Bullet Casings Found Match Harrison's Gun

Colts wide receiver Marvin Harrison, currently being investigated in an alleged shooting outside his Philadelphia bar, may be in more trouble than he originally anticipated.

Six bullet casings, found at the scene of the April 29 shooting, outside Harrison’s bar Playmakers, have been matched to a gun registered under the football player.

The gun was found in a bucket at a car wash owned by Harrison. Tests later showed that the gun had fired seven bullets, six of which matched those found at the scene.

Harrison's representatives maintain that Harrison was not present during the shooting, and that his gun was not involved. Although, the casings at the scene matched Harrison's gun, interesting, explain that!

In the alleged April 29 incident, a man came into Playmakers, where he and Harrison argued. The man left the bar, and headed to his car, Harrison supposedly followed him, and gunfire broke out. The man was hit in the hand with a bullet. No other injuries were reported.

Harrison was interviewed about the shooting last week, but no charges have been brought against him, and authorities say he is not a suspect at this point.