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Negligent Discharge Claims Life of 17-Year-Old Girl In San Antonio As Person Attempted To Take Down Firearm
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SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS — In a tragic and completely avoidable incident in the early hours of Saturday in San Antonio, a 17-year-old girl lost her life in a negligent shooting. The incident unfolded just after midnight on the far West Side, specifically in the 11300 block of Woollcott Street. According to the man handling the…
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DETROIT, MICHIGAN — A woman in an Uber became the unintended victim of a freeway shooting on I-94, near Livernois, early Friday morning. Authorities were alerted and promptly arrived at the westbound lanes to probe the incident. In their quest for evidence, they temporarily closed the highway. The 34-year-old Detroit resident was traveling in the…
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PALM COAST, FLORIDA — Terry Vetsch, a 60-year-old resident of Palm Coast, faced charges of aggravated assault following a confrontation sparked by a minor driveway dispute, the Flagler County Sheriff’s Office reports. Vetsch allegedly went out to confront another man briefly using his driveway for vehicle maneuvering, an action he spotted on his security system.…
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Why We Carry: 31-Year-Old Man Goes On Deadly Stabbing & Carjacking Rampage, Killing 3 And Injuring 3 Others
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SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA — Kevin Parkourana, a 31-year-old man with an extensive criminal record from San Jose, California, was arrested and identified as the perpetrator behind a violent outbreak involving multiple stabbings and carjackings. This spate of violence took place on Thursday afternoon in San Jose and Milpitas, leading to the deaths of three people…
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Utah residents, especially non-immigrant visa holders, have found themselves perplexed about their firearm rights following a series of legislative amendments. John Rodrigues, a Brazil-born Utah concealed carry instructor, indicated that these changes directly impact many of his students, who are primarily non-immigrant visa holders studying in the US. Rodrigues learned of the upcoming changes via…
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Minnesota has recently joined the ranks of states legalizing recreational cannabis use. However, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) warns that marijuana use doesn’t permit activities like gun ownership, as marijuana remains a Schedule I substance under federal law. Regardless of the recent changes in Minnesota law related to marijuana, an individual…
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PHENIX CITY, ALABAMA — In a recent incident in Russell County, eastern Alabama, a man was fatally shot by deputies after he had previously fired a gun at a utility worker and later pointed a gun at law enforcement officers. Identified as 47-year-old Daniel Mooneyham, the man had initially targeted a water works employee sent…
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LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS — An suspect is fighting for his life after an alleged attempted theft on a couple at a parking deck in Little Rock, Arkansas, as reported by local law enforcement. The authorities apprehended 37-year-old Markevious King, in connection to the incident that occurred on Memorial Day. The report detailed that a woman…
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Jury Selection Begins For Scot Peterson Trial: First U.S. Law Enforcement Officer Tried for Inaction in a School Shooting
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In an unprecedented legal case, Scot Peterson, a former sheriff’s deputy from Florida, is set to stand trial for his alleged failure to respond during the 2018 Parkland high school shooting, which claimed the lives of 14 students and three staff members. The trial commences with the selection of the jury, which will examine Peterson’s…
