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Seattle police have released a 27-year-old man from custody following a shooting in Columbia City that investigators believe was an act of self-defense. The incident occurred after a 33-year-old man allegedly forced his way into his ex-girlfriend’s apartment and assaulted her current boyfriend, who then discharged his firearm in response.
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The brutal stabbing of a grandfather and a young girl in Sunland has highlighted the systemic failure to protect law-abiding citizens from known violent threats. Frustrated neighbors, who claim police ignored repeated warnings, are now openly declaring that they must arm themselves to “control their own streets”.
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Three people are dead, including the gunman, and three others are in critical condition following a domestic shooting during a high school hockey game at Dennis M. Lynch Arena in Pawtucket. Pawtucket police believe the shooter targeted his own family members before turning the firearm on himself.
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The Rhode Island Supreme Court has vacated a decision that would have required a “clear and convincing” standard of proof for protective orders involving firearm surrender. The court ruled that the traditional “preponderance of evidence” standard remains the appropriate legal bar for civil protection orders in the state.
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Sunrise police are investigating a fatal Wednesday night shooting at an apartment complex as an act of self-defense following a verbal argument between two men. While the investigation remains active, authorities have confirmed there is no ongoing threat to the public and no arrests have been made at this time.
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$1.75 Million Buffalo Settlement: Mean Arms Held Accountable for “MA Lock” Design in Tops Mass Shooting
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Georgia-based Mean Arms has agreed to a $1.75 million settlement and a permanent ban on New York sales of its “MA Lock” device. The settlement resolves a lawsuit by Attorney General Letitia James alleging the company deceptively marketed the lock as a legal workaround for the New York SAFE Act.
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Police held a press conference and made public the following information related to the deadly mass shooting that occurred at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School in British Columbia. Police confirmed that the fatalities include a 39-year-old teacher, 5 students, and 2 people found at the home. All shooting victims, aside from the teacher, were between the…
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Nine people have died following a mass shooting at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School and a nearby residence in British Columbia. The suspect is also deceased from an apparent self-inflicted wound, leaving more than 25 others injured in Canada’s deadliest shooting event since 2020.
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9 people were killed and 25+ injured following a mass shooting at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School in British Columbia on February 10, 2026. The B.C. RCMP are currently investigating the active shooter incident, which prompted a regional emergency alert and the evacuation of the small community’s secondary and elementary schools.
