[traditional1]

"If you want to talk evidence then perhaps you can address what evidence of a crime Zimmerman observed that caused him to pursue Martin?"

Okay...let's see:

In a GATED COMMUNITY, a Neighborhood Watch person observes a black youth, face hidden in a hoodie, wandering through and follows him to see that he's not up to "no good".

Then, the black Yewt decides to confront the white person following him, and proceeds to use his superior size to beat him to a pulp.

After bashing the white Watch person's head on the ground, and breaking his nose, too, the white person fears for his life (not un-expectedly) and pulls out his LEGAL gun and defends himself.

Now, what part of "Neighborhood Watch" are you having trouble with?

[Rooivalk]

Okay...let's see: In a GATED COMMUNITY, a Neighborhood Watch person observes a black youth, face hidden in a hoodie, wandering through and follows him to see that he's not up to "no good".

This is Zimmerman's version of events. There is NO corroborating EVIDENCE that supports this version of events.

Tell us all where was the evidence of this Martin individual being up to no good? How did Zimmerman make his determination? Surely he had some evidence of a crime in progress to make his determination of this individual being up to "no good"

But alas there is none. Zimmerman has NEVER said anything about what caused him to make his determination. The facts are he had none. And neither do you. Every line you wrote after your first paragraph is nonsense because neither you nor Zimmerman can explain why the need to pursue Martin was necessary. Return to the drawing board and see if you can do better next time