the extensive search for evidence following the shooting of finkley had produced some shell casings and some cigarette butts from an area on top of a nearby building.-they had traced those shell casings to a local dealer and could hopefully identify who had purchased them fairly soon.-the cigarette butts had been sent to the state crime lab in austin to be tested for dna.-that could take two or three weeks but if the dna profile they pulled from the cigarettes came from someone who was in the database , they would know who their shooter had been.-that still wouldnt tell them who was behind the whole thing but they might be able to apply a little pressure and get some answers.-the charge against him would be attempted murder since the victim was still alive .