Author: Gunner Quinn
The Metro Nashville Police Department is currently seeking assistance from the public to identify a suspect involved in an armed bank robbery at Fifth Third Bank on Old Hickory Boulevard. The incident occurred on Saturday at approximately 11:45 a.m., with the fugitive described as a black male in his 20s, standing 5′6″ tall with a thin build. As the investigation continues, police encourage anyone with information about the suspect’s identity or whereabouts to reach out to them at 615-862-8600 or contact Crime Stoppers at 615-742-7463. This appeal comes amid rising community efforts to address safety concerns after a string of…
Duluth city leaders and gun safety advocates come together in Central Hillside to mark Gun Violence Awareness Day, aiming to address increasing concerns surrounding gun safety in Minnesota. During the event, Duluth Mayor Roger Reinert emphasizes the need for community unity in preventing tragedies, sharing heartfelt memories of late representative Melissa Hortman, who was personally affected by gun violence. Lavenda Wann, whose family suffered from gun violence, passionately advocates for raising awareness and prevention measures, declaring, “We have a voice, let’s use it.” Attendees receive free gun locks and are educated on safety techniques from local law enforcement, highlighting the…
Milwaukee police recover two ghost guns at the scene of a recent shootout involving an officer, highlighting a troubling trend in firearm confiscations. The number of ghost guns—untraceable firearms often made from kits—has surged more than 20-fold since 2020, with authorities removing 175 from the streets last year alone, compared to just eight in 2020. This dramatic increase raises significant safety concerns within the community, as these weapons are easily assembled and increasingly viewed as a status symbol among youth. Police Chief Jeffrey Norman emphasizes the challenges these untraceable guns pose, pointing out that their lack of serial numbers inhibits…
Officers in Greenfield, California, arrest a man on June 10 for driving under the influence, only to uncover an arsenal of weapons during the stop. Henry Ruben Ramirez, a homeless individual from Salinas, displayed signs of intoxication and initially refused sobriety tests, leading to his arrest. Upon searching Ramirez’s vehicle, police find a ghost Glock-style handgun, multiple loaded magazines, a sword, and slingshots. Following his transfer to a hospital for a blood test, Ramirez is now facing several felony charges in Monterey County Jail. This incident underscores growing concerns about firearm possession among intoxicated individuals. Read full story at www.ksbw.com…
A Las Vegas man, Richard Edwin Sanchez, is sentenced to three years in prison after admitting to selling ghost guns and cocaine. He pleaded guilty to multiple charges, including distributing cocaine and dealing firearms without a license, emphasizing the seriousness of unregulated firearm sales in the region. Between April 2023 and August 2024, Sanchez sold 17 firearms, including several Glock semi-automatic pistols that could be converted to fully automatic weapons, along with 21 machine gun conversion devices. Notably, some of these firearms were linked to at least five shootings in Las Vegas, highlighting the potential dangers posed by illegal gun…
Gun rights advocates are escalating their challenge against Illinois’ ban on assault-style firearms and high-capacity magazines, seeking a decision from the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals in Chicago that could ultimately reach the U.S. Supreme Court. Legal representatives argue that the ban infringes upon the Second Amendment, asserting that the weapons in question, such as the AR-15, are commonly used for lawful self-defense purposes. The appeal follows a lower court ruling that found the Illinois law unconstitutional, a decision which the state’s Attorney General is contesting. This legal battle is part of a broader trend where federal courts nationwide have…
A spectacular military parade kicks off in Washington D.C. to commemorate the 250th birthday of the United States Army, showcasing an impressive lineup of tanks and troops. The event highlights the Army’s rich history and significant role in defending the nation, starting with a ceremonial 21-gun salute that reverberates through the nation’s capital. As thousands gather to witness this historic celebration, the parade serves not only as a tribute to the Army’s past but also emphasizes its ongoing commitment. This momentous occasion provides a unique opportunity for attendees to reflect on the sacrifices made by service members throughout the years…
The Texas Gun and Knife Association hosts a vibrant gun show at the Abilene Convention Center, attracting attendees from across Texas eager to showcase firearms and related products. Participants and vendors emphasize the event as a celebration of American freedoms, with Air Force Veteran David Andrews highlighting, “We’re exercising our freedoms,” as a core element of the gathering. With a diverse range of items available for purchase, from guns to bullets, the show provides a unique platform for businesses and enthusiasts alike. Many attendees express pride in participating, viewing the event as a vital expression of their rights in the…
An Albany man has been sentenced to seven years in state prison for possessing two illegal firearms following an assault on a woman. Atiba Alfred, 26, was apprehended by police in March 2024 after officers witnessed him striking a woman multiple times and attempting to flee the scene. Upon his arrest, authorities discovered that he was carrying two handguns, one of which was reported stolen from Virginia. Alfred had previously pleaded guilty to second-degree criminal possession of a weapon and was awaiting sentencing when he was arrested again for robbery, prompting a judge to impose the maximum sentence due to…
A man is in custody following an alarming discovery by New Jersey Transit Police at Newark Penn Station, where they found three handguns and two rifles linked to an unattended bag. The investigation was prompted by the discovery of the bag near an Amtrak train, prompting police to halt train traffic temporarily in Trenton while they assessed the situation. The individual, who had purchased a ticket for a train to Virginia, attempted to resist arrest but was ultimately taken into custody. A K9 unit cleared the train as authorities worked to address the incident, raising concerns about safety and security…