Brandon Curtis
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A home invasion in Decatur, IL, resulted in the death of an intruder and non-life-threatening injuries to a resident. A family member legally armed with a gun and concealed carry license intervened to protect the home.
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Trump’s Push for Country-Wide Concealed Carry Reciprocity Has Legs Now That Republicans Hold Congress
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President-elect Donald Trump has pledged to sign a nationwide concealed carry reciprocity law, allowing gun owners with permits to carry firearms across state lines.
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A road rage incident in Urbana, IL, ended with a male passenger hospitalized in intensive care after being shot by a concealed carry permit holder who claimed self-defense. Police continue to investigate.
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VIDEO: Bystander Tries Breaking Up Fight, But Is Brutally Attacked Instead; When To Not Get Involved
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Engaging in confrontations can lead to serious consequences, including physical harm, legal issues, and emotional distress. This article explores the importance of avoiding disputes and maintaining personal safety.
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TSA officers at Pittsburgh International Airport stopped a traveler attempting to bring a loaded handgun through security. The man now faces potential penalties of up to $15,000 for violating TSA firearm regulations.
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VIDEO: Spirit Airlines Flight Struck By Multiple Bullets, Immediately Diverts To Different Airport
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A Spirit Airlines flight from Fort Lauderdale to Haiti was diverted to the Dominican Republic after sustaining gunfire damage. Major airlines have since suspended service to Haiti due to escalating safety concerns.
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FEMA Official Instructed Workers To Avoid Homes With Trump Flags After Hurricane In Florida
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The House Oversight Committee launched an investigation into FEMA after a terminated employee allegedly told relief workers to avoid assisting homes with Trump flags during Florida’s hurricane recovery efforts. FEMA has since confirmed the incident, terminated the employee, and referred the case to the Office of Special Counsel.
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Motorcyclist Claims Self-Defense in Deadly Road Rage Shooting After Driver Approached With Hammer
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A road rage incident in Glen Burnie, Maryland, turned deadly on November 7 when a confrontation between a motorist and a motorcyclist resulted in the fatal shooting of 51-year-old Scott David Guhse. The motorcyclist, a concealed carry permit holder, reported acting in self-defense when Guhse allegedly charged at him with a hammer.
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A tragic ricochet incident at a Brazilian shooting range claimed the life of a 36-year-old man. Investigations are underway, and safety precautions for firearm training are receiving renewed attention.
