From the trial of the person who allegedly gave the gun to Duggan...
Where's the gun?

Where's the gun?
So no gun, and actions that would (if you read carefully) sound like someone trying to get out of their seatbelt in a hurry..."The side door of the taxi was slid open," he said, and police officers were repeatedly shouting "armed police" at Mr Duggan.
"I saw the subject pivot out of the door in a stooped position," he said.
"His right hand was crossed across his body with the hand inside the left hand side of his jacket towards his waistband, his left hand was holding the lower part of his left lapel.
"It very much appeared he was concealing something.
"As he pivoted... at the same time he very quickly drew out his right hand from the left hand side of his waistband and he was holding a self-loading pistol or handgun."
The officer said he heard two shots to his left as Mr Duggan drew his right hand out of his jacket.
He said he caught hold of Mr Duggan's wrists as he fell to his knees and shouted: "Where's the gun?" but failed to find one and started first aid.
When Stuart Denney, QC for the defence, asked him: "Where was the gun?", W70 replied: "I have no idea".
The officer also told the court he omitted the fact Mr Duggan was armed from his initial statement after meeting lawyers and Police Federation representatives.
When asked if this was a deliberate act, he said: "I don't know."
Sounds like someone is covering their a*se...He also denied "seeing any sign of a police officer bringing a non-police gun to the scene".