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ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO – A convicted felon in New Mexico allegedly stole an AR-platformed rifle and over $21,000 in police gear from a state policeman’s patrol car. The items were eventually returned but included days of tracking the items back down. The items were able to be stolen due to the patrol car being left…
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KATY, TEXAS — Two suspects were shot, one fatally, during an attempted home invasion in Katy. The fatally wounded suspect may have shot his accomplice just before his death. The incident occurred Thursday, November 10th, just before 11:30 pm. The incident occurred in the 3200 block of Windsor Drive. Per Sheriff Ed Gonzales, two men…
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Happy Thanksgiving From Concealed Nation!
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We hope that you enjoy this day with family and friends, and hold close to you all the things that you are grateful for. Let’s all be grateful for this time, and for the freedoms we have to enjoy these occasions and live the lives that we do.
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CHESAPEAKE, VIRGINIA — The 31-year-old gunman responsible for killing 6 Walmart employees and injuring 6 others was confirmed by police to be the store’s night manager. An employee of the company for 12 years, he was labeled as ‘disgruntled’ and opened fire in the breakroom without warning during a shift change. The gunman took his own…
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CHICAGO, ILLINOIS — A CCL holder shot and killed a suspect who attempted to rob a Chicago grocery store. A clerk was also critically wounded by the robbery suspect in the shooting, Police state that the robbery attempt occurred at a South Shore grocery store in the 2600 block of East 73rd street at around…
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PHOENIX, ARIZONA — An altercation between a Circle K store clerk and another man led to a claimed self-defense shooting. The incident occurred at around 2 am Thursday, November 10th at the Circle K, located at 35th Avenue and Greenway. Phoenix police responded to a call of a shooting at the location per Sgt Melissa…
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Playing through scenarios in your head is an important part of self-defense training, but that means taking those scenarios and implementing them in your in-person training. If you can get yourself the type of training that will get your adrenaline pumping, you’ll be ahead of most when it comes to reactions in an actual self-defense…











