Three Issues That make this story........ plus

You have to admit this does not look good!, 1. He admitted to having this type of Gun!, 2. He said it was at his home, and they found it at his car wash. 3. Its not like this was 38 special used all over this country this was a Belgin weapon that was custom made  and the ballistics test matched his weapon. However the weird part so far is the so called victim did not ID anyone. There is more to this story and it all hinges on someone filing charges.

Quick look forward and lets say no one comes forward, and no charges are filed, the NFL will deal with this one and you can count on it. 

There has not been one article I have read that states the gun used that was found at the car wash was in fact the same gun that Harrison owns. Sure, it does say it is the same type of gun, but not that it was his gun. Also the guy was shot a few blocks away from the bar. Other posters on this thread have stated that this area of Philly is a rough place. The guy, that was shot also has been in jail according to other reports, so I imagine the company he keeps isn't reputable so the shooting may have absolutley nothing to do with Harrison but this guys lifestyle. How about everyone stop getting all excited because the news companies want to overhype the story, and lets wait for the facts from the investigators to come out.

I thought the ballistics reports said the bullets found matched Harrison's gun?

That is true they did not say it was his gun, and I am not a hand gun specialist, but how many Belgin Custom made guns do you think are just floating around this section of Philly and somehow just show up in his carwash! Again not a good thing. This is a tuff story for me because I am Colt fan and I hate to see anything happen like this that would hurt the Colts season. But that is jumping ahead, I still dont like the info that is out there so far on this one. It will be interesting to see this story to its end.

Everything is this report states that a gun of the same type was found at the car wash, and that the bullets fired at the victim matched the gun at the car wash. Nowhere does it state speficially that it was Harrison's gun found at the car wash, therefore nowhere does it state speficially that the bullets match Harrison's gun. 

However; it's not mentioned in this article whether Harrison is still in possession of his gun, or whether it is missing. If it is missing, it would then make it likely that the gun found at the car wash and the gun Harrison owns are one and the same. Then, that's a whole different story 

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Please check your reading glasses the article stated<o:p> </o:p>

"Police went to a <st1:city w:st="on"> Philadelphia</st1:city> car wash about a half-mile away that is owned by <st1:place w:st="on"> Harrison</st1:place> and questioned him about the gun, the station said. Harrison acknowledged owning such a weapon, but told officials it never left his suburban <st1:city w:st="on"> <st1:place w:st="on"> Philadelphia</st1:place> </st1:city> home, the radio station reported. <o:p> </o:p>

The source told the station a gun was discovered in a bucket at the car wash, and tests showed it had fired bullets that matched those at the scene. "<o:p> </o:p>

The officials stated that the bullets came from a Belgian custom made weapon however this article never stated what type of gun was found at the scene, just that the gun fired the bullets.  You would think that if this was a gun like the one that Harrison owns that the police would have issued a warrant to search his home to make sure th