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A 42-year-old woman in Nashville was shot and killed after forcing her way into her husband’s girlfriend’s home during a heated domestic dispute. Police are investigating the case as a possible self-defense shooting, and no charges have been filed at this time.
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A man carrying a samurai-style umbrella caused a temporary lockdown at the Destiny USA mall in Syracuse, New York, after it was mistaken for a firearm. Police determined there was no threat, and the individual was released without charges.
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A tragic school shooting in Minneapolis has once again raised concerns about the effectiveness of gun-free zones. The shooter deliberately chose a school due to its unarmed status, which is a disturbing trend seen in many similar attacks.
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Mass Shooting at Minneapolis Catholic School During Morning Mass; Suspect Dead, Multiple Casualties
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A shooting during morning mass at a Minneapolis Catholic school left multiple victims and ended with the gunman dead from a self-inflicted wound. There is no ongoing threat, according to officials.
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250+ Firearms Surrendered in Buyback Turned Into Garden Tools, But Is Crime Really Impacted?
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Over 250 firearms were surrendered in a recent New Mexico buyback event, but critics question the effectiveness of such programs in reducing actual crime. Rather than allowing legal owners or collectors to purchase these firearms, they’re being cut up and turned into garden tools.
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An attempted ATV theft turned violent in Shelley, Idaho, leaving a homeowner injured and the suspect dead after a shootout with law enforcement. The East Idaho Critical Incident Team is actively investigating the case, with Pocatello Police taking the lead.
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A Houston homeowner shot and killed two men wearing ski masks who posed as police officers during a late-night attempted home intrusion. Authorities say the men fired first, prompting the homeowner to return fire in self-defense.
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A terrifying false report of an active shooter disrupted Villanova University’s opening day, prompting a massive police response and campus lockdown. Authorities later confirmed the call was a hoax and are now working to identify and prosecute the individual responsible.
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Federal prosecutors in Washington, D.C. have stopped pursuing felony charges against individuals simply for carrying rifles or shotguns in public. The move, spearheaded by U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro, is a significant shift in firearm enforcement policy and aligns with broader federal crime control strategies.
