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The Georgia Supreme Court has upheld a state law barring most people under 21 from carrying handguns in public, rejecting a challenge by a 20-year-old plaintiff. The court emphasized that Georgia’s Constitution allows legislative control over how firearms are carried, despite protecting the right to bear arms.
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A 4-year-old boy in Statesboro, Georgia, tragically died after accessing an unsecured firearm inside a student apartment. Authorities say the child discovered the gun in a storage area while his grandmother was distracted, leading to a fatal gunshot wound.
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A violent confrontation in downtown Seattle ended when an armed private citizen shot and killed a gunman who had already injured two teenagers. Authorities confirmed the bystander acted in self-defense and is cooperating with the investigation.
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A concealed carry permit holder exchanged gunfire with another driver during a road rage incident in Chicago’s Dunning neighborhood, ending with one vehicle crashing into a building. No injuries were reported, and the suspect fled the scene.
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A deadly confrontation erupted at a Checkers restaurant in Osceola County, FL, when an employee allegedly shot a customer over a dispute about a food order.
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A man was fatally shot outside a Peoria, Arizona sports bar after opening fire on the establishment and wounding a patron. Two armed citizens intervened in self-defense, ending the threat before more people could be hurt.
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VIDEO: Armed Witnesses Open Fire After Driver Intentionally Hits Three in Florida Driveway
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A 55-year-old man from Hialeah was arrested after allegedly driving into a group of people during an altercation in Fort Myers, injuring three. Witnesses fired in self-defense and managed to detain the suspect until law enforcement arrived.
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A 36-year-old man was arrested after fatally shooting another man inside a Las Vegas AutoZone. The victim was openly carrying a firearm when the suspect grabbed it and opened fire.
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Louisiana lawmakers are pushing bills that would extend permitless concealed carry rights closer to schools and at public events like parades, citing legal consistency.
