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Antonio Pierce and investigators finally met six days after the accidental shooting of New York Giants teammate Plaxico Burress to discuss events that has entangled the Super Bowl champions.

Authorities provided no details of Pierce’s meeting with police detectives and prosecutors at the Manhattan district attorney’s office.
Pierce practiced Friday, then changed into a white sweatsuit and left Giants Stadium in a Jeep around 1:30 p.m. for the meeting that authorities have anxiously awaited for a week.

The authorities are especially interested in why neither Pierce, who drove Burress to New York-Presbyterian Hospital/Weill Cornell Medical Center, nor Dr. Josyann Abisaab called police to report the shooting. Abisaab has since been suspended for not reporting the gunshot injury, as required by law.
They also are trying to determine whether Pierce tried to cover up the shooting
The Giants suspended Burress for the final four games of the regular season on Tuesday and placed him on the non-football injury list, which will keep him out of the playoffs. But Coughlin reiterated he and the organization are still concerned for the 31-year-old receiver.