Colts Second Witness Says Harrison Was Armed

Shaun Assael and Peter Keating of ESPN The Magazine report district attorney of Philadelphia has decided that the charge against Indianapolis Colt WR Marvin Harrison in connection with an April 29 shooting that left three injured has done while in possession of a declaration of a second victim, who said he saw Harrison take a gun during the altercation, according to a law source. Robert Nixon The statement seems to confirm that the declaration of Dwight Dixon, a victim of another shooting, and in contradiction with Harrison, who admits that has been in a fistfight with Dixon, but insists that he was unarmed when outside of his weapon fire erupted North Philadelphia car wash as a result of the altercation.