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Who killed Gadhafi? Who really gives a rat’s rump?
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... "Is the concern that Qaddafi didn’t receive justice in a court of law, or that he got a little well-deserved, if decades belated, curb-side justice at the hands of an armed private citizen? The U.N. definitely appears to have this 'thing' about armed citizens, which is a monumental irony, considering that the organization chose this country for its world headquarters. Get outside the confines of lower New England and the lower Hudson River, and there are millions of armed private citizens, many of whom would be delighted to educate the U.N. about the contemporary importance of the Second Amendment." ... |
Taiwan Gun Rights Group Joins IAPCAR
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"The International Association for the Protection of Civilian Arms Rights (IAPCAR) has added the Taiwan Defensive Firearms Association (TDFA) as a member of international gun rights association working to protect and expand the right to keep and bear arms around the globe. TDFA joins 16 other groups from nine countries on five different continents that represent millions of firearm owners and citizens concerned about civilian arms rights." ... |
Chairman's notes from the 26th annual Gun Rights Policy Conference (GRPC)
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"The Second Amendment Foundation (SAF) held their 26th annual Gun Rights Policy Conference (GRPC) in Chicago this year. I have missed the last few events and was excited to attend this year's conference. I'm not sure how many I have attended, but for me, this was the best."
"Many criticized going and spending money in Chicago, Illinois, which is enemy territory for gun owners. Illinois is the only state with no legal concealed carry, with Chicago leading the fight against gun ownership in that state. But you don't win wars by playing defense. You must play offense to score points. ..." ... |
Andrew Snyder’s Guide to Guns
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"You can slot guns into several categories. Some guns may fit in more than one category, but no gun covers them all. Here are the categories as I see them:" ... |
WI: Some praise for Van Hollen on concealed carry training
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"Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen has taken his hits in these pages, more often than not because of concerns about his hyperpartisan approach to electoral and ethics issues."
"But Van Hollen is not always a partisan."
"Sometimes he rises above politics and does the right thing. When that happens, it is especially important to note the fact — and to praise the attorney general."
"Such is the case with Van Hollen’s approach to the rules for obtaining a permit to carry a concealed weapon." ... |
MO: Missouri should decide who carries a concealed weapon in Missouri
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"As my regular readers know, I am not an anti-gun person. My wife, Kathy, and I have owned various firearms over the decades."
"In a previous life, Kathy was a hunter. In a previous life, I had to carry for my job."
"I strongly support mandatory gun training requirements for the ownership of handguns, rifles and shotguns." ...
"At issue in HR 822 is not the conceal-and-carry permit, nor one's rights to gun ownership." ...
"Should not Missouri decide whether or not to permit a non-law enforcement person who is duly licensed to carry a concealed pistol in his home state to carry a concealed weapon in the Show-Me State?" ...
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TTAG at KCR: Targets and Explosions (video and photos)
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"Knob Creek isn’t an amazing event for its machine guns. Sure, they’re nifty to watch and I’m sure the shooters love it too. But the single feature that puts Knob Creek on the bucket list is the targets. There’s something about watching a couple dozen machine guns ripping apart cars, lighting them on fire, and touching off explosions that warms the heart. ..." ... |
CA: Redding Woman Kills Intruder
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"An elderly Redding woman says she is still shaken today after killing a 37-year-old Redding man as he tried to break into her home." ...
"Hopper said she was scared for her life when a man tried to break into her home just before 4A.M. She fired two warning shots thru a window, the man left walked around the corner but immediately came back and that’s when she fired the fatal shot."
"37 year old Jesse Edward Theis of Redding received a shot to the abdomen and died on scene." ...
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MN: Armed man tells Minneapolis police: I shot robber
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"An apparent good Samaritan told police that he interrupted a violent armed robbery near a south Minneapolis grocery store, chased down the suspect and fatally shot him Thursday night." ...
"Officers responded and found Evanovich mortally wounded. Then they were approached by another man outside the grocery store who said he witnessed the robbery, chased Evanovich behind the restaurant and shot him during a confrontation. The man then directed officers to the weapon." ... |
OK: Intruder who was shot by resident sent to prison
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"A man faces prison sentences totaling 31 years upon being convicted of a Tulsa burglary-robbery in which a victim shot at an intruder through a door."
"Tulsa County jurors on Wednesday found Melvin Edward Dan guilty of three felonies — robbery with a firearm, first-degree burglary and a gun-possession offense — and imposed terms of 15, 10 and six years, respectively."
"Police said a gun-wielding man forced his way into an apartment in the 1000 block of East 67th Street between 5 and 5:30 a.m. on July 5, 2010." ...
"Evidence indicated that the intruder threatened to blow off their heads, and resident Destry Eldred managed to get to a handgun that was in the apartment, Assistant District Attorney Stuart Ericson said." ... |
SSI Exclusive: "Prior Knowledge." ATF knew that the cash was in the pipline to the straw buyers in Sept. 2009.
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"In late September 2009, ATF Phoenix Group VII supervisor Hope MacAllister walked into the Lone Wolf Trading Company. She had a message for the owner Andre Howard, according to sources familiar with the investigation into Fast & Furious in both DC and Arizona, and the message was this: 'The amount of weapons you sell is about to dramatically increase.' Howard, the sources say, was cautioned that 'he might not have enough stock' to supply the straw buyers that MacAllister somehow knew were on the way and that 'he should stock up on what they wanted.'"
"MacAllister seemed to know 'exactly how many weapons (the straw buyers) wanted, how much cash they had and when they would be coming in,' said one of the sources." ... |
Gunwalker: the missing 3rd gun at Brian Terry's murder scene
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"In the continually developing story of the Project Gunwalker scandal--or Operation Fast and Furious--the latest news today is that the Obama Administration is attempting to discredit the entire premise of an illegal operation by pointing to an error made by Congressman Darrell Issa's House committee concerning the '3rd gun' found at the murder scene of Border Patrol Agent Brian Terry." ... |
Will "Fast and Furious" Topple Obama and Holder?
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"As much as the media have tried shielding the Obama administration from responsibility for corruption and malfeasance, the combined weight of the fallout from the Solyndra fiasco and the Operation Fast and Furious scandal have begun taking a serious toll on the administration. I will address Solyndra ... in an upcoming report. ... But with subpoenas having been issued on October 13th in the Fast and Furious scandal to Attorney General Eric Holder and a total of 16 Justice Department officials, a variant of the famous Watergate question is being asked: 'What did Eric Holder and President Obama know, and when did they know it?'" ... |
Where is the outrage over Fast and Furious?
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"It seems that for the magnitude of the Fast and Furious scandal, there isn’t much outrage."
"Arizonans don’t need me to tell them that Fast and Furious is a big story. This scandal started in our backyard — in the ATF’s Phoenix office — and was administered by a U.S. attorney appointed by President Obama."
"Every step of this operation seems riddled with incompetence and dishonesty."
"High-ranking U.S. officials used taxpayer money ... to buy guns and ship them to Mexico. The administration claims these firearms were shipped to Mexico in an attempt to destabilize Mexican drug cartels." ...
"Not only did this incompetence sink the operation, it strengthened the cartels and destabilized Mexican security forces on the border." ... |
Lawmakers blast Justice Department’s ‘Fast and Furious’ probe
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"Two senior Republican lawmakers lambasted the Justice Department on Thursday for its 'false denials' in the Fast and Furious gunrunning operation, demanding that the FBI turn over documents in its ongoing probe into the shooting death by Mexican bandits of a U.S. Border Patrol agent."
"In a seven-page letter to FBI Director Robert S. Mueller III, [Rep. Issa and Sen. Grassley] said the lack of answers being given to Border Patrol Agent Brian A. Terry’s family ... 'only compounds their anguish.'"
"'After 10 months of FBI investigation, Agent Terry's family and the American public deserve to know more about the status of the inquiry, the state of the evidence, and any connections to Operation Fast and Furious,' they wrote." ... |
Grassley, Issa zero in on FBI over Fast & Furious
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"Senator Charles Grassley and Congressman Darrell Issa have shifted the focus of their continuing probe into Operation Fast and Furious to the FBI, and on Thursday sent a letter to Director Robert Mueller, seeking specific information about the investigation."
"The two Republicans, who have been digging into the scandal for months, immediately made it clear to Mueller they are weary, and wary, of the lack of cooperation their investigation has received." ... |
Fast and Furious Scandal Cannot Be Contained
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"Fast & Furious is literally a killer of a scandal, drenched in the blood of victims of a federal government operation. Despite the best efforts of the Obama team to obfuscate, the truth is emerging, so that the media and even some Democrats are focusing on a full unearthing of the facts." ... |
Romney Asks Oklahoma Voters for an ’08 Repeat
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"Stumping today at a GOP 2012 Victory Rally, Mitt Romney got a standing ovation from the crowd as he told them to repeat their performance during the last election, when every county in the state voted for the Republican ticket." ...
"Romney took a few questions from the crowd about his tax plan – he said he’d remove the burden on the middle class – and about his views on gun control, to which he responded he supports the Second Amendment right to bear arms." ...
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IN: Indianapolis mayoral candidates debate following similar fundraising results
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"Indianapolis Mayor Greg Ballard, his Democratic challenger Melina Kennedy, and Libertarian candidate Chris Bowen battled it out during a radio debate Friday afternoon. Among the topics discussed was crime, guns and gun violence." ...
"Chris Bowen also weighed in."
"'What counts now is not just what we are against but what we are for. I'm for the second amendment, for people to be able to carry their legal firearms in parks. I think that's something they took a real hard stance against when they brought in the new director of public safety.'" ... |
House passes Veterans Second Amendment Protection Act!
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"This important legislation has been languishing in both houses of Congress for the past several years in spite of bi-partisan efforts to get it moving. The Senate version of the bill, sponsored by Sen. Richard Burr (R-NC), was passed out of the Judiciary Committee in 2009 and placed on the Senate Calendar under General Orders where it remained awaiting action from self-avowed Second Amendment supporter, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-NV). Reid allowed the bill to die with the close of the 111th Congress and it was not reintroduced in the Senate in the 112th Congress."
"Now that a version of the legislation has passed out of the House, the pressure needs to be on for Senators to sign off on it and send it to the President." ... |
Anti-gun Senators Blocking a Vote On Pro Gun Hatch Amendment 770
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"Sen. Orrin Hatch (R-Utah) is seeking to offer an amendment to the Commerce, Justice and Science appropriations bill now being debated on the Senate floor."
"But anti-gun senators are blocking a vote on the amendment."
"It is imperative that you contact your legislators tonight and urge them to vote YES on Hatch Amendment 770. Tomorrow morning is too late." ... |
Cochran and Wicker Support Measure Protecting Veterans' Rights to Purchase Firearms
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"American veterans would gain an extra measure of protection for their Second Amendment rights through legislation cosponsored by U.S. Senators Thad Cochran (R-Miss.) and Roger Wicker (R-Miss.)."
"The Veterans Second Amendment Protection Act (S.1707) would ensure that veterans and other Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) beneficiaries are not automatically restricted from purchasing a firearm simply because the VA appoints a fiduciary to handle their federal benefits. The bill would require a judge, magistrate or other judicial authority to determine that veterans or VA beneficiaries pose a danger to themselves or others for the purpose of purchasing a firearm." ... |
Congress Weighs Concealed Carry
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"A bill gaining steam in Congress would force New Mexico to recognize concealed gun permits issued in other states – even if the requirements were more lenient than those here."
"Four out of five members of New Mexico’s congressional delegation support the legislation, which is backed by the National Rifle Association but strongly opposed by the Brady Center to Prevent Gun Violence and other gun control advocates." ... |
FL: Waiting period survives Palm Beach County gun laws purge
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"Palm Beach County plans to keep its gun-buying waiting period, despite a new state law that scrapped most local firearms regulations."
"While the state has a three-day waiting period to buy handguns, Palm Beach County imposes a 5-day waiting period on purchasing all firearms." ...
"The waiting period can remain because local waiting periods are authorized by the Florida Constitution, Chief Assistant County Attorney Jim Mize said." ... |
NRA Files Appeal of Ruling on Handgun Sales Age Limits
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"On Sept. 29, a federal judge in the Northern District of Texas decided in favor of the federal government in a case brought by the NRA challenging the federal restriction on the purchase of handguns by 18-20 year old adults."
"The case is far from over, as the NRA has already filed an appeal." ... |
Appeals Court Rules Against D.C. Gun Owners in Heller II
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"In a split ruling in an ongoing NRA-supported case challenging the restrictive gun laws established by the Washington D.C. government in defiance of the Supreme Court’s 2008 Heller decision, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit has upheld a number of highly restrictive gun laws."
"Unfortunately, the court ruled that the District’s general handgun registration requirement is constitutional. However, the court reached that conclusion by misreading the Supreme Court’s Heller decision as presuming that any type of “longstanding” restriction is constitutional ..." ... |
Court Denies Injunction on BATFE Long Gun Sales Reporting
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"Following the Obama Administration’s move to require federal firearms licensees in the border states to report multiple sales of certain rifles, the NRA immediately began supporting litigation to enjoin this illegal action by the [ATF].
"Unfortunately, on Sept. 9, Judge Rosemary Collyer of the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia denied NRA’s motion for a temporary injunction, but set an expedited schedule to bring the case before the court for a final ruling with argument set for Oct. 25." ... |
SKS Rifle Owner Prevails in Chicago “Assault Weapon” Case
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"In a case supported by the NRA, David Lawson, who had previously been a plaintiff in McDonald v. Chicago, challenged the decision by the City of Chicago not to allow him to register two normal SKS rifles with fixed ten-round magazines."
"Although the rifles do not meet Chicago’s definition of an 'assault weapon,' Chicago refused registration because they were 'convertible' into 'assault weapons'." ... |
AZ: NRA Victory in Arizona Battle Over Use of Lead Ammunition
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"In a major legal victory, a federal judge has ruled in favor of the National Rifle Association and the federal Bureau of Land Management, throwing a lawsuit filed by an environmental group, the Center for Biological Diversity (CBD), out of U.S. District Court in Phoenix, Ariz."
"The case is Center for Biological Diversity v. U.S. Bureau of Land Management. Safari Club International had joined the case as a 'friend of the court' and assisted NRA with its successful efforts." ...
"Among other things, the suit sought to force BLM to ban the use of lead ammunition for hunting in the Arizona Strip, a rugged area in the northwest corner of the state renowned for great hunting. ..." ... |
CA: NRA, CRPA Open New Front with Challenge to California Gun Sale Fees
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"The National Rifle Association and the California Rifle & Pistol Association Foundation have filed suit in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of California challenging the Dealer Record of Sales (DROS) fees charged by the California Department of Justice on gun sales on the grounds the fees are being misused."
"The funds were originally established to pay for the administrative process to complete background checks. This year, Gov. Jerry Brown signed SB 819, which authorizes the funds to be used to pay for the enforcement of California’s growing number of anti-gun laws." ... |
ATF Ignored Death Threats, Tried to Frame Whistleblower Agent to Cover Corruption
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... "ATF is notorious for retaliatory action against field agents, but the Dobyns case brings that retaliation behavior to a new level. Credible death threats, backed by evidence from inside the prison system, the investigation of the U.S. Office of Special Counsel and the Office of the Inspector General in the Bush Justice Department, were ignored by ATF management in the Phoenix Field Division Office and at ATF headquarters in Washington D.C. Evidence of the threats was also sent to Congress and the President of the United States." ... |
NY: NYCLU Study: TASERs Gone Wild (video available)
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"The New York Civil Liberties Union (NYCLU) has released a study claiming that police throughout the Empire State are overusing and misusing TASERs. Click here to read Taking Tasers Seriously; The need for better regulation of stun guns in New York. Based on 851 TASER incident reports from eight police departments, the study’s bullet points paint a picture of police who don’t follow TASER guidelines (findings after the jump), mostly using the stun gun for “pain compliance” on suspects passively resisting The Man. As our man Fusaro pointed out, the map is not the territory; it’s hard to judge TASER use without considering the totality of the circumstances surrounding deployment. ..." ... |
DC: Ex-D.C. cop gets 15 years for robbery that ends in murder
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"A former D.C. police officer was sentenced to 15 years in prison for his role in a robbery of an alleged drug dealer that resulted in the murder of one of the conspirators."
"Reginald Levester Jones, 43, pleaded guilty in D.C. Superior Court to charges of conspiracy to commit robbery and second-degree murder." ... |
CA: L.A. County jail probe includes claim that deputies beat visitor
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"The FBI probe into the Los Angeles County jails has expanded to include allegations of a man who says he was beaten and pepper sprayed by deputies while handcuffed during a visit to see his incarcerated brother."
"The accusations of Gabriel Carrillo, who suffered serious bruises and cuts during the altercation on Feb. 26, have also sparked a criminal investigation by the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department." ... |
CA: Sheriff's Deputy Turns Himself in For Molesting Teen Girl He Met On Duty
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"Kenneth Alexander was a Los Angeles County Sheriff's deputy, assigned to patrol out of the Marina del Rey Sheriff's Station when he met a 15-year-old girl who he ultimately met up with again off-duty and allegedly molested her. Today, Alexander turned himself in for arrest on direction of the LASD's Special Victims Bureau, and was booked for three felony counts, say the LASD." ... |
NJ: Irvington cop charged in armed robbery of 17-year-old girl in Raritan
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"Two more arrests have been made in connection with the armed robbery and assault of a 17-year-old girl here on Sunday, Oct. 16. One of those arrested is an Irvington policeman." ...
"At about 4:30 a.m. on Oct. 16, borough police received a report that Daniels had robbed at gun point a 17-year-old girl while she was seated inside a gray SUV with a damaged bumper. Daniels then forced the girl out of the SUV and, along with Coleman, physically assaulted the girl while [Officer] LaCoste watched. LaCoste then drove the two women from the scene in the SUV." ... |
OR: Police arrest man in dispute at protest
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"A man who displayed a handgun at Occupy Portland’s downtown encampment after a dispute with protesters has been arrested, police said in a statement Thursday."
"The argument took place Wednesday afternoon when 32-year-old Jason C. Parker was challenged verbally by protesters after filming tents ... One of the protesters used a racial epithet against Parker, who is black ..."
"A witness said Parker was filming inside tents without permission and displayed the gun more than once after protesters at the camp displayed knives." ...
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Submitter's Note: So let's see if I've got this straight: A black man is called n****r, a bunch of white protesters threatened him with knives so he displayed (but did not draw) his lawfully carried pistol.
So the cops arrest the black guy.
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PA: Fmr. Philly cop convicted of theft from bar
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"Former Philadelphia police officer Kenneth Crockett was convicted of theft on Friday."
"Crockett stole $825 from a safe inside Pat's Café in the city's Frankford section during a police investigation in the summer of 2010."
"Crockett was on duty at the time and the theft was caught on videotape." ... |
WI: Attorney General explains concealed carry training rules to National Rifle Association
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"Wisconsin’s attorney general has given the National Rifle Association his reasoning behind the rules drafted for the new concealed weapons law. The N-R-A loudly protested after J-B Van Hollen’s Justice Department ordered a four-hour training requirement for concealed weapons permits. The N-R-A also took issue with making trainers sign certificates for those taking courses – and it said the background checks Wisconsin requires would not let weapons’ holders in 20 other states do the same in the Badger State." ...
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CA: Open-carry activists to tote long guns in public
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"Now that a new California law banning the open carry of pistols is loaded for action, the big guns are coming out."
"Rifles, that is. And shotguns."
"Gun owners who are upset that the anti-carry state law will go into effect Jan. 1 intend to start packing their biggest heat in open as often and as visibly as they can, beginning with a gathering Saturday in San Leandro." ... |
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