Author: Gunner Quinn

On Thanksgiving Day, the Dover Police Department responds to two separate shootings, leaving a 15-year-old male injured. The first incident, which occurred around 3:00 p.m. on Par Haven Drive, resulted in the juvenile being shot in the upper body while in a vehicle, although his injuries are reported to be non-life-threatening. In the second shooting at approximately 11:00 p.m. on South DuPont Highway, a 34-year-old man reported his car was struck by gunfire while he was driving, but he was unharmed. Currently, police have no leads regarding either shooting, and they urge anyone with information to contact them or submit…

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Officers from the Valdosta Police Department, alongside K-9 units and narcotics detectives, execute a drug trafficking bust resulting in the seizure of over 100 grams of various drugs, including 90 grams of cocaine. The operation, which took place on November 24, led to the arrest of 32-year-old Johnathan Walden and 25-year-old Stefan McQueen at a residence on Clover Drive, where officers discovered the drugs, packaging materials, and two guns. The investigation revealed that one of the firearms had been reported stolen in St. Louis, Missouri. Walden faces charges related to outstanding arrest warrants and misdemeanor drug possession, while McQueen is…

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Indian police have arrested 28-year-old Bandhu Maan Singh Sekhon in Delhi, identifying him as the “prime conspirator” behind a series of extortion-related shootings at Kap’s Café in Surrey, British Columbia. This café, owned by Indian comedian Kapil Sharma, has been targeted multiple times since its opening in July, raising concerns about the safety of businesses in the area. The arrest follows a collaborative effort between Indian authorities and Canadian law enforcement, and it highlights the ongoing issue of extortion that has resulted in dozens of shootings in the South Asian community in B.C. British Columbia’s Premier David Eby noted that…

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In a dramatic encounter on November 26, 2025, police in Escondido, California, shoot a 54-year-old man, Juan Ramos, multiple times after he allegedly ignores their commands while wielding a knife. Witnesses captured the harrowing moment as officers confronted Ramos, who attempted to walk away even after being shot, ultimately leading to a further discharge of police fire until he collapses on the roadway. According to police, the standoff escalated after Ramos approached vehicles in an erratic manner, prompting multiple 911 calls. Following the incident, he was hospitalized and is expected to survive, facing charges related to assaulting law enforcement. The…

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Natalie Gee, a leading contender for the Sunset District supervisor seat in San Francisco, advocates for a controversial ban on police officers carrying guns. As discussions about public safety and police reform intensify, her position stands out in a city grappling with crime and policing challenges. Gee’s advocacy raises significant questions about the future of law enforcement in the region, especially in a time when community demands for accountability and change are at the forefront. Supporters argue that her proposals could reshape the dynamic between police and residents, prompting further debate on the effectiveness of traditional policing methods. Read full…

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Shown here with a TOPS Apache Falcon knife, Linos Sheathworks’ custom Kydex sheaths are available to fit a wide variety of popular fixed-blade and folding knife models from other major brands—all without the need to ship the host knife to the company. Designs include both foldover (taco) and sandwich (pancake) styles along with options such as dangler attachments, ferro rod holders and a variety of belt fasteners such as those from Spyderco, Blade-Tech and UltiClip. Linos uses quality Kydex thermoplastic material in a variety of colors and patterns, mostly in 0.080″-thickness, although 0.093″ material is used for larger knives. The…

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As the patent protections expire on popular firearm designs, the door is opened for other manufacturers to offer their take on a popular gun. Two cases in point are Colt’s M1911 and AR-15, and the proliferation of companies making some version of each. For the 21st century, the “if you can’t beat ‘em, join ‘em” firearm is the Glock 9 mm pistol. TriStar Arms is throwing its hat into that ring with the new-for-2025 APOC. The TriStar APOC offers Glock compatibility and affordability in an affordable package. The APOC is a striker-fired, polymer-frame, semi-automatic pistol chambered in 9 mm manufactured…

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The U.S. Army Rangers have relied on a unique blend of firearms that have evolved from the classic M16 rifles used in Vietnam to advanced modern battle rifles. This article delves into the most trusted guns of the Rangers, highlighting how these weapons not only reflect innovation in military technology but also underscore the strategic shift in combat tactics over decades. Among the featured firearms are the Barrett M107 sniper rifle, known for its impressive 1,850-foot effective range, and the Browning M2 heavy machine gun, which has been in service since 1921. The detailed exploration of each weapon, including its…

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New York Jets cornerback Kris Boyd is back in the hospital during the Thanksgiving holiday after previously recovering from critical injuries sustained in a Midtown shooting on November 16. In an Instagram story, the 29-year-old athlete revealed that he had been discharged but returned due to ongoing health issues, expressing gratitude for the support he’s received, saying, “Head HIGH, God is not through with me yet!” The incident occurred when Boyd and his friends were verbally attacked outside a popular restaurant, leading to an altercation that escalated and resulted in Boyd being shot. Police are still investigating the case and…

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Deputy Chief Minister Brajesh Pathak addresses the legacy of gun culture in Uttar Pradesh, asserting that under previous governance, celebratory gunfire at events was commonplace, showcasing a troubling norm of organized crime. Speaking at the Economic Times Vision Conclave, he emphasizes the stark transformation since 2017, crediting the current administration for a comprehensive ban on such practices, which has contributed to enhanced public safety and reduced criminal activities. Pathak reports a significant decline in extortion and kidnapping incidents, claiming many criminals have either left the state or been neutralized. Notably, he mentions the impressive expansion of the healthcare sector with…

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