9mm shell casings that ended up inside the truck driven by Dwight Dixon at the scene of an April 2008 shooting. Dixon, who eventually was shot and killed after filing a civil lawsuit, claimed that the casings came from a second gun that Harrison fired. Authorities already have matched other bullets to a separate gun that Harrison owns—and that he stated was in his home on the day the shooting occurred. They found the gun during a search of Harrison's Escalade. The stop occurred as Harrison drove the vehicle the wrong way on a one-way street. Harrison claimed he did not have a gun. But the police believed they saw Harrison put what appeared to be a weapon in the console between the two front seats. They concluded that they had probable cause to search the vehicle and they found the gun, but Harrison was not charged. Another incident occurred in 2014 when Harrison narrowly escaped a Philadelphia shooting. Harrison's son, Marvin Harrison Jr., plays college football for the Ohio State Buckeyes. References External links Indianapolis Colts bio 1972 births Living people 10,000 receiving yards club African-American players of American football American Conference Pro Bowl players American football wide receivers Indianapolis Colts players People from Cheltenham, Pennsylvania Players of American football from Indianapolis Players of American football from Philadelphia Pro Football Hall of Fame inductees Syracuse Orange football players