Brandon Curtis
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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.
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Popular streamer Kaitlyn “Amouranth” Siragusa was attacked in her Houston home when three masked intruders broke in demanding cryptocurrency. The assailants pistol-whipped her before her husband fired at them, forcing them to flee. The suspects also shot at and kicked in a bedroom door.
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The suspect in the 2022 Highland Park Fourth of July parade shooting has pleaded guilty to multiple counts of first-degree murder, eliminating the need for a trial. With this plea, he faces a life sentence without the possibility of parole, bringing some closure to victims’ families and survivors.
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A road rage incident in Louisville, KY, led to gunfire when a man aggressively chased and rammed another vehicle carrying a father and three children. Dashcam footage revealed the suspect’s reckless actions, leading to charges against him while the driver who fired in self-defense was not charged.
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California’s AB 1333 is stirring controversy as it proposes changes to self-defense laws, potentially making it harder for homeowners to justify the use of force against intruders. Critics argue that the bill could force homeowners to prove they had no other options before using deadly force, raising concerns about Second Amendment rights and personal safety.
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A neighbor in Brentwood, TN, intervened in a brutal stabbing on Wednesday, ultimately shooting the suspect multiple times to stop the attack. Both the stabbing victim and suspect were hospitalized, with the suspect undergoing surgery for life-threatening injuries.
