Brandon Curtis
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Graphic Warning: Knife Attack on Fairfax Officer Leads to Fatal Shooting During Wellness Call
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Newly released bodycam footage reveals a Fairfax police officer fatally shooting a knife-wielding woman during a wellness check after she attacked him. The officer, retreating and issuing verbal commands, ultimately fired his firearm when the woman continued her assault with the knife.
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A federal judge ruled that New York’s law restricting concealed carry on private property unless expressly permitted violates the Second Amendment. This decision marks a significant win for gun rights advocates, challenging the state’s Concealed Carry Improvement Act.
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A Monroe County homeowner used a crossbow to fend off two intruders during a home invasion in Frenchtown Township. One of the intruders was shot with an arrow, and both suspects are now in custody.
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Off-duty Atlanta Investigator Aubree Horton was fatally shot during an apparent burglary attempt in Douglas County, Georgia. The homeowner, acting in self-defense, opened fire when Horton entered the home, leading to a tragic outcome that is still under investigation.
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A Columbus man was arrested after allegedly trying to run over three people with his vehicle following an argument. The altercation ended when one of the individuals shot the driver in self-defense, and he was subsequently charged with felonious assault.
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A concealed carry holder shot an armed theft suspect during a Walgreens theft in Calumet City, Illinois. The suspect fled the scene but later died from his injuries. Police are currently investigating the incident.
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A fatal altercation at Bella Vista Senior Housing Complex in New Haven resulted in the shooting death of a man wielding a machete. Residents are calling for enhanced security measures in light of the tragedy.
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A robbery attempt at a Florida hemp store resulted in a fatal self-defense shooting by an employee. The Tallahassee police are continuing their investigation into the incident.
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As Hurricane Milton approaches Florida, residents preparing to evacuate should not forget their firearms. Properly securing and transporting firearms during an evacuation can protect against theft, loss, or damage.
