George Zimmerman calls 911 to tell his side of the story after his girlfriend calls 911 to report him. 
 
 George Zimmerman was arrested Monday after he cocked and pointed a shotgun at his girlfriend, shattered a glass-top table, then pushed her out of the house and barricaded himself inside after she ordered him to move out, according to the Seminole County Sheriff's Office. 
 
 He surrendered peacefully a few minutes later and was hauled off to jail, where he was being held without bail on domestic-violence and aggravated-assault charges. 
 
 It was the second time in three months that the former Neighborhood Watch volunteer, who was acquitted of murdering 17-year-old Trayvon Martin, was handcuffed after being accused of domestic violence and threatening a woman with a gun. 
 
 In a September blowup with his estranged wife, police filed no charges. This time, authorities did not buy his story, one that he quickly got into public circulation. 
 
 While deputies were outside, banging on the door, trying to get him to come out, Zimmerman called 911 and blamed Monday's dispute on his girlfriend, 27-year-old Samantha Scheibe, whom he said had "gone crazy on me." 
 
 The couple had been living together in the home she rented on Topfield Court near Apopka since August, said Seminole County Chief Deputy Dennis Lemma. 
 
 Scheibe was pregnant, Zimmerman told the dispatcher, and had decided to raise the child on her own. He wanted the parting to be peaceful, he said, and began packing, including a bag in which he had placed guns, but Scheibe then went out of control, he told a dispatcher. 
 
 "She just started smashing stuff, taking stuff that belonged to me," he said. 
 
 While he was still giving his version of events to a dispatcher, deputies unlocked the door, forced aside furniture that he had used to barricade himself inside and took him into custody, Lemma said. 
 
 Lemma said Scheibe is not pregnant. 
 
 Zimmerman was locked in a one-man cell at the Seminole County Jail and is to appear Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. before Seminole County Judge Fred Schott, who must decide whether there is enough evidence to support his arrest and whether Zimmerman should be released on bail. 
 
 In addition to the aggravated assault with a weapon, a felony, he's accused of domestic-violence battery and criminal mischief — for breaking the table and damaging other property belonging to Scheibe. 
 
 Chris White, chief of operations for the State Attorney's Office in Sanford, said that if the judge agrees to release Zimmerman, his office would ask that he be barred from possessing guns. 
 
 Lemma said his office would ask that Zimmerman be placed on a satellite monitoring device if released. 
 
 Scheibe told a dispatcher there were four guns in the house: Zimmerman's shotgun, an assault rifle and two handguns. 
 
 Zimmerman has a concealed-weapons permit. 
 
 At a 5 p.m. news conference, Lemma said his deputies were awaiting a search warrant for the house and expected to find two guns. He did not elaborate. 
 
 By the time deputies got inside about 1 p.m., Zimmerman was not armed, Lemma said, and offered no resistance. 
 
 In her 911 call to authorities, Scheibe was emotional. 
 
 "I need police right now," she said. "He's in my house breaking all my (stuff) because I asked him to leave. He has his fricking gun breaking all of my stuff right now," she said, then, apparently turning to Zimmerman. "This is not your house. Get out of my house, Do not push me out of my house." 

 George Zimmerman was granted a bond amount of $9,000 Tuesday, a day after he was arrested on a felony charge of aggravated assault. 
 
 A judge ordered that Zimmerman avoid contact with the alleged victim and to stay away from weapons. He was also ordered to wear a GPS tracking device, and he is not allowed to travel outside of Florida. 
 
 Zimmerman faces a felony charge of aggravated assault following his arrest at the home where he lives with his girlfriend in Apopka. 
 
 Zimmerman was acquitted of criminal charges in the fatal shooting of Trayvon Martin earlier this year. 
 
 Channel 9 learned Zimmerman's girlfriend told authorities he broke a table and pointed a long-barreled shotgun at her during a verbal dispute at her home on Topfield Court. 
 
 "I'm doing this again? You just broke my glass table, you just broke my sunglasses, and you put your gun in my friggin' face and told me to get the f--- out, this is not your house," Samantha Scheibe can be heard saying on a 911 call. 
 
 Scheibe claims she told Zimmerman to leave the home she rents, and that he's been living in since August. 
 
 On top of the felony assault charge, Zimmerman also faces battery and criminal mischief charges, according Chief Deputy Dennis Lemma of the Seminole County Sheriff's Office. 
 
 Scheibe is the same woman who was with Zimmerman in September when Shellie Zimmerman called 911 claiming George Zimmerman attacked her. 
 
 Scheibe can be heard being forced out of her own home during the 911 call. 
 
 "Are you f------ kidding me? He just pushed me out of my house and locked me out," Scheibe said in the 911 call. 
 
 Deputies said Zimmerman barricaded himself in the house with furniture at the front door. 
 
 While he was barricaded, Zimmerman called 911 too, even though deputies were already outside. 
 
 "I just want everyone to know the truth," Zimmerman said in the call. 
 
 During a news conference Monday, Lemma wouldn't say what sparked the argument at the home, but confirmed no one was injured. 
 
 When deputies arrived, Zimmerman appeared to have barricaded himself in the home after pushing the woman outside, officials said. 
 
 However, officials said Zimmerman removed the barricade and showed no aggression toward deputies during their investigation. 
 
 Authorities obtained a search warrant and recovered a gun case. 
 
 Neighbors of Zimmerman's girlfriend said they had no idea it was Zimmerman who had been visiting the home more frequently. 
 
 "Just when you thought you heard the last of George Zimmerman," said neighbor Catherine Cantrell. 
 
 
 
 Cantrell told Channel 9 she thought Zimmerman was a police officer based on the way he carried himself. 
 
 
 
 "First time I saw her get out of the car with him, I thought she was dating a cop. I thought he was actually a cop, like an undercover cop. Very quiet, walked in and out," said neighbor Catherine Cantrell. 
 
 
 
 Cantrell said the woman who lived in the home was very sweet and quiet. She also said she did not hear the disturbance coming from the home Monday. 
 
 
 
 The 30-year-old former neighborhood watch volunteer has had several brushes with the law since he was acquitted in July of all charges in the fatal shooting of Martin. 
 
 
 
 Zimmerman and his estranged wife, Shellie Zimmerman, were involved in a domestic dispute in September shortly after Shellie Zimmerman filed for divorce. 
 
 
 
 Shellie Zimmerman accused her husband of punching her father and threatening them at the father's home on Ridgewood Road. 
 
 
 
 Police said no charges were filed against either party because of a lack of evidence. 
 
 
 
 Zimmerman was also accused by his wife's mother of stealing property from her Lake Mary home, where he had been staying. 
 
 
 
 Police are reviewing the case to determine if it will be a civil or criminal matter. 
 
 
 
 Zimmerman has also been pulled over three times for traffic stops since his acquittal. 
 
 
 
 He was ticketed for doing 60 mph in a 45 mph zone in Lake Mary in September and was given a warning by a state trooper along Interstate 95 for having a tag cover and windows that were too darkly tinted. 
 
 He was also stopped near Dallas in July and was given a warning for speeding. 
 
 In 2005, Zimmerman had to take anger management courses after he was accused of attacking an undercover officer who was trying to arrest Zimmerman's friend. 
 
 Later that year, Zimmerman's former fiancée filed for a restraining order against him, alleging domestic violence. 
 
 Zimmerman responded by requesting a restraining order against her. Both requests were granted. No criminal charges were filed.
– George Zimmerman is in police custody once again. He was arrested today on domestic violence charges after his girlfriend said he broke a table and pointed a shotgun at her in a dispute, WFTV reports. He then pushed her outside and barricaded the door, police deputies said. But Zimmerman removed the barricade for deputies and made no aggressive moves when they took him away. He faces a felony charge of aggravated assault with a weapon as well as criminal mischief and battery charges. The disturbance occurred at a residence in Apopka, about 24 miles from Sanford, where Zimmerman shot Trayvon Martin. It's also where the Seminole County Jail is located; Zimmerman is being held there, the Orlando Sentinel reports, adding that his new girlfriend is "a 27-year-old blonde." TMZ reports that Zimmerman is in solitary confinement and officers are checking on him hourly. An interesting aside: The girlfriend's neighbor didn't recognize Zimmerman and thought he was a police officer. "I thought he was actually a cop, like an undercover cop," she said. "Very quiet, walked in and out."