Bane's shots scored home in the lieutenant's shoulder, neck, and finally his head as he positioned himself to fire.  The first two shots knocked him off-balance, but the third killed him with little mess - just a small hole in his head and he was gone.<br/><br/>His death spasm caused his hands to clench, firing off his rifle for the first and only time.  But the first two shots had knocked his aim off so that the resulting flurry of bullets heading Chiro's way sailed harmlessly over him.