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OREGON – Law-abiding citizens residing in Oregon are being forced to scurry to make their firearms purchases for the foreseeable future thanks to the passage of voter-approved Measure 114, The Oregonian reports. The measure, which passed with a scant 50.65% of the vote last month, is being hailed as one of the most strict in…
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LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS — Leavenworth County Attorney Todd Thompson stated the district attorney’s office will not file charges against a resident for shooting an intruder. The shooting occurred on September 22nd at a home in the 700 block of Walnut Street. According to police, the resident was awakened around 3 a.m. by his dogs barking. He…
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BILLINGS, MONTANA — A man was shot after police say he became unruly and started arguing with staff. The incident happened at the Montana Club on Wednesday night during dinner hours. The 35-year-old was escorted out while another patron at the restaurant tried to calm things down as they moved outside. Once in the parking…
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ALBANY, NEW YORK — A New York native is facing no fewer than four charges after being arrested for possession of a firearm, ABC News 10 reports. How did authorities know Ronald W. Henry Jr. was in possession of a firearm unlawfully? Well, he shot himself. Talk about making a bad day worse. Henry Jr.…
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CHICKASHA, OKLAHOMA – Authorities say a homeowner shot and killed an intruder in his house, located near Westbrook St. and W Country Club Rd. The incident occurred around 12:30 on the afternoon of Nov 15. “Our officers received a call of a domestic disturbance at 3015 Westbrook, in which a subject had broken into the…
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TOPEKA, KANSAS – A man is dead after a shooting in Southwest Topeka, according to the Topeka Police Department. The shooting took place on Friday, Nov 11 around 5:30pm. This occurred near the corner of 29th and Villa West Drive in Topeka. Police say two men got into an altercation in the street. One of…
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Does Elon Musk Carry A Gun? Twitter Owner Says His Chances Of Being Shot Are ‘Quite Significant’
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During a long discussion about free speech, and after becoming the new owner of Twitter, Elon Musk noted that his chances of being shot are “quite significant.” “Frankly the risk of something bad happening or literally even being shot is quite significant. I’m definitely not going to be doing any open air car parades, let…











