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MI: Retired police officer's car stolen with badge and gun inside
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A thief takes off with a retired police officer's car at a gas station -- and it's all caught on camera.
The man left his gray Honda Accord with the engine running while he went inside the Sunoco gas station on Kercheval near E. Grand Boulevard.
Meanwhile the suspect wearing a hoodie and bright green sneakers walks up, jumps in, and then drives off with it.
The victim's badge and gun were also reportedly still inside the car. The license plate is 2LDM 44. |
TX: Inclusion in Texas Gang Membership Database Limits Gun Rights, Might Violate Due Process
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For the "infringement" portion, Plaintiff pleaded that "[t]he stigma of being in the gang database … affects his Second Amendment right to carry a handgun in his vehicle[.]" Specifically, Plaintiff pleaded that his inclusion in the TXGANG database burdens his right to carry because—despite his valid license to carry—he now fears prosecution under the Texas Penal Code if he carries a firearm in his vehicle during his regular trips to El Paso for veteran services and his occasional flights from the airport. |
MI: 2nd Amendment sanctuary resolution has support in Macomb County
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Macomb County could become one of the first five counties in Michigan — and the first in the tri-county area — to become a so-called Second Amendment sanctuary county, if the board of commissioners approves a proposal at a future meeting.
But the proposal is drawing mixed responses from residents, with some ready to pull the trigger and others a bit more tepid to the idea, worried that the plan and its proponents may be only half-cocked — though even some of those folks still thought the issue was worth discussing.
"I believe you have the right to bear arms," said 58-year-old Michael Hadley of Clinton Township, who bought a gun for protection at home and because he has the right to have one under the Second Amendment. |
The Problems With Small Self-Defense Guns
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I get asked a lot what I think the best gun is for concealed carry. Many times, this question comes while in class, but in casual online conversations the question seems to becoming more popular. The answer is simple: The gun that is the most popular. Regardless of the criterion for selecting the ideal gun for concealed carry, popularity seems to trump practicality. Of course, popularity can be subjective, but for me it is what consumers are purchasing. More and more consumers are purchasing subcompact guns ideally suited for concealed carry. The only downside to these consumer selections is the inherit difficulty in shooting them well as a result of their smaller sizes. |
CA: Self-Defense Bill Fails to Pass Committee
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This week, Assembly Bill 503 failed to pass out of the Assembly Public Safety Committee on a party line vote. AB 503, sponsored by Assembly Member Heath Flora (R-12) would have allowed an individual with a valid concealed carry weapons license to carry to, from, or in a church, synagogue, or other place of worship on the grounds of a public or private K-12 school when the individual has the written permission of the school authority. |
Best Shot Placement for Self Defense
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A handgun round isn't going to do much to halt an attack if it's not hitting something vital. The choice of what to target depends on a number of factors.
When it comes to the defensive use of a handgun, caliber is far less important than most people think. Sure, all things being equal, a .45 ACP has a better chance of stopping an assailant than a .32 ACP, but a hit with a .32 beats a miss with the .45 any day of the week. |
TX: Brass Knuckles: A Misunderstood Self Defense Tool?
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September 1st, 2019 marked the first time that Brass Knuckles would be legal in Texas since 1918. It’s an exciting development due to the near-prosecution of a young 21-year-old woman who was facing $4,000 in fines and a year in jail for a keychain. Brass knuckles are a lot like automatic knives: misunderstood and villianized. In truth, they are like any other weapon — a tool, and the person wielding them decides what they do.
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WA: University Place road rage incident leads to fatal shooting
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When cars were backed up along Chambers Creek Road, a windy, two-lane road next to a creek, one DuPont man in a pickup pulled out and began passing the line of cars in the oncoming lane. After another driver honked at him, he allegedly stopped his pickup and got out carrying a gun. The pickup driver pointed the gun at the car behind him.
“That changed the whole dynamic of what was going on,” Pierce County Sheriff’s Department Detective Ed Troyer told KIRO Radio’s Dori Monson.
However, a passenger in that car also had a gun, and pulled that weapon out in apparent self-defense, according to witness reports. After a brief fight, the pickup driver was shot. |
VA: Virginia sued over Second Amendment rally gun ban
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Two gun rights groups planning to host a rally of 130,000 supporters Monday at the Virginia state Capitol have sued to repeal Democratic Gov. Ralph Northam’s ban on guns, even for those with permits.
“Governor Northam is behaving like the royal governors who long preceded him. He has arrogantly and brazenly tried to restrict the rights protected to Virginians by the First and Second Amendments,” said Erich Pratt, senior vice president of Gun Owners of America. |
VA: Organizers appeal ban on arms at upcoming Virginia gun rally
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A gun-rights group has filed an emergency appeal of a judge’s ruling upholding the Virginia governor’s ban on firearms at a pro-gun rally that’s expected to draw thousands of gun activists to the state Capitol on Monday.
The Virginia Citizens Defense League and Gun Owners of America sought an injunction against the ban, but Judge Joi Taylor ruled Thursday that Gov. Ralph Northam has the authority under state law to take action related to “the safety and welfare” of the state. The group’s lawyers then turned to the Supreme Court of Virginia. |
MI: Houghton County Sheriff Weighs In On Michigans Law on Stun Guns
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Michigan would lift its ban on stun guns under legislation advanced by lawmakers on Tuesday.
The bill would allow the sale, possession and “reasonable use” of a stun device by those 18 and older. Michigan currently allows law enforcement and people with a concealed pistol license — those who are at least 21 — to use a Taser, which is a different type of self-defense device than a stun gun. |
MI: Second Amendment sanctuary?
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The ongoing gun law debate in Virginia has inspired a local man to push for Ionia County being designated as a “Second Amendment sanctuary.”
Randy Schmid of Ionia attended Tuesday’s Ionia County Board of Commissioners meeting to ask commissioners to consider approving a resolution supporting Ionia County as a “Second Amendment sanctuary” — a name given to states, counties and localities that have adopted laws or resolutions to prohibit or impede the enforcement of gun control measures perceived to be a violation of the U.S. Constitution. |
VA: Virginia gun dealers see spike in sales
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As the gun debate rages on in Virginia, gun store owners in the Commonwealth say business is booming.
“Business has been absolutely crazy,” explained Jerry Rapp, owner of SpecDive Tactical in Alexandria. Rapp said business has increased by 200 to 300 percent since the last election, although that doesn’t mean the news is all good for the gun shop owner and his customers. “People are really on edge. They’re worried about their Second Amendment rights. They’re worried about the future of what you can and cannot have as a firearm.” |
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