Author: Gunner Quinn
Firearms Policy Coalition (FPC) denounces what it terms a “horrifically flawed” brief filed by the DOJ in an ongoing case regarding the Second Amendment. The brief supports the federal government’s appeal following a Fifth Circuit ruling that dismissed charges against a defendant for violating the machine gun ban, asserting it infringes upon constitutional rights. FPC President Brandon Combs criticizes the brief for citing anti-Second Amendment sources and argues it undermines the rights of the American people. He calls for the brief to be withdrawn and emphasizes the need for competent leadership within the administration to safeguard Second Amendment rights. The…
A jury has convicted 50-year-old Jason Gregory Noble of aggravated assault after he violently attacked his stepfather, striking him with such force that the imprint of a 9mm gun barrel was left on the man’s head. The incident occurred while Noble was out on bond for a stalking charge, raising significant concerns about his violent history and motivations. Prosecutor Jimmy Hamm stated that the jury reached their guilty verdict in Judge John Stevens’ courtroom, and Noble now faces a potential sentence of 25 years to life. Following the conviction, Noble acknowledged his guilt in related cases of arson and aggravated…
The Halifax County Sheriff’s Office charges Kashun Nasir Holiday, a 27-year-old man from Roanoke Rapids, with several serious drug offenses following a routine traffic stop. Deputies discovered a substantial amount of cocaine along with marijuana and a concealed firearm during their search of Holiday’s vehicle, leading to charges of trafficking and possession with intent to sell. According to authorities, the traffic stop occurred on April 22 when Deputy R. Lafayette detected the odor of marijuana while dealing with Holiday. Alongside the drugs, officers found over $1,000 in cash, raising questions about the scale of Holiday’s operations. He has since been…