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11:45 PM PST -- Zimmerman tells us he never used any type of racial slur and says the whole thing started when a female he was with got assaulted ... George says he was only sticking up for her.George Zimmerman was angry, belligerent and hurled the n-word before he was tossed from a Florida bar ... according to cops.

Seminole Co. Sheriff's deputies went to the bar Wednesday night to investigate a possible battery involving someone in Zimmerman's group. According to the report -- obtained by TMZ -- cops saw Zimmerman shouting at a female employee ... who said she was trying to collect his bill.

The manager told cops George had said, "I didn't know you were a n***** lover."

As for the possible battery, cops say George claimed a man had hit him on the shoulder multiple times, but surveillance video showed it was just a friendly pat. The bar manager said they've had repeated issues with Zimmerman and banned him from returning.

Zimmerman's statement to cops was not flattering. He wrote, "Officer X is an incompetent officer under qualified to flip burgers."

George Zimmerman ... winning friends and influencing people since 2012.

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A Seminole County deputy ordered George Zimmerman to leave a bar near Sanford Wednesday night after he accused a black customer of hitting him, then became belligerent and used a racial slur, according to an incident report.

No one was injured and no one was arrested, the report states.

A bar video of the incident showed that the black man, Floyd L. Narcisse, 38, of Deltona, had extended his hand to Zimmerman, as if to shake it, and when Zimmerman refused, patted him twice on his left arm, the report said.

"It appeared as if he was attempting to engage in a friendly gesture with Zimmerman as a reasonable person would do," the report states.

Zimmerman told the deputy that the man had twice hit him and demanded that he be prosecuted, the report said.

Narcisse, an unpaid pastor at an AME church in Daytona Beach, said Thursday, "That man's crazy."

Narcisse said he often sees Zimmerman at the bar and was simply being friendly.

"I was like, 'Hey, George. How are you?' ... and I tapped him on the shoulder," Narcisse said. "The next thing I know, cops say he wants to press charges."

"I'm very cordial with the man, but yesterday, he was belligerent. He was yelling. ... He was rude to everybody."

Deputies had gone to the bar, Corona Cigar Co., in Colonial TownPark near Interstate 4 and State Road 46A, about 11 p.m. because of a disturbance involving a woman who was with Zimmerman.

While a deputy was looking into that set of allegations, the bar manager asked him to order Zimmerman to leave because he had snatched a credit card from an employee, yelled at her and had been the center of several recent disturbances, according to the report.

On his way out, Zimmerman used a racial slur, the manager told the deputy.

Zimmerman also insulted the deputy, according to the report. While filling out a written complaint about Narcisse, Zimmerman described the deputy as "an incompetent officer under qualified (sic) to flip burgers" and threatened to file suit, the report said.

Zimmerman is the former Neighborhood Watch volunteer who was acquitted of murdering Trayvon Martin, an unarmed black 17-year-old, during a confrontation in Sanford in 2012.

He did not return a phone call Thursday but in an email said that he had asked Narcisse to leave him alone, something that did not stop the lay pastor from patting him on the arm. Zimmerman also complained that deputies did not adequately investigate the disturbance that originally brought them to the bar.

A spokeswoman for the State Attorney's Office said prosecutors had taken no action and received no paperwork from the Sheriff's Office about Zimmerman's complaint.

The Sheriff's Office would not release the video.

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SANFORD, Fla. George Zimmerman was removed froma Florida bar Wednesday night after berating a waitress, using racial slurs and accusing another patron of assaulting him, according to WKMG.

The incident happened at the Corona Cigar Company after a 911 report of an incident of battery involving a woman there with Zimmerman and his friends.

A deputyfrom theSeminole County Sheriffs Office responded, and while he was reviewing surveillance footage in the back of the business, Zimmerman allegedly got into a shouting match with a waitress by the bar.

The woman told the deputy Zimmerman snatched a credit card from her while she tried to settle the bill and began yelling at her. The managersaid others in Zimmermans group were using racial slurs toward other people in the bar.

He also said Zimmerman has a history of disturbances at the Corona Cigar Company.

Zimmermantold the deputya black customer hit him twice and said he wanted to press charges.However, surveillance video shows the man, 38-year-old Floyd L. Narcisse, holding out his hand as if asking for a handshake, then patting Zimmerman twice on the shoulder when Zimmerman refuses, according to the Orlando Sentinel.

It appeared as if he was attempting to engage in a friendly gesture with Zimmerman as a reasonable person would do, the incident report reads.

Narcisse told the paper, I was like, Hey, George. How are you? I tapped him on the shoulder.

The deputy asked Zimmerman if he wanted to make an official statement, but Zimmerman refused and became belligerent, according to the incident report. A friend calmed him down and he eventually filled out the form.

Zimmerman allegedly threatened to sue the Seminole County Sheriffs Office, writing:

I want to press charges. The narrative on the front is true and correct. Officer Nickell is an incompetent officer under qualified to flip burgers.

As he left the bar, Zimmerman called the manager a racial expletive,the deputy wrote.

No arrests were made during the incident.

Zimmerman was acquitted in the fatal 2012 shooting of an unarmed black teen named Trayvon Martin.

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Matthew Apperson one of the many people who has gotten into a confrontation withGeorge Zimmerman since he fatally shot Trayvon Martin in 2012 was sentenced to 20 years in prison after shooting at Zimmerman a year ago.

Last month, Apperson, 38, was convicted of attempted second-degree murder, armed aggravated assault and shooting into a vehicle during his May 15, 2015, confrontation with Zimmerman, the Associated Press reported. Apperson, who unsuccessfully claimed he fired in self-defense, was sentenced Monday.

Zimmermans claim to infamy is the killing of 17-year-old Trayvon Martin four years ago. Martin was unarmed, carrying a pack of Skittles candy and a can of iced tea and wandering through a neighborhood in Sanford, Fla., when he got into aconfrontation with Zimmerman.

Martin was black. Zimmerman, who told dispatchers that he was a neighborhood watch volunteer, identified him as Hispanic. The shooting of the teen sparked protests across the country and a nationwide conversation about Stand Your Ground laws.

Zimmerman claimed that Trayvon attacked him and that he fired in self-defense. He was acquitted a year after the shooting.

But the controversy has followed him, with sometimes violent results.

In August, Zimmerman was punched in the face by a guy at a bar after he boasted of being that guy who shot Trayvon Martin.

After the punch, Ed Winters, the owner of the bar, told the Orlando Sentinel:Everywhere this guy goes he causes controversy. Youd think hed keep a low profile.

There were also controversies that didnt end violently. Zimmerman has twice tried to auction off the gun used to kill Trayvon. Last October, he tweeted an image of Martins body with the words Z-man is a one-man army.

In 2013, he was arrested and charged with felony aggravated assault for allegedly pointing a shotgun at his girlfriend. The case was later dropped. Two years later, he was arrested again this time oncharges of domestic aggravated assault for allegedly throwing a bottle of wine at his girlfriend and again the charges were later dropped.

The shooting involvingApperson in Lake Mary, Fla., wasnt related to the Trayvon Martin case. Apperson had testified that Zimmerman had threatened him in 2014 during a road-rage encounter, the AP reported.

Zimmerman testified lastweek that he was driving to a doctors appointment on May 11, 2015, when he noticed he was being pursued by a vehicle whose driver later pulled up, exchanged words and fired one gunshot at him that missed.

I heard a bang and my ears started ringing, Zimmerman, 32, told the jury.

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Matthew Apperson was convicted of attempted second-degree murder in September. In addition to the 20-year sentence, he was also given a 15-year concurrent sentence for aggravated assault stemming from the same incident, Seminole County State Attorney spokeswoman Lynne Bumpus-Hooper said.

The road rage incident happened in Lake Mary, Florida, in May 2015.

Zimmerman testified that Apperson followed him, flashing his lights and honking his horn. Apperson pulled up beside Zimmerman and shot at him, but the bullet missed, Zimmerman said. He was cut by glass from a shattered window.

Speaking in court before the sentencing Monday, Zimmerman thanked jurors for convicting Apperson, who he said "showed absolutely no care for human life."

"Mr. Apperson pulled that trigger and didn't care. In fact, he joyfully bragged about killing me and said, 'I got him. I shot George Zimmerman.' He thought he had killed me, and he was happy about it," Zimmerman said.

During the trial, Apperson gave a different account, saying he acted in self-defense and that Zimmerman had threatened to kill him.

"I can't wrap my head around all of it," Lisa Apperson said, according to WFTV. "The lies, the things people have held onto, it's just so much injustice and it's such a shame."

Zimmerman was acquitted of a second-degree murder charge in 2013.

CNN's Holly Yan, Keith Allen and Catherine E. Shoichet contributed to this report.

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