Author: Gunner Quinn
A 28-year-old Dallas man, Khyri Deandre Brown, receives a 10-year prison sentence following a violent bank robbery spree in November 2023. Brown was convicted for robbing one bank and attempting to rob three others, threatening employees with a firearm in the process, which led to his arrest just two days after the robbery. During the successful robbery, Brown approached a bank employee with a green Pringles can and threatened them with a gun, demanding cash. Authorities have emphasized the collaborative efforts between federal and local law enforcement that brought Brown to justice, highlighting the urgent need for safety in communities…
(Continued from Part 1.) Physical Requirements Can you stand for six hours a day in the sun and weather? Be brutally honest with yourself here. I saw one gentleman who came who could not. I felt so bad for him. To have spent all the money and time and be unable to actually complete the training would be heartbreaking. On the other hand there were absolutely people north of 60 completing the course. You don’t need to be able to run a marathon but you do need to be able to stand in the sun for several hours. Bear in…
Pastor Regina “Gigi” Jordan announces the launch of the Anthony J. Morman Academy, a community initiative aimed at preventing gun violence through targeted education and family support. The academy is named after her great-nephew, Anthony J. Morman, who was tragically killed in a 2022 shooting that remains unsolved, highlighting the personal stakes behind this initiative. The academy will cater to families with children as young as seven, offering programs ranging from youth mentorship to life skills training, all designed to break the cycle of violence. “If we can help just one family make different choices, that’s progress,” Jordan states, emphasizing…
After a stab in the back to gun owners by the RINOs of the U.S. Senate, the Budget Reconciliation Bill is now back in the House of Representatives. Please repeatedly contact your U.S. congressmember by phone and e-mail and demand that they vote for Rep. Andrew Clyde’s new (July 1st) House Amendment restoring the full versions of the Hearing Protection Act and the SHORT Act to the bill. We are now within inches of getting this important legislation passed. It will only take about five more House member votes to get this passed!!! Please phone the Capitol switchboard: (202) 224-3121.…
Hagerstown Police are investigating a shooting that left a 17-year-old with two gunshot wounds early on June 30. The incident occurred in the city center near East Baltimore and South Locust streets, not far from a previous shooting on June 18 where three teens were injured, prompting authorities to explore possible connections between the two cases. At around 1:30 a.m., officers responded to reports of the shooting, and the injured teen was taken to Meritus Medical Center for treatment. In a related search, police recovered a loaded handgun from the area, indicating ongoing efforts to address the violence. Further information…
Chechen warlord Ramzan Kadyrov recently drew attention by showcasing a Tesla Cybertruck equipped with a machine gun, declaring it the “Cyberbeast.” While the vehicle’s advanced features may appear impressive on social media, military experts, including retired U.S. Marine Corps colonel Mark Cancian, argue it is impractical for actual combat scenarios. Cancian emphasizes logistical challenges, notably the absence of charging stations on the front lines of the ongoing Ukraine conflict. Kadyrov, a close ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin, claims the Cybertruck was a direct gift from Tesla CEO Elon Musk, a statement the billionaire denies. This incident highlights the intersection…
In response to escalating gun violence, members of Milwaukee’s senior community organized a rally on Tuesday, urging younger generations to “put the gun down.” Approximately 20 participants attended the event near the Clinton Rose Senior Center, holding signs and sharing messages aimed at discouraging gun use among youth. Charlotte Lewis, one of the rally attendees, emphasized the importance of family discussions about violence, stating, “We have to be the ones to say, look young man, put the gun down.” This gathering is part of a broader movement in Milwaukee that seeks to address the disturbing rise in violence as summer…
The San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department launches ‘Operation Consequences,’ a concerted effort to combat gang activity and illegal firearms possession resulting in 11 felony and 31 misdemeanor arrests over just one week. This initiative, conducted between June 23rd and 29th, included search warrants executed in Yucaipa and Rialto along with targeted interactions with gang-affiliated individuals and those banned from gun ownership. The operation not only resulted in the seizure of a firearm and narcotics, including methamphetamine and fentanyl, but it is also part of a broader, funded initiative endorsed by the San Bernardino County Board of Supervisors. Aiming to disrupt…
On the first day of new concealed carry regulations in Colorado, sheriff’s offices and firearms instructors are encountering significant challenges. The implementation of these updated requirements has prompted a mixed response, revealing potential issues in training and compliance that could affect public safety. Instructors are expressing concern over the immediate impact of the changes, indicating that both new and existing permit holders may struggle to fully adapt to the regulations. As these adjustments unfold, stakeholders emphasize the importance of effective training and communication to ensure that the new laws are understood and properly followed. Read full story at www.yahoo.com Read…
Baltimore police report a 22% decrease in homicides compared to last year, along with a 19% drop in nonfatal shootings, according to the latest mid-year crime report. Notably, juvenile homicide victims have seen a staggering 71% decrease, reflecting successful community intervention strategies and an increased focus on public safety. Commissioner Richard Worley points to the city’s Group Violence Reduction Strategy as a key factor in these reductions, which also include a 35% fall in rapes and a 15% drop in carjackings. While praising the progress, local officials acknowledge the pressing need for improvements in handling behavioral crisis situations, as recent…