Author: Gunner Quinn

The Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) announces a series of controlled deer hunts across 22 counties in Ohio for the 2025-2026 season, aimed at managing high deer populations that threaten sensitive ecosystems. Among the participating locations is Pickaway County’s Stage’s Pond State Nature Preserve, which will host a special gun hunt, along with numerous other sites including Jackson and Hocking counties offering various hunting options. Participation in these hunts will be determined through lottery drawings, and interested hunters must attend mandatory site meetings, with the first scheduled for August 16. Hunters will need a valid Ohio hunting license and…

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In response to the tragic deaths of two North Shore High School football players, dozens of community members gather in East Harris County to confront escalating teen gun violence. This rally follows the recent murder of 17-year-old Isiah Phillip, shot during a pool party, and recalls the unsolved killing of students like Jarvon Coles, whose loss still resonates deeply within the community. Attendees express their urgency for change, emphasizing the need for proactive measures from parents, educators, and law enforcement. Reginald “OG1” Gordon, a youth outreach leader, stressed the importance of community involvement, declaring, “If you’re not involved, get someone…

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A 15-year-old girl from Memphis is recovering in the hospital after being shot in the jaw, an incident that has thrust her into the spotlight as an advocate against gun violence. With her jaw currently wired shut, she finds a way to communicate her harrowing experience and the urgent need for addressing the gun violence epidemic plaguing the community. After a social gathering turned tragic, the young athlete penned a message emphasizing the dangers of firearms, shedding light on the emotional and physical toll of such incidents on youth. Her story is a poignant reminder of the real-life consequences of…

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According to the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR), preliminary harvest totals for Deer Hunt 2024 indicate a 5.2% increase from last year, signifying a successful nine-day gun hunting campaign. DNR State Deer Program Specialist Jeff Pritzl emphasizes that despite a slight lag after opening weekend, hunters caught up and surpassed previous totals, underscoring the ongoing need to manage antlerless deer populations. As several hunting opportunities remain, including the current muzzleloader season and a four-day antlerless season in December, Pritzl encourages hunters to continue participating. Additionally, many counties are extending archery and crossbow seasons through the end of January, inviting…

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A shooting incident on Oregon Avenue in Long Beach has left one man with non-life-threatening injuries, prompting an investigation by the Long Beach Police Department (LBPD). The victim, struck in the lower body, was transported to a local hospital shortly after officers responded to reports of gunfire late Monday night. The LBPD is currently examining the circumstances surrounding the shooting and seeks to uncover the motives behind this act of violence. With gun violence increasingly affecting communities, this incident highlights ongoing concerns about safety and crime in Long Beach, driving the community to confront these pressing issues head-on. Read full…

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A well-known hunting show host is receiving his just desserts after poaching several deer, and including them in episodes of “The Game.” According to a recent press release from the United States Attorney’s Office District of Kansas, 35-year-old Matt Jennings of Bowdon, Georgia, was sentenced for two illegal deer hunting incidents in 2022.On November 11, 2022, Jennings shot a buck near Florence, Kansas. However, Jennings did not have a deer tag for that unit. “The next day, the defendant drove to Oklahoma, where he fraudulently registered the kill in Oklahoma using an Oklahoma electronic tag,” explained a U.S. Attorney’s Office…

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A 44-year-old man faces multiple charges after he allegedly assaulted his girlfriend in Puyallup, an incident that escalated when a bystander intervened with a firearm. The altercation occurred near the fairgrounds on Monday evening, prompting the suspect to flee in his vehicle, leading police on a slow-speed pursuit that involved multiple attempts to stop him using a tactical maneuver. Witnesses described a tense scene where a man confronted the assailant while he was beating the victim. Once police arrived, they discovered the woman injured and sought medical assistance, while the suspect’s erratic driving ultimately resulted in his capture. Officers found…

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Michigan State Police have arrested a 43-year-old man in connection to a string of vehicle thefts in Otsego County, uncovering two stolen handguns in the process. The investigation was sparked by multiple reports from residents in Bagley Township and Gaylord, prompting troopers to review surveillance footage that identified the suspect. Johnathan Wenner was apprehended while riding a bicycle and found in possession of stolen items. Following a search warrant, authorities recovered a handgun and additional stolen property from his residence and a storage unit. Wenner faces charges related to breaking and entering vehicles, with upcoming court appearances scheduled for August.…

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In response to a disturbing spike in gun violence, the Kingstree town council has voted to impose an earlier curfew for minors, now starting at 10 p.m. This change comes in light of recent incidents, including six reported homicides affecting individuals aged 18 and younger between May and July. Local leaders emphasize the urgency of this measure to safeguard the community, especially its youth, as they face the repercussions of violence in their neighborhoods. The new ordinance not only affects the curfew hours but also increases penalties for parents who allow their children to break the rules, introducing fines of…

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A 25-year-old Pittsfield man, Zyir Rasheed, is arrested for multiple firearm-related offenses after allegedly fleeing police while armed with a loaded handgun. The incident unfolded early Monday morning when officers responded to reports of a man with a gun downtown, eventually tracking Rasheed to a nearby convenience store where he was seen arguing with a security guard. As police approached, Rasheed ran but was caught and found carrying a firearm with a round in the chamber. Notably, he stated he had been shot and stabbed hours earlier, raising concerns about his health and safety. Rasheed is charged with several offenses…

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