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LEWISTON, MAINE — Following the tragic Lewiston mass shooting, Michael Bowden, an 18-year-old from Etna, Maine, faces charges of terrorizing and aggravated reckless conduct. Somerset County Sheriff’s Office reports that Bowden, a former employee of the Palmyra Walmart, was arrested after posting a Snapchat photo of himself with a gun and ammunition, captioned “Lewiston part…
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CAPE CORAL, FLORIDA — Roof EZ, a roofing business located in Cape Coral, is offering a unique Thanksgiving special: buy a roof in November and receive a free frozen turkey and an AR-15 assault rifle. Jason Polly, the company president, believes this deal perfectly suits the festive spirit and the need for home and personal…
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Heavily Armed Man Found Dead Inside Colorado Amusement Park, May Have Been Planning Mass Shooting
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GLENWOOD SPRINGS, COLORADO — An armed individual, reportedly planning an attack on Glenwood Caverns Adventure Park in Colorado, died by apparent suicide before executing his plan. Park officials discovered the 20-year-old man’s body on Saturday morning prior to the park’s opening. The Garfield County Sheriff’s Office revealed that the man had broken into the park…
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Store Employee, Who Sought Firearms Training After Previous Robbery, Shoots Armed Robber To Death Who Pointed Gun At Employees
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PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA — A convenience store employee defended himself and others during an attempted robbery, resulting in the death of the armed suspect. Around 10:30 pm at the Happy Day Food Market & Deli on Wednesday, a 28-year-old man, masked and gloved, allegedly attempted to steal cash while pointing a gun at employees. An employee,…
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In Florida, an off-duty state trooper with his family encountered a road rage incident on Oct. 29 near Lakeland. A driver in a red Chevy pickup, agitated by slow traffic, targeted the trooper, alternating his speed, shouting, and gesturing. Things escalated when the driver, later identified as Matthew Timothy Reiter, 32, brandished a firearm at…
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US Department Of Commerce Halts Export Of Most Civilian Firearms And Ammunition For 90 Days
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The U.S. Department of Commerce announced a 90-day suspension on most civilian firearm and ammunition exports for national security reasons. This decision aims to prevent the risk of firearms contributing to regional instability, human rights violations, or criminal activities. The move also includes shotguns and optics. While the department didn’t go into specific details, it…
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Man Arrested After Pointing Gun At 6-Year-Old’s Head After He Delivered Candy To Wrong Home
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LONG ISLAND, NEW YORK — A man from Long Island has been accused of pointing a gun at a 6-year-old boy who accidentally left candy at his doorstep. The incident occurred in Manhasset when the boy and his sister, thinking they were at a friend’s house, left candy on the porch of 43-year-old Michael Wen.…
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Maine Mass Shooting Suspect Denied Silencer Sale After He Marked ‘Yes’ On ATF Form About Being Committed To Mental Institution
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About three months before the suspect’s deadly rampage in rural Maine, which left 18 dead and 13 injured, he attempted to buy a silencer at Coastal Defense Firearms. The owner, Rick LaChapelle, recalled how the suspect incriminated himself on a form by admitting he had been institutionalized. Despite the suspect’s cooperation, the store, following procedures,…
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2 Dead, 18 Injured In Tampa Shooting During Halloween Celebration, Livestream Captures Chaos
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TAMPA, FLORIDA — Police say 2 people are dead and 18 others injured as a result of a shooting that began after an argument between two groups of people. The incident, which occurred around 3 a.m. in Ybor City, was sparked by a clash between two groups as bars closed, according to Tampa Police Chief…
