Author: Gunner Quinn

Rudy Giuliani publicly criticizes the FBI and the Justice Department, revealing his discontent with decisions made by FBI Director Kash Patel and Attorney General Pam Bondi. During a conversation with conservative commentator Eric Bolling, Giuliani emphasizes his surprise at the current leadership, stating, “I want to know why,” and expressing disappointment over unanswered inquiries concerning policies that affect his associates, including Steve Bannon and Peter Navarro. Giuliani’s remarks highlight a growing dissatisfaction with the very institutions he once supported during the Trump administration. He questions the appointment of a figure associated with targeting specific groups to lead the FBI’s Washington…

Mikal Mahdi, a man convicted of murdering an off-duty police officer in 2004, has been executed by firing squad at the Broad River Correctional Institution in South Carolina. This marks only the second use of this execution method in the U.S. in the last 15 years, as Mahdi experienced visible pain after the shots hit him, groaning for minutes before being pronounced dead. Witnesses to the execution noted Mahdi’s distress, as he had chosen this method over lethal injection or electrocution, describing the alternatives as “barbaric.” His final meal included ribeye steak and cheesecake, and just a month prior, another…

New Jersey has canceled its fall turkey hunt for this year amid concerning reports of a dip in the state’s turkey population. Typically held about a month before Thanksgiving, this decision highlights the challenges wildlife management officials face in maintaining healthy animal populations. According to recent assessments, the decline in turkey numbers has prompted state officials to prioritize conservation measures over traditional hunting practices. This change raises questions about the sustainability of local wildlife and the impact on hunting traditions in New Jersey. Read full story at www.nj.com Read the full article here

Richmond Police detectives are intensifying their efforts to solve a series of armed robberies targeting U.S. Postal workers, urging community members to assist in identifying suspects captured in surveillance images. Two separate incidents occurred last month, where the victims were approached by armed assailants demanding mail keys, highlighting a concerning pattern of violence against postal employees. In one incident, a postal worker was threatened at gunpoint, while another suffered a laceration after being struck with a firearm. Authorities caution residents to be vigilant when using blue mailboxes, recommending they deposit mail at secure locations. The police are appealing for any…

A series of three armed robberies reported on Oahu during the week of April 7 has heightened concerns among local business owners and law enforcement. One notable incident occurred at a Papa John’s in Mapunapuna, where security footage captured a suspect brandishing a firearm while demanding cash from employees. Experts recommend that businesses consider going cashless or modifying late-night hours to avoid becoming targets. “Don’t be a hero,” says Tina Yamaki, president of the Retail Merchants of Hawaii, urging employees to prioritize their safety. With no arrests made yet, police continue to investigate these recent crimes, as community members remain…

The parents of a 5-year-old boy who accidentally shot himself in Westland last November have pleaded guilty to reduced firearm storage violations. Heather LeBlanc and Timithy Gravel face five years of probation, including a year in Wayne County Jail, after their charges were downgraded from a more serious felony that carried a 15-year maximum sentence. The incident, which occurred when the child accessed an unsecured firearm at home, raises critical concerns about gun safety and parental responsibility. As part of their plea agreement, both parents will complete parenting classes and undergo psychological evaluations. Prosecutors highlighted the need for stricter adherence…

Gun violence has emerged as the leading cause of death for children in the United States, surpassing even motor vehicle accidents and drug overdoses. Dr. Scott Hadland, Chief of Adolescent Medicine at Mass General for Children, highlights the alarming statistic that the equivalent of 13 children are killed by guns every day, predominantly due to homicide and suicide, underscoring the urgent need for preventive measures. Dr. Hadland advocates for proactive conversations about gun safety, encouraging parents to inquire about the presence of firearms in homes their children visit. He emphasizes that every gun-related death is preventable and suggests storing firearms…

Whether you’re seeking to improve your long gun’s onboard capacity, shooting comfort or aesthetic value—or any combination thereof—the Rifle Butt Cuff from Diamond D Custom Leather of Alaska can help. Made from cowhide with reinforced stitching and an interior suede lining to help keep it from shifting under recoil, the cuff secures several additional rounds to the side of your firearm’s buttstock via leather loops while also providing a cushioned, slightly elevated cheek weld. Compatible with a plethora of lever-action, bolt gun and single-shot designs, it can be ordered to accommodate dozens of rifle cartridge and shotshell options, in either…

Few people realized that Horace Smith and Daniel Wesson, founders of the Smith & Wesson company, were partners in one of the earliest ventures to build lever-action firearms. That history was made apparent with last year’s launch of S&W’s 1854 series of lever-action rifles chambered in classic revolver cartridges. New for 2025, the company is expanding that lineup by offering the 1854 chambered in the legendary .45-70 Gov’t cartridge.   Smith & Wesson is introducing a .45-70 chambering to its 1854 lever-action lineup (the Traditional Walnut model shown). The Smith & Wesson 1854 .45-70 shares many of the features of the…

Colorado Springs Police recently executed a major drug and firearms bust following the arrest of 45-year-old James Embry for felony eluding. The arrest, which occurred on South Cascade Avenue, unearthed ten firearms, including five rifles and four pistols, alongside thousands of grams of various drugs, such as 2,351 grams of fentanyl and 411 grams of methamphetamine. In addition to the firearms and drugs, officers recovered over $16,500 in cash from Embry’s vehicle and his residence. The police also noted that some of the firearms were potentially stolen, adding to the seriousness of the charges against him. He now faces multiple…