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Passengers overpower Greyhound hijackers (Utah)
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2 arrested, accused of trying to hijack Greyhound bus in Utah
SALT LAKE CITY -- Passengers aboard a Greyhound bus left their seats and overpowered a man who allegedly tried to take control and flip the vehicle after ranting about hijackings, authorities said Thursday.
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UK: London Street Crime Jumps 31 Percent
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Street crime in London was 31% higher the past six months than during the same time period last year, mostly because of a spike in mobile phone thefts, police said Thursday.
"The street crime increase is a matter of real concern for us," he added. "This year we have arrested 20% more street robbers than we did last year, but this has not translated into a reduction in the number of offenses being committed."
Burglaries were up 2.5%, the report said. |
CARA: Craving the Federal Trough
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"I've been e-mailed by life members, Golden Eagles and, without exception, they're supporting our position and questioning what the NRA is doing," says Jay Zane Walley. The NRA administration had not informed its board of directors or membership about the issues, or that the organization was actively lobbying for it on the Hill.
To date the NRA has not officially budged in its position, nor explained its position satisfactorily. |
We Can't Win This Way
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"At every step, the response by government has been predictably bad. Ex post, it punishes the innocent, because they are easiest to get to, with mandatory and costly inconveniences, none of which would have stopped previous terror attacks, to say nothing of preventing future attacks. Meanwhile, under the cover of emergency, the government attacks rights previously considered sacred." by Llewellyn H. Rockwell Jr. |
MA: Newton Schedules Gun "Buyback" Program
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Newton's "Crime Prevention Commission", a group appointed by Mayor David Cohen's office, is holding its annual Gun "Buy Back" on Saturday, 9am to 1pm. The program, run by Jason Tonkonogy, offers $50 for each firearm turned in at the rear of the Washington Street police station. The program is also scheduled for Oct. 27 and Nov. 3.
All guns will be melted down by the Massachusetts State Police Department. For more information, call 617-552-7240, Tonkonogy at 617-965-4188, or 781-674-2886. |
Gun Violence "Opponents" See Tie-in to Sept. 11 Attacks
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More than 700 pupils gathered in St. Mary Star of the Sea Catholic Church on Chicago's Southwest Side to observe the sixth-annual "Day of National Concern About Young People and Gun Violence," coordinated by the Chicago Police Department in schools around the city.
"Pupils signed pledges, vowing to stay away from guns, never resolve disputes with guns and influence friends to also avoid guns." |
Lubbock, TX Attorney Comments on Emerson Ruling
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"A Lubbock attorney says an appellate court ruling which allows for regulation of protections under the Second Amendment diminishes an individual's right to bear arms. That's the word from the defense of a man accused of having a gun in violation of a court order. Lubbock attorney David Guinn says the right to bear arms is an elevated right, similar to freedom of political speech and the free exercise of religion, and should not be regulated." |
New War, Old Tactics
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Congress is justified in wanting to give the Justice Department new tools to move quickly and surely against suspects. But it is imperative that those tools properly balance the competing interests of national security and individual rights. |
OpSD: Victim Shoots Suspect Trying to Rob Him
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Huntersville, N.C. -- Huntersville Police say a man tried to rob another man at gunpoint Tuesday night. The victim pulled out his gun and started shooting the suspect, police say. |
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