[glock rocks]

There was a cone at Unarmed’s red ball cap. It’s possible they used the cones for any evidence, not just casings. Dunno.

As for the casings, my Glock throws the casing about six feet to my right and about two feet back. It hits the pavement spinning, and bounces in random direction once it hits ground. It could be ten feet from the point the shot was fired by the time it stops moving. Or it could be two.

[TigersEye]

Your glock must be something. Whether it's a pistol a rifle or a semi-auto shotgun my casings can fall 12 ft away and behind, 6 ft away and to the front or right at my feet while standing in the same position shooting in the same direction all from the same box of ammo.

I must need to get my ejectors tuned! LOL

[dragnet2]

There was a cone at Unarmed’s red ball cap. It’s possible they used the cones for any evidence, not just casings.

No one suggested that.

Would they mark keys and hat and not the casings?

??...Of course not.

As for the casings, my Glock throws the casing about six feet to my right and about two feet back.

Absolutely, it's why I said, they'll test the ejection pattern...

Begs the question:

Would 3 casing, ALL within a couple of feet from each other, like the markers at the shooting scene next to the body, not depict the close proximately of where they were fired from?

??

[DCBryan1]

As for the casings, my Glock throws the casing about six feet to my right and about two feet back

I shoot and reload 10mm...I'll be damned if I leave good 10mm brass on the ground......and yes....the brass can go anywhere after ejecting.