Author: Gunner Quinn
Authorities in Tulsa have arrested two teenagers, ages 18 and 15, following an attempted armed robbery that occurred on Saturday night near 21st Street and Garnett Road. The victim reported that the suspects approached her, accused her of speaking English, and demanded her belongings while claiming they had a gun. Thanks to the rapid response of the Tulsa Police Department’s Real Time Information Center, officers were able to track the suspects via surveillance footage as they entered a nearby convenience store shortly after the incident. This technology played a crucial role in their swift apprehension, highlighting the effectiveness of real-time…
The City of Long Beach announces a new initiative to distribute 200 free gun safes to residents, beginning April 28, in an effort to enhance firearm safety and prevent gun-related injuries and deaths. The program reflects growing concerns over the accessibility of firearms, particularly as nearly 4.6 million children in the U.S. live in homes with unlocked and loaded guns, according to officials. Offered on a first-come, first-served basis, the safes can hold two handguns and will be available at several city locations throughout the week. This initiative, part of a broader violence prevention strategy funded by the city’s 2025…
Concord police officers shoot and injure an armed suspect involved in a bank robbery after a high-speed pursuit that began Monday morning in San Jose. The incident started just before 10 a.m. when two armed suspects robbed a Concord credit union, leading to a chase that involved multiple carjackings and ended when their vehicle became disabled on Interstate 680. During the pursuit, the stolen vehicle made its way into San Jose, where officers confronted one of the armed suspects, resulting in a police shooting on Timothy Drive. The injured suspect was taken to a local hospital, and a second suspect…
The U.S. Supreme Court upholds the Biden administration’s regulation on “ghost guns,” ruling by a 7-2 majority that these kits fall under federal definitions of firearms. This landmark decision addresses the surge in ghost gun crimes, with law enforcement seizing over 19,000 untraceable weapons in 2021 alone, marking a tenfold increase in just five years. Justice Neil Gorsuch, writing for the majority, confirms the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) can regulate the sale of unfinished firearm components, ensuring they meet the same standards as commercially sold firearms. The ruling’s implications emphasize the need for background checks and…
The Nelson District Rod and Gun Club’s (NDRCC) third annual antique gun show draws impressive crowds and sales over the weekend, despite recent federal gun licensing changes. These new regulations, which banned 324 firearms in December and an additional 179 types in May 2025, did not deter attendees. NDRCC president Howie Grant reported that both Saturday and Sunday outperformed last year’s event, highlighting the show’s growing popularity. In addition to firearms, the event features diverse vendors, including conservation societies and fly fishing companies, making it a community gathering. A raffle offering a free .22-caliber rifle added to the excitement, demonstrating…
The U.S. Supreme Court has declined to review Minnesota’s appeal to revive a ban on gun-carry permits for individuals under the age of 21, effectively blocking the state’s restrictions. This decision upholds a previous ruling by the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, which found that the 2003 law infringed upon the rights guaranteed by the Second and Fourteenth Amendments of the U.S. Constitution. The Minnesota Gun Owners Caucus has noted that the court’s refusal to intervene illustrates the ongoing debate over gun rights, particularly for young adults. Attorney General Keith Ellison contends that individuals aged 18 to 20 lack…
A 33-year-old Fargo man, Larry Smith-Redman, is charged with multiple offenses including terrorizing and domestic violence following a tense altercation with his boyfriend. The incident, which occurred around 2 a.m. while they were moving furniture, escalated to Smith-Redman allegedly pointing a handgun at his partner, leading to a struggle that resulted in the weapon discharging. The victim reported not only being threatened with the firearm but also suffering physical injuries when Smith-Redman bit his face and hand during the confrontation. Law enforcement discovered a bullet entry hole in a microwave, highlighting the potential danger of the situation. Smith-Redman was subsequently…
Newport News police have identified 39-year-old Barney Kittles Jr. as the victim of a shooting that occurred on Friday afternoon in the 800 block of 35th Street. Kittles Jr., a resident of Hampton, sustained life-threatening injuries and was transported to a local medical facility where he later succumbed to his wounds. The incident unfolded shortly after 3:10 p.m. near Interstate 664 in the city’s Southeast community, prompting an immediate response from law enforcement. As the investigation continues, authorities have not yet released further details regarding the circumstances of the shooting or any possible suspects involved, raising questions in the community…
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Pardoned participants of the January 6 Capitol riot, including former Proud Boys leader Enrique Tarrio, are exploring candidacies for public office as their narratives gain traction within certain Republican circles. Ryan Kelley, who previously ran for Michigan governor, believes that his past involvement in the riot no longer hampers his political aspirations but instead serves as a potential asset for gaining support among pro-Trump voters. With Donald Trump advocating for the pardoned rioters, branding them as “political prisoners,” these individuals are receiving newfound attention and opportunities to campaign on their experiences. Jake Lang, one of the pardoned rioters, has even…