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Concealed Carry Holder Stops Car Break-In on Chicago’s Far South Side, Shooting Suspect in Each Leg
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A concealed carry license holder in Chicago shot a man who was attempting to break into his car in the early morning hours. The suspect, who initially misled police about how he was shot, was later hospitalized and taken into custody for burglary.
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For responsible concealed carry permit holders, understanding what constitutes “brandishing” a firearm is essential knowledge. The line between legally carrying a concealed firearm and illegally displaying or brandishing it can sometimes be thin, yet the legal consequences of crossing that line can be severe. This article aims to educate concealed carry holders about brandishing laws,…
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A violent altercation broke out late Tuesday night in the parking lot of a McDonald’s in Nashua, NH, leaving one man seriously injured from multiple stab wounds. A bystander with a firearm intervened, prompting the suspect to flee.
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The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals upheld California’s ban on magazines holding more than 10 rounds, declaring the restriction consistent with historical firearm regulations. A dissenting judge recorded a video demonstration to argue against the ruling, raising eyebrows within the legal community.
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Yesterday, Senate Bill 50 (SB 50), a permitless carry bill sponsored by Senator Britt and Senator Settle, passed favorably out of the Senate Judiciary Committee with amendments. The bill is now headed to the Senate Rules and Operations Committee for further consideration. SB 50 would recognize your right to carry a concealed firearm for self-defense without seeking…
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A newly proposed bill in North Carolina aims to protect gun owners’ medical privacy by limiting what health records can be disclosed during concealed carry permit background checks. House Bill 427 would replace detailed mental health record disclosures with a simple “Yes” or “No” regarding an applicant’s mental health status, preventing unnecessary exposure of sensitive…
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Maine lawmakers are considering a bill that would remove the duty to retreat in self-defense situations, allowing individuals to stand their ground when facing a threat.
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This is a developing story.
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A Jacksonville man defended himself with gunfire after being followed home from a nightclub early Sunday morning. The suspect, who was armed, was shot in the arm and later taken to the hospital. Authorities are investigating, and no arrests have been made at this time.
