By . Daily Mail Reporter and Ap . PUBLISHED: . 23:47 EST, 23 October 2013 . | . UPDATED: . 03:31 EST, 24 October 2013 . A police spokesman says no criminal . charges will be filed against George Zimmerman in a dispute last month . with his estranged wife. Lake Mary Officer Zach Hudson said Wednesday that investigators had decided the dispute didn’t rise to a criminal level. The dispute last month came just days after Shellie Zimmerman filed divorce papers. Scroll down for video . This screen grab from a video recorded by a police dash cam shows an officer taking George Zimmerman (left) into custody Monday . When police arrived on the scene, Zimmerman (right) was in the driver's seat of his car (pictured center) Police ordered Zimmerman (pictured) out of his car and shouted for him to raise his hands, turn around and walk backwards toward them . Officers approach Zimmerman, one with his gun drawn, as they prepare to handcuff him . The dispute took place at a home where . the Zimmermans had lived before they were separated. The Lake Mary home . is owned by Shellie Zimmerman’s parents, who also allege that he stole . thousands of dollars in property before vacating the house. According . to a police report obtained by WFTV, Shellie Zimmerman's mother, . Machelle Dean, told police she returned to the home after George . Zimmerman's lawyer let her he would be moving out of the home. When . she arrived, Dean said she noticed that $2,800 flat-screen TV, $3,000 . leather theater seats and a king-size bed were missing. Detectives investigated the case but opted to not file charges. A video taken at the time of the September 9 incident shows the dramatic moment that police swarmed . Zimmerman's car and ordered him to get down on his knees before taking . him into custody following the September 9 incident. The video, . recorded by a police cruiser's dash cam, surfaced days later, as Zimmerman's . lawyer revealed he would no longer represent him, despite the . possibility that Zimmerman could have faced charges resulting from the dispute . with his wife. When police arrived on the scene of the argument, which had allegedly turned violent, Zimmerman was in the driver's seat of his car. Officers ordered him out of his car and shouted for him to raise his hands, turn around and walk backwards toward them. By the time he appeared to be about 20 feet away, police shouted 'Get on your knees! Lock your feet!' Zimmerman dropped to his knees and two officers approached, one with his gun drawn, while the other handcuffed him. Then several other officers ran toward the house where the dispute allegedly took place. The video was first reported by TMZ. Mark . O'Mara, who represented Zimmerman when he was acquitted of murder in . the death of Trayvon Martin, made his shock announcement that he would . be leaving his client as police continued their investigation into the . warring couple. Split: Defense attorney Mark O'Mara, left, has said he will no longer be representing George Zimmerman. They are pictured together in court in July during Zimmerman's murder trial . During her initial call to police, . Shellie Zimmerman told dispatchers her husband had punched her father in . the nose and was threatening them with a gun. But she later changed her . story and decided against pressing charges. No . gun was ever found and Zimmerman claimed it was his wife who was the . aggressor. The spat came just days after she filed for divorce, claiming . their marriage was irretrievably broken. Friends told MailOnline the argument began over claims Zimmerman had been having an affair with his ex-fiancee. On the 911 call, Shellie also claimed Zimmerman had smashed her iPad. When . asked who could be charged, Hudson said: 'As of right now, it . could be either one or it could be no one. It depends what that iPad has . on it, what that footage shows.' Dispute: George Zimmerman, right, walks to a home in Lake Mary, Florida on Monday after his estranged wife called police claiming he had punched her father and was threatening them with a gun . More work: O'Mara speaks with a police officer at the scene, where he was visibly annoyed at his client . Authorities . are also looking into whether surveillance video from cameras at the . house captured the dispute, and Shellie added on the 911 call . that a city worker witnessed the spat. Zimmerman's attorney, O'Mara, . said that his client did nothing wrong but added that he was no longer going . to represent Zimmerman due to their impending divorce. 'I've come to know them as a family, and it's not a good idea to get in between them,' O'Mara said. O'Mara will continue to be Zimmerman's . lawyer in a defamation suit pending against NBC and in the remaining . motions from the Trayvon Martin trial. ABC . News reported that O'Mara appeared to struggle with his anger at his . client during Monday's incident when he arrived at the home. During a press conference, O'Mara was asked if he had any advice for Zimmerman, and he responded: 'Pay me.' Warring: Shellie Zimmerman, pictured right in court in June, called police just days after she filed for divorce . The September encounter was the latest in a string of events for Zimmerman. He . has twice been pulled over on suspicion of speeding and ticketed once. He also appeared in photos at a gun maker that were published online and . he helped members of a family from their vehicle following a car wreck. Shellie . Zimmerman had collected most of her belongings from the house where she . and her husband had been staying until she moved out. The day of the incident, she . returned unexpectedly to gather the remaining items, and emotions got . out of control, O'Mara said. Neither side pressed charges and no one was arrested. 'I . know the 911 tape suggests that Shellie was saying something but I . think that was heightened emotions,' O'Mara said. 'There may have been . some pushing and touching. That happens a lot in divorce situations. ... Nobody was injured.' Scene: Police were called to a home in Lake Mary owned by Shellie parents. She and Zimmerman lived there throughout the trial and she had been collecting belongings when the argument began . Probe: Zimmerman was questioned but released and police are now looking at iPad video footage . In . an interview with ABC's Good Morning America that aired last Friday, . Shellie Zimmerman said her 29-year-old husband . is reckless and feels invincible.
Authorities said Wednesday that the dispute with Zimmerman's ex-wife, Shellie, did not rise to a criminal level .
Police .
also will not charge Zimmerman with theft after Shellie's mother .
claimed he stole thousands of dollars in property from their rental home .
Zimmerman was acquitted of murder in the 2012 shooting death of Trayvon Martin, an unarmed teen .
By . Daily Mail Reporter and Ap . PUBLISHED: . 23:47 EST, 23 October 2013 . | . UPDATED: . 03:31 EST, 24 October 2013 . A police spokesman says no criminal . charges will be filed against George Zimmerman in a dispute last month . with his estranged wife. Lake Mary Officer Zach Hudson said Wednesday that investigators had decided the dispute didn’t rise to a criminal level. The dispute last month came just days after Shellie Zimmerman filed divorce papers. Scroll down for video . This screen grab from a video recorded by a police dash cam shows an officer taking George Zimmerman (left) into custody Monday . When police arrived on the scene, Zimmerman (right) was in the driver's seat of his car (pictured center) Police ordered Zimmerman (pictured) out of his car and shouted for him to raise his hands, turn around and walk backwards toward them . Officers approach Zimmerman, one with his gun drawn, as they prepare to handcuff him . The dispute took place at a home where . the Zimmermans had lived before they were separated. The Lake Mary home . is owned by Shellie Zimmerman’s parents, who also allege that he stole . thousands of dollars in property before vacating the house. According . to a police report obtained by WFTV, Shellie Zimmerman's mother, . Machelle Dean, told police she returned to the home after George . Zimmerman's lawyer let her he would be moving out of the home. When . she arrived, Dean said she noticed that $2,800 flat-screen TV, $3,000 . leather theater seats and a king-size bed were missing. Detectives investigated the case but opted to not file charges. A video taken at the time of the September 9 incident shows the dramatic moment that police swarmed . Zimmerman's car and ordered him to get down on his knees before taking . him into custody following the September 9 incident. The video, . recorded by a police cruiser's dash cam, surfaced days later, as Zimmerman's . lawyer revealed he would no longer represent him, despite the . possibility that Zimmerman could have faced charges resulting from the dispute . with his wife. When police arrived on the scene of the argument, which had allegedly turned violent, Zimmerman was in the driver's seat of his car. Officers ordered him out of his car and shouted for him to raise his hands, turn around and walk backwards toward them. By the time he appeared to be about 20 feet away, police shouted 'Get on your knees! Lock your feet!' Zimmerman dropped to his knees and two officers approached, one with his gun drawn, while the other handcuffed him. Then several other officers ran toward the house where the dispute allegedly took place. The video was first reported by TMZ. Mark . O'Mara, who represented Zimmerman when he was acquitted of murder in . the death of Trayvon Martin, made his shock announcement that he would . be leaving his client as police continued their investigation into the . warring couple. Split: Defense attorney Mark O'Mara, left, has said he will no longer be representing George Zimmerman. They are pictured together in court in July during Zimmerman's murder trial . During her initial call to police, . Shellie Zimmerman told dispatchers her husband had punched her father in . the nose and was threatening them with a gun. But she later changed her . story and decided against pressing charges. No . gun was ever found and Zimmerman claimed it was his wife who was the . aggressor. The spat came just days after she filed for divorce, claiming . their marriage was irretrievably broken. Friends told MailOnline the argument began over claims Zimmerman had been having an affair with his ex-fiancee. On the 911 call, Shellie also claimed Zimmerman had smashed her iPad. When . asked who could be charged, Hudson said: 'As of right now, it . could be either one or it could be no one. It depends what that iPad has . on it, what that footage shows.' Dispute: George Zimmerman, right, walks to a home in Lake Mary, Florida on Monday after his estranged wife called police claiming he had punched her father and was threatening them with a gun . More work: O'Mara speaks with a police officer at the scene, where he was visibly annoyed at his client . Authorities . are also looking into whether surveillance video from cameras at the . house captured the dispute, and Shellie added on the 911 call . that a city worker witnessed the spat. Zimmerman's attorney, O'Mara, . said that his client did nothing wrong but added that he was no longer going . to represent Zimmerman due to their impending divorce. 'I've come to know them as a family, and it's not a good idea to get in between them,' O'Mara said. O'Mara will continue to be Zimmerman's . lawyer in a defamation suit pending against NBC and in the remaining . motions from the Trayvon Martin trial. ABC . News reported that O'Mara appeared to struggle with his anger at his . client during Monday's incident when he arrived at the home. During a press conference, O'Mara was asked if he had any advice for Zimmerman, and he responded: 'Pay me.' Warring: Shellie Zimmerman, pictured right in court in June, called police just days after she filed for divorce . The September encounter was the latest in a string of events for Zimmerman. He . has twice been pulled over on suspicion of speeding and ticketed once. He also appeared in photos at a gun maker that were published online and . he helped members of a family from their vehicle following a car wreck. Shellie . Zimmerman had collected most of her belongings from the house where she . and her husband had been staying until she moved out. The day of the incident, she . returned unexpectedly to gather the remaining items, and emotions got . out of control, O'Mara said. Neither side pressed charges and no one was arrested. 'I . know the 911 tape suggests that Shellie was saying something but I . think that was heightened emotions,' O'Mara said. 'There may have been . some pushing and touching. That happens a lot in divorce situations. ... Nobody was injured.' Scene: Police were called to a home in Lake Mary owned by Shellie parents. She and Zimmerman lived there throughout the trial and she had been collecting belongings when the argument began . Probe: Zimmerman was questioned but released and police are now looking at iPad video footage . In . an interview with ABC's Good Morning America that aired last Friday, . Shellie Zimmerman said her 29-year-old husband . is reckless and feels invincible.
said Wednesday that investigators had decided the dispute didn’t rise to a criminal level. The stole . thousands of dollars in property before acquitted of murder in . the death of Trayvon call, Shellie also claimed Zimmerman had smashed