Author: Gunner Quinn
In the wake of mounting pressure from both colleagues in Congress and hunters and anglers, Senator Mike Lee announced this evening that he has removed his public land sale provision from the “one, big, beautiful budget bill.””Over the past several weeks, I’ve spent a lot of time listening to members of the community, local leaders, and stakeholders across the country. While there has been a tremendous amount of misinformation—and in some cases, outright lies—about my bill, many people brought forward serious concerns,” Lee said on X.”Because of the strict constraints of the budget reconciliation process, I was unable to secure…
Recent police shootings in Northeast Tennessee are raising urgent questions about the criteria and justification for using deadly force in law enforcement. As incidents in this region draw attention, they ignite broader discussions concerning police practices across the United States, reflecting ongoing concerns about accountability and public safety. While exact details of the recent cases are still emerging, the implications of these incidents resonate deeply within the community, with many advocating for a reevaluation of policies governing use-of-force protocols. Understanding the interplay between law enforcement and community safety is critical, particularly in a landscape where public trust is increasingly at…
The Trump administration takes a significant step in revising more than 50 federal gun regulations, with plans to complete the changes by July 4. This initiative, backed by the U.S. Department of Government Efficiency and the ATF, aims to reduce regulatory burdens and align with the administration’s commitment to protecting gun rights amidst a backdrop of opposition from Democratic-led states. As part of this reevaluation, the administration focuses on allowing devices that let semiautomatic rifles function like machine guns, which has sparked legal challenges from multiple states. These shifts in policy reflect Trump’s ongoing promise to modernize gun regulations while…
Authorities have announced the arrest of a suspect tied to a fatal shooting that occurred on June 3 in Pennfield Township, Michigan. The suspect, whose identity has not yet been disclosed, was apprehended in California, bringing a crucial breakthrough in the case that has left the local community seeking justice for the victim. This shooting incident resulted in the death of a woman, prompting extensive police investigations and community outreach efforts. The Calhoun County Sheriff’s Department is actively sharing updates, emphasizing the collaborative work that led to this arrest and underlining the importance of community support in solving violent crimes.…
A late-night cookout in Lowell’s Acre neighborhood erupts into chaos, leading to multiple injuries and several arrests after three handguns are seized by police. The disturbance began on June 20 when uninvited attendees triggered a series of violent confrontations, culminating in a brawl that continued until early the next morning. Among the numerous individuals involved, Ana De La Cruz, 31, allegedly claims to have taken a firearm from one of the masked assailants after a scuffle. Meanwhile, suspects Cisco Rivera and Solomon Adomako face serious charges, including assault with a dangerous weapon, following their involvement in the incident, which has…
Three individuals, including an 18-year-old and two minors, face multiple charges after Erie County deputies uncover two illegal firearms in Grand Island. The incident began with a late-night call reporting suspicious activity in a garage, where the suspects were allegedly trying to sand off the serial numbers from the weapons. Upon arrival, deputies detained the suspects and discovered additional offenses, including drug possession. One of the minors was found with suspected cocaine in his bedroom, while the other had prescription pills in his possession. This operation highlights the swift response of law enforcement, which Sheriff John Garcia commends as pivotal…
Three men, Akeem Richards-Crawford, 31, Dwayne Harrison, 34, and Jannai Stewart, 35, have been indicted on charges of gun smuggling and conspiracy after allegedly attempting to transport firearms into Canada on a jet ski. This unusual method of smuggling highlights ongoing concerns about cross-border gun trafficking, which officials are taking increasingly seriously. The federal indictment sheds light on the lengths some individuals will go to evade law enforcement and circumvent regulations. Authorities stress the importance of vigilance in monitoring both land and waterways for such illegal activities, making this case a significant example in the fight against gun smuggling. Read…
Two individuals are shot and killed in the Holy Cross neighborhood of New Orleans early Saturday morning, prompting an immediate investigation by the New Orleans Police Department (NOPD). Officers responded to reports of gunfire in the 500 block of Delery Street shortly after 12:30 a.m., where they discovered a man in the street and another man nearby, both suffering from multiple gunshot wounds and later pronounced dead at the scene. As authorities continue to gather evidence, they are actively working to identify both a motive and a suspect in this tragic incident. The NOPD has not released additional details at…
The Village of Howard is weighing the possibility of implementing an urban deer hunt as part of its strategy to manage the increasing deer population on village land. A meeting of the Deer Control Committee is set for Wednesday at 6 p.m. to discuss options that may include bow hunting during the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) hunting season. This potential initiative comes in response to growing concerns about the impact of deer on the community and local ecosystems. The Committee aims to explore effective and safe methods for deer management, reflecting a shift toward considering managed hunting as…
New court records detail how 22-year-old Rheanna Harden was able to shoot a Marion County deputy after a series of three searches failed to uncover a gun hidden in her pants. Despite being handcuffed multiple times and patted down, Harden managed to free her left hand, retrieve a small revolver, and fire at the officer during transport following her arrest for driving offenses and drug possession. The incident occurred during a traffic stop early Monday morning, and experts emphasize the challenge of missing the concealed weapon. Former Boca Raton police chief Andrew Scott remarked on the rarity of such an…