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NC: Deputy Accused of Planting Heroin and Meth in Car of Ex-girlfriend's New Boyfriend
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A North Carolina deputy was arrested this week after it was revealed he bought drugs and planted them in the car of his ex-girlfriend's new boyfriend, police say.
Deputy David Scott Burroughs' coworkers became suspicious when he told them about anonymous tips he'd received in May 2018 that the unnamed victim was dealing drugs out of his car."This was a revenge case where he planted drugs in this male's car,” Reid continued. “This male was dating his ex, and he wanted revenge, and he wanted his ex-girlfriend back."
Burrough was promptly fired when the investigation was completed, and he was arrested last week. He has since been released on bail and will appear in court next Tuesday. |
Socialism or Communism: Call It What You Will
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For decades, Bernie Sanders has proclaimed that he is a socialist, but is he a communist?
A common definition of communism is a system in which all means of production are owned, and all workers employed, by the state. A familiar definition of socialism is a system in which all means of production are owned or regulated by the state and all workers, therefore, employed or regulated by the state. Except for the qualification of "owned or regulated," there is no difference between socialism and communism. Some might view socialism as "communism lite," but there is nothing "lite" about the government takeover of all major industries that Bernie and other leading Democrats advocate.
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MI: West Michigan Marksmen Take Aim at National Junior Olympics
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There was a time when Natalie Perrin wanted to grow up to be a Monster Truck driver just like her mother.
“When I was six years old, I had it all planned out,” said Perrin prior to Saturday’s Grand Valley State University Invitational at the Grand Rapids Rifle and Pistol Club, 1331 Nagel Ave., SW in Grand Rapids.
“I was going to be Lil’ Miss Dangerous Jr.”
Perrin’s mother, Jocelyn Perrin, was known as Lil' Miss Dangerous when she traveled the country racing her High Maintenance Monster Truck, but she has since hung up her helmet. Perrin has no desire to take over her mom's seat, though.
“That was my mom and dad’s thing,” Perrin said. “I wanted to do something different. I wanted to branch out and do something on my own.”
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The Wonderful Modern World Of Liability- Exercise The Right To Self-Defense And Get Fired
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If crime statistics and the local television affiliates are not trying to pull to the wool over the eye of the public, late night/early morning shifts at convenience stores continuing to trend as unsafe workplaces should come as no shock to the general populace. Within the pre-dawn volatile environment of intoxicated, unbalanced, and sometimes desperate individuals creating their own rules in viewing a solitary 24-hour business as a soft target for an array of misbehavior and even a quick score, safety comes at a premium. |
Anti-gun Group Pressures Banks to Back Gun Control
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The New York Times has reported on a tactic now being used by a gun control group calling itself Guns Down America that pressures banking institutions into withholding financial support of gun makers, rights group and pro-Second Amendment politicians.
Guns Down America acknowledges on its website that it “is moving our country toward a future with fewer guns by running campaigns to weaken the gun industry, the gun lobby, and the lawmakers who support them.” The organization, which has a Washington, D.C. telephone number, a website and Facebook page, describes itself as, “a bolder, broader movement calling for dramatically fewer guns in America, and for making them dramatically harder to get.”
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The Betsy Ross Flag: 5 Things You Didn't Know About This American Icon
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Second only to Old Glory itself, the Betsy Ross Flag is the American icon. Its clean design is similar to our current flag, with 13 stripes and only 13 stars in a circle (representing the equal status of what were then the 13 united individual sovereign nations). This simplicity is perhaps the reason for its popularity among American Patriots and Constitutionalists, as it hearkens back to an earlier time when America was still a place of freedom and resistance to tyranny. |
Latest News of Self-Defense With Firearms Contradicts Gun Control Rhetoric
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Gun control advocates long have controlled the narrative about defensive uses of firearms, calling the “good guy with a gun” scenario a “myth meant to scare people into buying guns for self-defense.” This is a false narrative that does not reflect reality. Despite a backdrop of rhetoric asserting that “the average person … has basically no chance in their lifetime ever to use a gun in self-defense,” the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in a 2013 report concluded that studies routinely find that Americans use firearms in defense of themselves or others between 500,000 and 3 million times every year.
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Gun Owners Use Virtual Reality To Prepare For Self-Defense Situations
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Gun owners can prepare on a range to simulate a situation where an emergency draw is necessary, but range preparation can only do so much. U.S. Law Shield of Kentucky chose to change that using the Virtual Tactical Academy, a simulated training program that gives participants the chance make split-second decisions in crisis situations on when to use a firearm or not in self defense. |
SIG SAUER Academy Adds Women’s Concealed Carry to Course Schedule
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SIG SAUER Academy, the leading provider of the highest quality firearms instruction and tactical training in the world, is pleased to announce the addition of Women’s Concealed Carry to the 2019 Course Schedule. For women, the decision to carry is a lifestyle choice, and the proper training for self-defense is necessary to gain confidence when it’s time to react. This unique curriculum was written and designed by female instructors who have carried firearms for years as law enforcement officers, and everyday civilians. |
Adaptive Tactical Exhibits at 2019 NRA Show
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Adaptive Tactical, LLC, manufacturers of innovative firearm stocks and accessories, will be exhibiting at booth 4307, alongside Copper Basin and Adaptive Graphx, during the 148th Annual National Rifle Association (NRA) Meeting & Exhibits at the Indiana Convention Center in Indianapolis, Indiana, April 26 – 28, 2019. |
NY: Schuyler County Joins Fight Against New York Gun Law
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Schuyler County has joined several other upstate New York counties, including Chemung and Steuben, in supporting a Supreme Court challenge to a New York City law that officials say could have statewide implications. The county legislature unanimously authorized county attorney Steven Getman to assist in an upcoming case filed by the New York State Rifle and Pistol Association against the city and state of New York. |
Colorado's 'Red Flag' Gun Bill Will Soon Be Law, But The Fight Over It Continues
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Colorado will soon join the list of states with a so-called "red flag" gun law. It allows a family member or law enforcement to petition a court to temporarily remove someone’s guns for up to a year. It has passed the Democratic controlled state legislature and now awaits Gov. Jared Polis’ signature. Gun control advocates like Rep. Tom Sullivan say HB19-1177 is a much needed win, especially after six years of no action on gun laws in Colorado. A Democrat from Centennial, Sullivan was elected in November and was one of the bill’s sponsors. He got involved in politics after his son Alex was killed in the Aurora Theater shooting. |
Republican Party has to Embrace Moderation or Lose Crucial Voters
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Despite the midterm setback last year, the Republican Party still controls the White House, the Senate, and a majority of governorships and state legislatures. Regardless of the mediocre approval rating and continuing woes of President Trump, the power of incumbency and an overcrowded field of Democratic Party opponents mean that he is more likely than not headed for reelection next year. But when I view the Republican Party, I see only missed opportunities to broaden its base and leadership that seems content to appeal only to a narrow portion of the electorate. |
IL: Ted Nugent At McHenry Co. Fair- New Draws Criticism, Praise
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It didn't take long for a social media battle to ensue after the McHenry County State Fair announced Friday that rocker Ted Nugent will headline the 2019 fair festivities on Aug. 3. As of Tuesday morning, more than 1,200 comments can be seen under the Facebook post announcing the highly controversial performer's concert date, ranging from "so excited" to "I won't be attending," with some additional choice words thrown in the mix.
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TN: Tennessee Lawmakers to Vote on Letting Teachers Carry Guns in Classrooms
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The points of view couldn't be more different when it comes to guns in the classroom. House Bill 1380, which is due to be voted on by the Tennessee House Education Committee Wednesday, would allow teachers with valid Tennessee handgun permits to carry guns in their classrooms. "I'm a mother with three kids in public schools. This scares me," Lisa Plawchan, a gun safety advocate with the group Moms Demand Action, said. She says bringing guns into the classroom won't make kids safer, even if there is an active shooter.
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SD: New Drawing System Part of South Dakota Deer Hunting Proposal
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South Dakota’s seven deer hunting seasons have been proposed for 2019 and 2020, which sets up the first use of the state’s new deer hunting license drawing system. Big changes to the state’s deer hunting license system got their final stamp of approval March 28, from state legislature’s Interim Rules Review Committee. The main feature of the new system requires hunters to pick two of the state’s seven limited-issue deer hunting license types to apply for in the first license lottery drawing. Before the new system was created, hunters could apply for up to six of the seven limited-issue license types. |
PA: Deer Hunting Opening Day Moving to Saturday from Monday
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Deer hunting season in Pennsylvania will be starting on a Saturday rather than a Monday beginning next season. The Pennsylvania Game Commission voted 5-3 Tuesday to move opening day of deer rifle season to the first Saturday after thanksgiving. Rifle season for hunting deer in Pennsylvania has kicked off the Monday after Thanksgiving since 1963. The change expands the firearms season to 13-days, including three Saturdays rather than two. |
MD: 2 Gun-control Measures Fail to Pass in Maryland
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Two high-profile gun control measures died in the Maryland General Assembly after getting fervent support from mothers who wanted tighter access to firearms and fierce opposition from critics who flew their message with an airplane around the Maryland State House. One measure would have required background checks anytime someone buys a rifle or shotgun. Supporters said it was needed to close a loophole in Maryland law enabling private sales of long guns without background checks.
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Gunmaker Will Appeal to the Supreme Court in Sandy Hook Victims Lawsuit
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Gun manufacturer Bushmaster Firearms will appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court after a panel of Connecticut judges said nine victims of the 2012 Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre can sue the company despite a federal law shielding gunmakers from most lawsuits. Bushmaster produced the XM15 rifle shooter Adam Lanza used to kill 26 people at the Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut in December 2012.
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OR: Bill Addressing Shooting Range Moves to Floor
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A bill that would supply an extra avenue of recourse to Keizer residents impacted by shooting taking place at a Polk County quarry passed put of the Oregon Senate Committee on Judiciary with a 6-1 consensus Tuesday, April 9. The bill (Senate Bill 1040), which is highly site-specific, allows the owner, operator, lessee of the property to be held liable for injuries resulting from bullets leaving the range. The individual discharging the firearm can also be held liable if the final bill passes both the houses of the Oregon Legislature.
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Why The Media Won’t Drop The SPLC Despite Its Obvious Corruption
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The Southern Poverty Law Center—America’s wealthiest so-called civil rights group—is engulfed in scandal. Do not expect the establishment media to stop relying on them anytime soon. In March, the SPLC ousted its co-founder and public face, Morris Dees, amid multiple allegations of sexual harassment and mistreatment of nonwhite staffers. Two weeks later, SPLC president Richard Cohen stepped down to assist the group in implementing findings of an internal investigation.
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TN: Williams Pulls Guns in Schools Bill
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State Representative Ryan Williams of Cookeville has decided to withdraw a bill he had proposed that would have allowed teachers and other staff members to carry weapons on school grounds. House Bill 1380, which was scheduled to be heard before the Education Committee Wednesday, would allow teachers who have a handgun carry permit to possess those weapons in the classroom.
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