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05-15-2012, 05:57 PM
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An unidentified man is selling gun range targets that modeled after Trayvon Martin.
WKMG-TV reports that an online vendor is turning a profit on the Trayvon's shooting death by marketing gun range targets that feature a hoodie.
While no face is shown on the paper target, a can of iced tea and a bag of skittles found on the target are on the illustration. Trayvon was carrying both items the night he was gunned down. Crosshairs are placed on the target's chest.
At one point, there was an ad for the targets where the sellers indicated they "support [George] Zimmerman and believe he is innocent and that he shot a thug."
The vendor has since pulled the ad and changed their reasoning for producing the paper targets. "My main motivation was to make money off the controversy," the seller told WKMG. "The response is overwhelmbing. I sold out in 2 days."
An unidentified man is selling gun range targets that modeled after Trayvon Martin.
WKMG-TV reports that an online vendor is turning a profit on the Trayvon's shooting death by marketing gun range targets that feature a hoodie.
While no face is shown on the paper target, a can of iced tea and a bag of skittles found on the target are on the illustration. Trayvon was carrying both items the night he was gunned down. Crosshairs are placed on the target's chest.
At one point, there was an ad for the targets where the sellers indicated they "support [George] Zimmerman and believe he is innocent and that he shot a thug."
The vendor has since pulled the ad and changed their reasoning for producing the paper targets. "My main motivation was to make money off the controversy," the seller told WKMG. "The response is overwhelmbing. I sold out in 2 days."