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S.A. 12-026 Investigator: P. Carvo Approved By: Date of Report: January 23, 2013 Date: 01/29/13 Page 9 of 22 There appeared to be a bullet impact (photographic marker “A”) on the right edge of the tail gate of the Dodge pick-up. The impact point was just above the lower plastic wear protection strip, and at approximately even with the middle of the right tail lamp assembly. There appeared to be a bullet entry hole on the west side and near the front of the brown trash receptacle (photographic marker “B”). The brown trash receptacle was located at the right side of the Dodge pick-up with the rear (wheels and handle) against the right side of the truck, and the front just north of the south wall of the single story garage for 214 South Birch Street. There was an apparent exit hole for the bullet in the front grooved area of the brown trash receptacle (photographic marker “B1”). The exit hole was at approximately the same elevation as the apparent entry hole. There was an apparent bullet entry hole (photographic marker “C”) in the north wall of the single story garage for 214 South Birch Street. The apparent entry hole was slightly west of the intersection of the garage and the south perimeter block wall. There was an apparent bullet strike on the rear of the right front passenger seat of the Dodge pick-up (photographic marker “D”). The apparent strike was on the upper portion of the seat back in the head rest area. There was no apparent exit hole. OCCL Forensic Scientist JARRETT cut the rear of the right front seat of the Dodge pick-up to ascertain if the projectile was lodged in the seat. Directly behind the apparent impact point on the right front passenger seat back was a metal support nut. There was no evidence the bullet traveled further into the seat. It appeared the bullet fragment found on the rear seat was responsible for the impact mark on the seat back.