Author: Gunner Quinn
A 30-year-old Sioux City resident, Romario Pierre-Louis, has been sentenced to 63 months in federal prison for illegal possession of firearms, due to his status as a convicted felon. The incident leading to his arrest occurred during a domestic assault disturbance on October 15, 2024, when law enforcement discovered Pierre-Louis armed and allegedly pointing a gun at individuals in the vicinity. After the altercation, Pierre-Louis attempted to conceal a rifle and several pistols by transferring them to a nearby residence. Notably, he confessed to police that he understood his prohibition from owning firearms due to a prior conviction for armed…
Matt Jennings, the host of the hunting show “The Game,” faces a lifetime ban from hunting in Kansas following his illegal deer hunts, which he featured on his program. The Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks confirmed that Jennings, a 35-year-old Georgia native, has been permanently prohibited from hunting in the state after pleading guilty to two counts of illegal taking of a white tail deer in interstate commerce, leading to serious legal repercussions. In addition to the lifelong ban, Jennings has been ordered to pay $15,000 in restitution and must serve five years of probation, restricting him from hunting,…
Two suspects, Vincent Lupori, 25, and Ricardo Curiel, 27, have been arrested in connection with an armed robbery that took place in May on Galley Road, where a victim was allegedly held at gunpoint. The Colorado Springs Police Department reports that the suspects entered a local business armed with a handgun, threatening the victim while stealing an undisclosed amount of vape products. Following an investigation, the police identified the individuals and issued arrest warrants. On July 23, both Lupori and Curiel were apprehended without incident, and evidence related to the crime was recovered during searches at two locations. This incident…
The City of Roanoke Redevelopment and Housing Authority (RRHA), in collaboration with the Harvest Collective, has been awarded nearly $300,000 from the Department of Criminal Justice to launch the “It Takes a Village” program aimed at combatting gun violence. This initiative, which will take place at the Villages at Lincoln community and extend to surrounding areas, is designed to engage youth before they become involved in violent activities. Director of Community Support Services, Greg Goodman, emphasizes a proactive approach, stating, “Let’s not sit back and wait for something to happen.” The program will partner with local organizations to provide educational…
In a thought-provoking analysis, former firearms executive Ryan Busse examines how the gun industry’s immediate and fearful response to the Columbine tragedy laid the groundwork for its current extremism. Busse, now an activist, highlights the evolved rhetoric within the National Rifle Association, revealing a stark shift that has contributed to a more radicalized landscape. One striking example of this shift includes the recent introduction of the JR-15, a rifle marketed specifically for children, which experts in gun safety label as an unprecedented effort to appeal to younger audiences. As the gun industry grapples with its image in light of increasing…
Carlson, who calls himself a “true fishoholic,” was specifically targeting catfish, which are legal to bowfish for in The Mitten State, though there are stricter regulations for catfish compared to other bowfishing quarry such as carp and gar. That said, Carlson wasn’t expecting to run into such a big mud cat.”I thought I was about to shoot a channel catfish for dinner,” Carlson said. “Turns out, I guess we do have flathead catfish in these waters.”And big ones, at that. Carlson’s fish weighed in at 64.46 pounds and was 45 inches long. Michigan DNR fisheries biologist John Buszkiewicz verified that…
The U.S. Air Force imposes restrictions on the use of the SIG Sauer M18 handgun after a security forces airman died when their firearm discharged unexpectedly at F.E. Warren Air Force Base in Wyoming. This incident has triggered multiple investigations, including one by the Air Force’s Office of Special Investigations, as officials seek to understand the circumstances surrounding the fatal discharge. The M18, popular among both military and civilian users, is currently under scrutiny for allegations of unintended discharges; a recent investigation identified over 100 reported incidents of this nature. In response to the ongoing safety concerns, Air Force Global…
Most people don’t buy a car without first test-driving it to ensure it’s in good working order. But when you’re purchasing a shotgun off the rack, you don’t have the luxury of testing it before taking it home. You can’t run out and shoot a round of sporting clays or skeet to ensure it’s a good fit. So, how do you know a gun you have never shot is the right one? There are many ways to determine this at the gun counter, plus shotguns are adjustable so they better fit individual shooters.If you are new to shooting, it’s best…
The Russell County Sheriff’s Office is actively investigating an armed robbery that occurred at the Sunoco convenience store in Belfast on Friday, July 18. In a recent social media post, the sheriff’s office has called upon the community for assistance in identifying the suspect involved in this incident. During the robbery, details remain scarce, but local authorities emphasize the importance of public support in solving the case. Anyone with information is encouraged to contact the sheriff’s office directly at 276-889-8033, as community tips could help bring the suspect to justice. Read full story at www.yahoo.com Read the full article here
As Columbus celebrates a drop in homicide rates, families affected by the city’s gun violence are taking proactive steps to create change in their communities. Programs like Guns D.O.W.N., initiated by the nonprofit Think Make Live Youth, aim to address trauma and foster nonviolent dialogue among local teens, highlighting the devastating impact as over 939 people have lost their lives to gun violence since 2019. Among those advocating for change is Yolanda Drew, an attendance secretary at Independence High School, who has mourned the loss of 15 students to gun violence in her nine years of service. The community’s response…