General Discussion

didn't seem like that was happening to me. Too loose. Forensic evidence that could have helped in figuring out the crime scene (i.e., trajectory measurements; wheel direction of the car; was the foot of the deceased woman in the car stuck on or depressed on the accelerator; etc) seemed to be neglected.

Isolating the ICE members that were on the scene at the time.

Did anyone talk with the deceased woman's passenger to determine what was being said and what was happening as the shots were fired.

Seemed like a very unprofessional assessment of the crime scene from a time and accuracy standpoint.