George Zimmerman's mother-in-law has filed a police report with Florida police claiming he stole furniture and a TV from her home.
Shellie Zimmerman's mom owns the house where Zimmerman and his estranged wife once lived and claims he was ordered to vacate the premises no later than Thursday. The family claims they noticed the items were missing after Zimmerman had come and gone.
The house was also the scene of the gun incident earlier this month, where Shellie Zimmerman called 911 claiming he had threatened her and her father with a gun and also punched the elderly man in the face.
Since being acquitted in the shooting death of unarmed Florida teen Trayvon Martin earlier this summer, Zimmerman has had several run-ins with police, including being either cited or stopped for a pair of traffic violations.
Earlier this week, Shellie Zimmerman also told NBC News she has doubts about her husband's innocence stemming from the Martin shooting. "This person that I'm married to that I'm divorcing, I've kind of realized now that I don't know him," she told NBC. "And I really don't know what he's capable of."
Shellie Zimmerman added she is tormented by thoughts of what actually took place the night her husband, a former neighborhood watch captain, disregarded a 911 dispatcher's direct orders to stop following Martin and instead confronted the teen.
"I'm conflicted on that," she told NBC. "I believe the evidence, but this revelation in my life has really helped me to take the blinders off."
Though it's previously been reported the couple was experiencing marital difficulties even before the Martin shooting, Shellie said things really spiraled out of control following her husband's acquittal.
"George kind of treated me like I was disposable," she told NBC. "After standing by him he left. And I guess he kind of went on a victory tour without me. I thought I was living a life with him and that we were going to kind of rebuild after all of this and he had other plans for me."
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