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Governor Polis signed Senate Bill 131, allowing firearms in most Mesa County government buildings except the Justice Center, Criminal Justice Services, Sheriff’s Office, and Detention Facility, effective July 1. Residents can now carry firearms in specified county facilities.
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A robbery at Miami Cloudz Smoke Shop in North Miami Beach led to the tragic death of an employee, Salem Albakri. Police are seeking four suspects involved in the smoke shop robbery and murder incident.
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Grocery stores in Alabama and Oklahoma have adopted AI-powered ammo vending machines from American Rounds, providing a secure and innovative method for purchasing ammunition.
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A shooting in Tuscaloosa County resulted in one death in an apparent act of self-defense, with the aggressor shot after injuring another man. The case is under review by the Tuscaloosa County Grand Jury.
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Happy 4th of July from Concealed Nation!
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As we celebrate the birth of our great nation, let us take a moment to reflect on the values that make America truly exceptional: freedom, independence, and the right to protect ourselves and our loved ones. At Concealed Nation, we are proud to support responsible gun ownership and the Second Amendment, which empowers us to…
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A Fort Worth shooting ended with the arrest of Xavier Bass, for the fatal shooting of his father, Gene Bass, during a family dispute. The tragic incident unfolded on Chesapeake Bay Drive and led to a nationwide search before Xavier’s arrest.
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A man was shot at a Tulsa gas station after confronting his estranged wife with a firearm. He was shot by one of her friends in self-defense and is expected to recover.
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A concealed carry holder on Chicago’s South Side shot a teen in self-defense after being stabbed during an argument. Both were taken to hospitals, and charges against the teen are pending.
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Carrying a concealed firearm comes with great responsibility, including understanding where it’s legally permissible to carry. Federal gun-free zones determine where you can’t carry a concealed firearm, even if you have a permit.
