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Is Mental Health to Blame for Gun Violence?
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On Wednesday, Aug. 26, a television reporter and cameraman were fatally shot while live on the air in Moneta, Virginia. The gunman, a former employee of the news station, later shot himself and died from his injuries. The gunman's mental health has been called into question since the shooting, as he had a troubling behavioral and employment history.
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Time to Amend the Second Amendment?
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How many school children have to be slaughtered in their classrooms before we do something serious about the easy access to assault weapons and other guns of war to civilians in the United States? How many movie theater audiences have to be mowed down? |
Tipton: A BB Gun Is The Gateway to Firearms for My Daughter
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As fall approaches, and the holidays near, it’s time for me to consider a visit to Colorado to see my family. Bring on the eggnog and homemade mead! It’s also past time to start letting my four year-old daughter practice with her BB gun. She’s been going to preschool through summer because her best friend was going, and I was unsure of when we were moving, so I put it off.
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NV: Foster Parents Lose Kids Over Legally Owned Firearm
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A Las Vegas couple who have been foster parents for more than five years and taken in over 100 kids is fighting to get back their foster license after it was revoked in July over an incident which had them pulling a gun in self-defense.
On April 3, Kristi and Rod Beber had three foster children in their care when they were awakened by screaming outside. |
Mantis Pistol Attachment and Training to Improve Precision
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Recently I was invited to try out a new product named Mantis. The device, just smaller than a weapon mounted light, attaches to the Picatinny rail of your pistol and analyzes your shots in order to help you improve your shooting ability and precision. Frankly, I was really skeptical, but after testing it, I was quite surprised by its potential as training aid and want to get the word out. |
Walmart Gives Up On Second Amendment
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Yielding to pressure by anti-gun groups, Walmart announced last week that it would stop selling the high-powered AK-47 rifles in its stores in the United States in the wake of the Virginia shooting of two journalists on live TV. |
States With Tough Gun Laws Have Fewer Shooting Deaths: Study
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The harder states make it to get guns — like New York — the fewer people die because of them, a new analysis of firearm restrictions shows.
New York State, with its relatively strict laws — restrictions that are even tougher in the five boroughs — had 4.2 gun deaths per capita in 2013, the third-fewest number of gun-related deaths nationwide, according to the National Journal’s study released Monday. |
ME: Tired of being robbed, Rockland man shoots intruder
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Harvey Lembo says he’s nothing special, just a “regular Joe” who bought a vintage revolver Monday, pulled it from beneath his pillow that night and shot an intruder.
The 67-year-old retired lobsterman, who is hard of hearing and winces in pain when he moves from his motorized wheelchair to a stuffed sitting chair, said he just got tired of people ripping him off. |
Facing the Facts: America’s Gun Problem
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A reporter and her cameraman in Roanoke, Virginia were shot dead by a former coworker on Aug. 26th. Local news station WDBJ-TV reporter Alison Parker and cameraman Adam Ward were in the middle of a live broadcast interview when Vester Lee Flanagan II showed up unannounced and pulled out his gun, according to the New York Post. |
Illegals Allowed Guns Under Second Amendment, Court Rules, Despite Law
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People living in the United States illegally have a constitutional right to bear arms but are still barred from doing so by a separate law, a federal appeals court ruled.
The three-judge panel of the US 7th Circuit Court of Appeals issued its ruling last week in a case involving Mariano Meza-Rodriguez, whose family brought him to the United States from Mexico illegally when he was a toddler, according to the 7th Circuit ruling. |
Why Did Man Die After 'Nonlethal" Taser Strikes?
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Tasers are lauded by law enforcement agencies as nonlethal weapons that prevent serious injuries to suspects and police officers. So why did a 48-year-old man die after a Cincinnati police officer shot him with a Taser on Monday night?
James Carney III, was shot with a Taser by officer Anthony White at a Shell gas station in Over-the-Rhine around 10 p.m. |
Fatal Firearm Accidents vs Private Gun Ownership 1965 – 2013
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The number of fatal firearm accidents, or unintentional firearm fatalities, have been falling for more than 50 years. At the same time, the number of firearms in the United States has been steadily rising. The cause of fatal firearm accidents is not correlated to the number of firearms in society . . . |
LA: Man Urinating on Lawn led to Bordeaux Shootings, Police Say
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A security guard apparently shot two men in self-defense Tuesday morning after he caught one of them urinating on his lawn in the Bordeaux neighborhood, Metro police said.
The security guard was not struck by gunfire during the double shooting, which took place about dawn outside the man's home in the 3200 block of Dove Place, police spokeswoman Kris Mumford said. |
NRA to Supreme Court: Overturn Highland Park “Assault Weapons” Ban
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The NRA-ILA writes:
On Friday, August 28, 2015, the National Rifle Association filed an important amicus briefwith the United States Supreme Court in the case of Friedman v. City of Highland Park(No. 15-133). The case challenges the City’s archaic ban on common semi-automatic rifles that it pejoratively labels “assault weapons,” as well as standard-capacity magazines with capacities over ten rounds . . .
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Question of the Day: Does Social Media Increase the Likelihood of Shootings?
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“Police in Sacramento are calling a video that depicts a man firing a gun from a moving car disturbing,” sfgate.com reports. I’d say “helpful.” To wit: “Those in the video were ultimately identified by police as Damon Batson, 28, and Carlos Gonzalez, 25. In the video, a person can be seen firing a gun in public while a second person is in the front seat of a moving vehicle. |
Force Science Institute: Memory of Shooting Inherently Unreliable
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According to a Force Science Institute study, a police officer’s memory after a shooting is highly unreliable. Same goes for you. That’s why you should never agree to a post-defensive gun use police interview without a lawyer present (but do provide details that can help the police apprehend criminals or identify witnesses). “Investigators need to remember that an officer who misses or misstates information about an event that later becomes significant is not necessarily being deceptive or self-serving,” the report recommends. |
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