五洲震荡，洪水滔滔

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Z大呼救命，但没人来帮忙。有人当时在报警，报警电话里听到了呼救的声音。但神奇的是，双方的父母都说是自己儿子在呼救。

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警察找来专家来看看究竟是谁在呼救，奇怪的是，专家决定不了。

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Martin's body was taken to the morgue, where he was tagged as a John Doe as he was not carrying any identification.[21] Martin's father, Tracy Martin, called to file a Missing Persons report early on February 27 and police officers arrived at his fiancée's condo with photographs of his dead son about 9:20 am.[21][109]

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M的老爹第二天早上报警说儿子失踪。

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Zimmerman was handcuffed at the scene of the shooting and taken to the Sanford police station for questioning, arriving there at 7:52 p.m. according to a police video.[113] His gun, a black Kel-Tec PF-9 9mm semi-automatic pistol, taken from him by Officer Smith at the scene, was placed into evidence.[16][114]

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Zimmerman was interviewed by Investigator D. Singleton and by Detective Chris Serino on the night of the shooting.[15][115] He also underwent voice stress analysis, a type of lie detector test, on the night of the shooting.[106] Crime Scene Tech D. Smith photographed his injuries and hands and collected gun shot residue. Zimmerman's clothes were taken as evidence after his wife arrived with a change of clothes.[116] The day after the shooting, Zimmerman performed a videotaped reenactment of the incident for police.[106]

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Z被警方讯问，做了扯谎，录了像

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Zimmerman was not given a drug or alcohol test.[18] Peter Bella, a retired Chicago Police forensic investigator, told The Washington Times, "Except for DUIs, police cannot test suspects for drugs or alcohol, unless the accused demands or consents to it, or they get a warrant".[117][118][119] The police did not suspect that Zimmerman was under the influence of drugs or alcohol, and he was never asked to take such a test.

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Z没做酒精和毒品检查，因为他没显示不正常

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The Martin family alleged that Seminole County Attorney Wolfinger met personally with Sanford Chief Lee on the night of the shooting and instructed Lee not to make an arrest. Based on their accusation, the Martin family requested that the Justice Department investigate the State prosecutor's office. Wolfinger responded that the accusations were "outright lies" and denied that any such meeting or communication took place. Wolfinger's office reported that the Sanford police consulted with Kelly Jo Hines, the prosecutor on call the night of the shooting, but it has not been disclosed what was talked about.[120]