Author: Gunner Quinn
In a tragic incident, 18-year-old Isaac Brocco-Rivera is deceased after being accidentally shot by a juvenile relative at Lakeview Park North in Lorain, Ohio. The shooting reportedly occurred around 6:45 p.m. on October 18 while the victim was inside a car, where the relative was handling a firearm that discharged unexpectedly, striking Brocco-Rivera in the head. Authorities are currently investigating the circumstances surrounding the shooting, collaborating with the Lorain County Prosecutor’s Office to assess whether any charges will be filed. A firearm believed to be connected to the incident has been recovered, and forensic testing is underway, raising questions about…
Congressman Scott Peters highlights the urgent necessity for comprehensive action against gun violence, responding to ongoing tragedies with a call for stricter gun control laws. His recent commentary stresses that merely offering “thoughts and prayers” is insufficient in the face of mounting deaths and injuries related to gun incidents. In a letter to the San Diego Union-Tribune, local resident Elizabeth Hill echoes Peters’ concerns, reinforcing the consensus that legislative change is crucial for community safety. The rising statistics of gun violence incidents serve as a stark reminder of the challenges lawmakers face as they navigate this sensitive issue. Read full…
Ellis A. Thornton, a 29-year-old man, is arrested for armed kidnapping and robbery that took place in a 17th-floor apartment in Miami. The incident allegedly involved a violent attack on the victim, who reported being beaten and bound with zip ties after a robbery that netted thieves $27,000 in cash and a luxury watch. The arrest came after a judge issued a warrant following the September incident, where Thornton was reportedly armed with a kitchen knife. Witness accounts detailed a chilling exchange on the phone, where a man ordered Thornton to kill the victim if money was not obtained, further…
Authorities have arrested two individuals connected to a robbery at a Vidor convenience store, with one suspect also tied to a separate Beaumont holdup. Danny Johnson Jr., 25, is in custody for an armed robbery involving his alleged use of a knife, while Frances Hetzel, 27, was apprehended after returning to the area and is charged with robbery and possession of methamphetamine. The police operation unfolded rapidly, highlighting the collaborative efforts between the Beaumont Police Department and the Orange County Sheriff’s Office. The investigation into Johnson’s connections to both robberies suggests there may be more suspects involved, prompting further inquiries…
Wow! What a difference! This upgrade kit is designed for factory GLOCK Gen 1-5 standard frames. Clones may or may not fit without tweaking. My clone had a lousy trigger, so I figured I’d try. Success! This system went in perfectly and changed my gritty, long takeup, 6-lb. stinky trigger to a 1911-like performance trigger initially clocking in at 2 lb., 10 oz. on the dime, every time. You can adjust the pull weight from 2.5 to 6 lbs. using a provided Allen key. With the combination of hex screw adjustable pull weight, alternate heavy and light takeup and plunger…
Indiana Senate Republican leaders announce they do not have sufficient votes to proceed with a mid-decade redistricting of the state’s congressional map, a move that could have shifted the balance of power ahead of the 2026 midterms. Senate President Pro Tempore Rodric Bray notes the lack of consensus within the caucus, where just five out of 40 Republican senators currently support the plan, while three oppose it. Governor Mike Braun, who has expressed support for redistricting, remains hopeful, stating he is engaged in ongoing discussions with lawmakers to facilitate a potential agreement. This impasse comes as national GOP figures, including…
A suicide prevention program initiated in 2016 by the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP) and the National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF) did not achieve its goal of reducing the suicide rate by 20 percent by 2025 and has now been secretly shut down. Internal documents reveal that the program, known as Project 2025, prioritized the interests of the gun industry over effective prevention strategies, with AFSP even instructing staff to avoid terms related to gun control at public events. Data shows that suicides involving firearms continued to rise during and after the program’s lifespan, with over 27,000 such deaths…
A loaded 9mm handgun was discovered at North Penn High School earlier this week, leading to an emotional school board meeting where district officials, parents, and students voiced their fears and frustrations. Superintendent Dr. Todd Bauer detailed the rapid response of staff and police, highlighting that the student was taken into custody just two minutes after the initial report, but parents criticized the lack of transparency and the malfunctioning Evolv weapons detection system, which they believed should have prevented the incident. During the meeting, concerned parents called for a stronger emphasis on mental health support for students, with one parent…
As the firearms deer season approaches, hunters in Wildwood raise alarms about a significant decline in the local deer population, which the city is set to manage through continued culling efforts. The deer density in Wildwood currently stands at an unsustainable 72 per square mile, prompting city officials to engage wildlife management organization White Buffalo Inc. to devise a multi-year management plan that has already culled 661 deer over the past two years. At a recent council meeting, local hunters expressed frustration, claiming that the aggressive culling strategy may harm the overall ecosystem, citing concerns over rising coyote populations as…
Gun safety advocates are sounding the alarm over the potential rise of untraceable 3D-printed weapons, which could soon outnumber existing ‘ghost guns’ on American streets. These homemade firearms evade conventional tracking methods like serial numbers and bypass essential background checks, raising concerns about a possible escalation in gun violence across the nation. With American civilians already owning more firearms than any other population globally, experts emphasize the urgent need for regulations that address these 3D-printed weapons. As technology advances, the accessibility and production of such firearms may complicate efforts to control illegal gun trafficking and enhance community safety. Read full…