In a recent court session, critical evidence was discussed regarding a vehicle linked to an ongoing investigation. Investigator Rodriguez detailed the process of examining the vehicle, which was seized on May 22, 2022. The investigation focused on identifying potential projectiles and collecting fingerprints from various parts of the car, including door handles and the rearview mirror.

Rodriguez confirmed that no bullets were found inside the vehicle, but a live round and a spent casing were discovered on the driver's side floorboard. The investigator also attempted to lift fingerprints from multiple locations, including the exterior of the passenger door and an empty brandy bottle found on the front passenger floorboard. However, Rodriguez clarified that he was not responsible for analyzing the fingerprints or biological swabs collected, as that task falls to another unit.

The session highlighted the importance of maintaining a clear chain of custody for evidence, with Rodriguez affirming that the vehicle remained in police custody from the time of seizure. The discussions underscored the meticulous nature of forensic investigations and the challenges faced in gathering and analyzing evidence in criminal cases. As the trial progresses, the implications of this evidence will be crucial in determining the outcome of the case.