Brandon Curtis
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Woman Shoots Intruder in Self-Defense During Home Invasion, Other Resident Arrested For Shooting Tires
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A man from Slidell, Louisiana, was shot in the leg during a home invasion after forcing his way into a residence and assaulting a woman. The woman defended herself with a firearm, and both the intruder and another man involved now face criminal charges.
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A Nampa homeowner has been cleared of any wrongdoing after fatally shooting an attacker who showed up intoxicated and violent. Prosecutors determined the homeowner acted in lawful self-defense under Idaho’s Stand Your Ground laws.
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In a world where technology continues to evolve faster than common sense, a new app called PrintAlert AI has hit the market—and it’s already turning heads… literally. Designed by a Silicon Valley startup with absolutely zero firearms experience, the app uses artificial intelligence, your phone’s camera, and a generous amount of overconfidence to determine whether…
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A suspected burglar was shot and killed early Thursday morning inside a Philadelphia home. Police believe the 70-year-old homeowner acted in self-defense during the break-in and is cooperating with investigators.
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A violent altercation in Manitou Springs resulted in a stabbing and shooting, leaving both individuals hospitalized. Police say the incident stemmed from a personal relationship dispute, and the attacker has been arrested.
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Discover how smartphone addiction compromises situational awareness and self-defense capabilities. Learn practical strategies to stay alert and protect yourself in today’s distracted world.
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A Spanish Fort, Alabama homeowner shot a 17-year-old male who forcibly entered their home early Saturday morning. Authorities say the teen, who may have been under the influence, was airlifted to the hospital in serious but stable condition.
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Discover why reintroducing comprehensive firearm safety education in American schools is essential for preserving our Second Amendment heritage while creating a safer, more responsible society for future generations.
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Police in Albuquerque are investigating the fatal shooting of a 14-year-old boy as a potential case of justifiable homicide. The incident occurred after a group of teens reportedly tried to force entry into an apartment, leading the resident to open fire in defense of his family.
