Police agency in Trayvon Martin case gets re-accredited

SANFORD, Fla. — The police department that initially investigated the fatal shooting of Trayvon Martin is getting re-accredited.
 
The Sanford Police Department announced Tuesday that the Commission for Florida Law Enforcement Accreditation unanimously voted to re-accredit the agency.
 
The Sanford Police Department came under fire for its initial handling of Martin's fatal shooting by former neighborhood watch volunteer George Zimmerman last February in a gated community.
 
Zimmerman wasn't arrested until 44 days after Martin was killed.
 
Zimmerman is charged with second-degree murder but is pleading not guilty. He is claiming self-defense.

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