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Recent reports confirm that the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (ATF) has used facial recognition technology to track gun owners. Despite claims that ATF halted such practices in 2023, new evidence suggests otherwise.
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A Houston man was shot multiple times outside a bar following a disturbance inside the establishment. The shooter, an off-duty employee, claims self-defense, and the case is now under grand jury review to determine if charges will be filed.
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A new executive order from the president directs the Attorney General to review all firearm-related policies, regulations, and enforcement actions from January 2021 to January 2025. The goal is to identify and address any potential infringements on Second Amendment rights, signaling a shift in federal gun policy.
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Authorities in High Point, NC, have ruled that a fatal home shooting last month was an act of self-defense, leading to no charges being filed. The incident left 20-year-old Brandon Harris Jr. dead and two others injured.
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A barbershop owner in San Antonio, Texas, fatally shot an armed robber who attempted to hold up the business. The suspect, who pistol-whipped one owner and tried to restrain the other, was shot multiple times in the chest.
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An armed teenager was arrested at Texarkana Regional Airport after attempting to gain access to an aircraft. A pilot confronted the teen, disarmed him, and held him until police arrived. Authorities praised the pilot’s quick response, and the airport has since reviewed its security protocols to enhance safety measures.
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A Southwest Philadelphia man, legally carrying a firearm, opened fire on four teenagers attempting to steal his car after one of them pulled a gun. Two 13-year-olds were wounded and are in stable condition, while police continue to investigate the incident, which was captured on surveillance cameras.
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A false report of gunfire at Opry Mills Mall in Nashville caused widespread panic, leading shoppers to flee or shelter in place. The commotion stemmed from a domestic dispute at a restaurant, but no evidence of actual gunfire was found.
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A 16-year-old was fatally shot in Juneau, Alaska, after allegedly pointing a pellet gun at another driver during a road confrontation. The 24-year-old shooter, believing the teen had a real firearm, acted in self-defense and was later released after police determined the weapon was a CO2-powered pellet rifle.
