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Zimmerman Surfaces Again, This Time in Texas and This Time With a Gun (Updated With Dashcam Video)
George Zimmerman was reportedly pulled over for speeding in Texas and informed police he had a gun in his glove compartment. (Image source: TMZ)

Zimmerman Surfaces Again, This Time in Texas and This Time With a Gun (Updated With Dashcam Video)

Going "nowhere in particular."

UPDATE: KTVT has published dashcam video of the traffic stop:

UPDATE II: George Zimmerman's brother Robert Zimmerman Jr. released this statement to TheBlaze:

"Our family receives innumerable death threats on a daily basis. We all continue to take our security and privacy very seriously and go to great lengths to ensure our safety in accordance with the law. Despite the truth coming to light in a court of law, persistent circulation of misinformation and speculation continues to put us all at risk, especially George. Speculation as to any family members' whereabouts - either by the press, or by individuals - is irresponsible and counterproductive."

Original story below:

George Zimmerman was pulled over by police in north Texas for speeding on Sunday, and informed the officer he had a gun in his glove compartment, according to multiple news reports.

According to TMZ, which was first to report the news, Zimmerman was stopped in Forney, Texas on Sunday afternoon and let off with a warning after police determined he had no outstanding warrants against him.

KTVT-TV reported the stop occurred while Zimmerman was traveling westbound on Highway 80 in a Honda pickup, about 20 miles east of Dallas.

TMZ published a dashcam image of an officer beside the truck:

George Zimmerman was pulled over for speeding in north Texas on Sunday and informed police he had a gun in his glove compartment. (Image source: TMZ)

Zimmerman told police he was headed "nowhere in particular," according to TMZ. KTVT reported Zimmerman asked the officer if he recognized him, and the officer said he did not. The stop lasted about five minutes, and was reportedly all captured on dashcam footage.

TMZ reported Zimmerman was not disguised in any way.

A message left with the Forney Police Department was not immediately returned.

Zimmerman was acquitted of criminal charges in the shooting death of Trayvon Martin earlier this month. He surfaced several days after the verdict to assist a family involved in a car wreck in Florida.

A KTVT reporter tweeted an image of the police report from the traffic stop. Car tag information information appears to have been redacted, except that it is registered in Florida:

Image source: J.D. Miles/Twitter @jdmiles11

TheBlaze identified the exact location where Zimmerman appears to have been pulled over, comparing the "Pin--" seen in TMZ's dashcam photo with an exit sign along the highway:

Google Maps

This post has been updated.

TheBlaze's Jonathan M. Seidl and Jason Howerton contributed to this report.

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