Isn't there some procedure for collecting evidence after someone has been shot and even killed? Wouldn't he have called back up and an ambulance and had the car searched, at which point, shouldn't there be some documentation of where the gun actually was? For example, the team located the gun in the glove box or the team found the gun in the middle console. I mean, that kind of documentation would have cleared the whole case up a lot. Seems strange that we never know where the gun ever was.
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Isn't there some procedure for collecting evidence after someone has been shot and even killed? Wouldn't he have called back up and an ambulance and had the car searched, at which point, shouldn't there be some documentation of where the gun actually was? For example, the team located the gun in the glove box or the team found the gun in the middle console. I mean, that kind of documentation would have cleared the whole case up a lot. Seems strange that we never know where the gun ever was.
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