it.

Those inside the courtroom sat uncomfortably and then clapped when the altercation sounded as if it ended.

Although Weinstock has refused to press any charges against Judge Murphy, the Brevard County Public Defender's office said the incident will be reported to the Florida Bar.

Sidebar: It is a known fact that many narcissistic judges, especially those who adjudicate cases involving indigent defendants and parties, often display rude, unprofessional, and racist behavior toward the defendants and their attorneys without any sanctions by the presiding judges, Ethics Committee or the state Supreme Court where many of these fools sit on the bench. Judge John Murphy should be suspended immediately.