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SD: Rapid City Women Claims Self-Defense Fatal Stabbing
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A Rapid City woman accused of stabbing her nephew to death over the weekend says she acted in self-defense. The Rapid City Journal reports court documents say 32-year-old Lorraine Swallow told police who responded to her home on Saturday that 28-year-old Tyrell Bull Bear had tried to fight with her. |
CO: TWAW Gun Cleaning Clinic Dec. 15
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2018 from 9-11 a.m. at Tri-State Tactical, 17282 County Road 32 in Sterling. Ladies will have a hands-on opportunity to clean their firearms, ask questions and learn about maintaining a firearm. Anyone planning to participate please make sure all weapons are clear and no ammunition will be allowed in the cleaning area as safety is always our main concern. |
Viridian Weapon Technologies offers Free Webinar for Law Enforcement
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Viridian Weapon Technologies has announced an upcoming webinar for law enforcement discussing emerging trends in video evidence. The webinar is free and will be hosted on Tuesday, December 18 at 10:00 AM CST. Anyone who is interested in taking part in the conversation and learning more about the FACT Duty™ Weapon-Mounted Camera (WMC) can sign up for the webinar here. |
Red-Dot Fundamentals With The Modern Samurai Project
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Pistol-mounted red-dot sights are trending at a breakneck pace, with many shooters eagerly embracing the technology and swearing off iron sights forever. On the other end of the spectrum though, the new platform has an equal number of critics who, leery of change, seem to find endless flaws with the system. |
Are School ‘Gun Violence’ Reports Misleading?
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As 2018 draws to a close, a report at Vox.com – citing data from the US Naval Postgraduate School – says this year saw 94 incidents of “school gun violence,” but is the way such incidents are defined creating a false impression of widespread school shootings?
According to Vox, this “project” to track school “gun violence” uses a database that counts “each and every instance a gun is brandished, is fired, or a bullet hits school property for any reason, regardless of the number of victims, time of day, or day of week.” That would mean incidents that really have nothing to do with school operations, students or staff are included. |
OR: Gun Storage Bill Heads to the Oregon Legislature
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A bill that would tighten storage requirements for Oregon’s gun owners is headed to the Oregon State Legislature in 2019. Titled the Cindy Yuille and Steve Forsyth Act, this bill would require gun owners to safely store and lock a firearm when it is not in use, and when it is being transferred to another person; report a lost or stolen gun with 24 hours; supervise children under 18 at all times when they are handling firearms; and use locks and containers approved by the state attorney general. Failing to follow these rules would result in a fine.
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Emergency Confiscation is Easy Target in New Gun Control Congress
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After what one family member cryptically called “family being family,” 60-year-old Gary Willis fell dead from a gunshot on the doorstep of their Maryland home, which he shared with a host of siblings, a niece and her son, and a grandmother. Michele Willis, who grew up in the house, said her uncle Gary “likes to speak his mind,” but “wouldn’t hurt anybody.” |
MD: Baltimore Launches Gun Buyback Program
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Baltimore is again offering money in exchange for guns, between $25 and $500 during three events this month. Mayor Catherine E. Pugh and Interim Police Commissioner Gary Tuggle announced the launch of the gun buyback program at a news conference Tuesday at police headquarters. Pugh said the program is one strategy to try to reduce violence in the city, which will likely surpass 300 homicides for the fourth year in a row. |
GA: Guns Stolen from Multiple Vehicles in Catoosa County
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Two firearms and multiple credit cards are missing from a Catoosa County residence after someone ransacked the family’s vehicles, police say. According to the Catoosa County Sheriff’s Department, the incident occurred during the night of Nov. 30 or the morning of Dec. 1 on Mag Williams Road. Deputies responded to the entering auto call around 7 p.m. on Dec. 1, which is when the residents discovered the property missing from their car and truck that were parked in the driveway. |
KY: Reward Offered for Information on Stolen Guns
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A $5,000 reward is being offered for information that leads to the arrest of the people responsible for stealing multiple firearms from a store near the Kentucky-Tennessee state line. A statement from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives on Monday said the agency and the National Shooting Sports Foundation are each offering a $2,500 reward. |
Which Gun Bills Could be Important in Congress Next Year?
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The November midterm elections will bring a wave of new faces into Congress — 100 new House members who make up a class with more diversity and more women than ever before. It is also more pro-gun control. That’s a byproduct of the new Democratic majority creating what advocates call a gun-sense majority. According to the group Giffords: Courage to Fight Gun Violence, 39 seats that belonged to politicians backed by the NRA were flipped by candidates who support gun control. |
MD: Westminster Council Introduces Bill to Allow Sale of Firearms Downtown
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The Westminster Common Council voted unanimously Monday, Dec. 10, to introduce an ordinance that would allow the sale of firearms as permitted use under special exception to the city’s Main Street and historic downtown area. Similar legislation passed in February reopened the door for tattoo parlors in the Downtown Business Zone. Ordinance 903 would do the same for the legal sale of guns in Downtown Westminster. Firearms are the only item that remains forbidden from the city epicenter, said Councilman Tony Chiavacci. |
MD: ‘Survey Shows Marylanders Support Deer Hunting,’ says DNR
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The Maryland Department of Natural Resources has announced the results of a public opinion survey, done in cooperation with the University of Delaware and Responsive Management, on white-tailed deer. The telephone survey covered a range of topics and will be used to support revision of the department’s deer management plan. |
NY: Visit Fishing And Hunting Heaven In The Swamp
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I visited Heaven on Earth for waterfowlers and inshore fishing enthusiasts last week. If you are a duck and goose hunter and a striped bass fisherman, you owe it to yourself to visit southern Louisiana or Mississippi some late fall or early winter, once the cold chases the stripers out of our range. I visited this past week and even with a stiff breeze and shifting conditions that had the fish a little unsettled, they lived up to their billing at every turn. |
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