Meanwhile, Yaps maroon Honda CRV, with license plate XXX-918, has five bullet holes, a separate SOCO report said.
The findings of the Scene of the Crime Operatives (SOCO) of the Eastern Police District (EPD) also showed that not a single slug or empty shell was recovered inside Jaworskis black Nissan Patrol car with license plate 7*R1.
Superintendent Ericson Velasquez, Mandaluyong City police chief, said the SOCO report bolstered their claim that there was an exchange of gunfire at the parking lot of the Saisaki restaurant located along Florida St., East Greenhills.
"Our big problem right now is determining who are those persons who fired shots at each other," Velasquez told The Star.
The Mandaluyong City police had filed charges of illegal discharge of firearms, damage to property and grave threats against Jaworski and Yap, the main protagonists in the 10-minute gunfight. Also named respondents were Jaworskis brother, Ron and Yaps elder brother, Mark Anthony.
The camps of Yap and Jaworski accused each other of starting the gunfight. But both camps claimed they were unarmed at the time.
A week after the shootout, SOCO operatives led by Senior Inspector Lourdeliz Gural Cejes conducted a laboratory examination of Jaworskis car in his home at the Corinthian Gardens in Quezon City.
In her two-page report, the SOCO recorded "entrance holes" in the rear window, left passenger window, drivers door, lower and center portion of the vehicles grill, left side mirror and left portion of the cars chassis. Meanwhile, two "exit holes" were found outside the drivers door and at the rear window. Police strongly believe that the bullets fired from inside the vehicle caused the exit holes.
Aside from the bullet holes, the vehicle also sustained a 20-mm skid marks at the drivers side roof.
The SOCO report concluded that the holes on Jaworskis car were caused by bullets fired at different locations and directions.
On the other hand, a macro-physical examination conducted on Yaps car revealed two bullet holes on the right side of the windshield and three other entrance holes on the left side. A fracture mark was also noticed at the right portion of the windshield.
The SOCO concluded thast the holes in the windshield were caused by bullets fired at a perpendicular direction while the fracture was from a bullet that hit the right portion of the vehicle.
Velasquez vowed to continue its investigation to "ferret out the truth" in the shootout. Velasquez also refused to say whether Ryans car was owned by his father, former senator Robert Jaworski, since its license plate was a number 7. "Its up to the LTO (Land Transportation Office) to determine that," he said. Non Alquitran