Brandon Curtis
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A late-night argument in a Glendale, AZ, neighborhood took a fatal turn when one man shot another following an escalating confrontation. The victim was rushed to the hospital but did not survive. Police are investigating whether the shooting was an act of self-defense or if charges will be filed.
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A federal court in Puerto Rico has dismissed a lawsuit against SIG SAUER, which claimed that the P320 pistol discharged without the trigger being pulled. The plaintiff voluntarily withdrew the case, admitting there were no defects in the firearm.
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Man Fatally Shoots Brother to Protect Elderly Mother in Beverly Grove Baseball Bat Attack
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A man in Beverly Grove, Los Angeles, fatally shot his brother after witnessing him attack their 80-year-old mother with a baseball bat. The shooting was deemed justifiable by authorities, as the man was acting in self-defense to protect his mother from serious harm.
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A Jefferson City woman, Skyler Allison, claims she acted in self-defense when she shot an individual who allegedly threatened her and her children with a knife and a club. Surveillance footage reportedly shows conflicting details, leading to charges against Allison, including armed criminal action and assault.
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A woman in Chesterfield County, Virginia, shot her boyfriend early Monday morning in an apparent act of self-defense after he allegedly assaulted and strangled her. Police confirmed the shooting was justified, and the boyfriend, Adryan Whitted, was charged with domestic assault and strangulation while remaining in custody at the hospital.
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A group of New York City gun owners has filed a federal lawsuit against the NYPD, accusing the Licensing Division of unconstitutional delays in processing firearm permit applications. The plaintiffs argue that the NYPD systematically obstructs approvals, forcing applicants into unnecessary legal battles.
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A new bill in Kentucky, Senate Bill 75, seeks to lower the minimum age for carrying a concealed firearm from 21 to 18. The bill has passed the Senate Judiciary Committee and now moves to the Senate floor for further debate.
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A bill aimed at eliminating Minnesota’s “duty to retreat” before using reasonable force in self-defense failed to pass in the House of Representatives.
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Self-Defense Confirmed in Fatal Glenwood Bar Shooting over Parking Dispute, No Charges Filed
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Authorities have determined that a fatal shooting outside a Glenwood bar stemmed from a parking dispute and was an act of self-defense. The shooter, a legally armed concealed carry holder, will not face charges after an extensive investigation confirmed justification.
