Author: Gunner Quinn

A 21-year-old man, Montrell McLaurin Jr., already charged with murder in a 2024 shooting in Portage, is arrested again for allegedly carrying handguns unlawfully. This arrest marks McLaurin’s third related to gun possession since the murder allegations came to light. Law enforcement officers found two loaded firearms in a vehicle he was driving after being stopped for not displaying visible registration in the city on Thursday. During their search, police discovered one handgun within reach of McLaurin under the passenger seat, further intensifying the gravity of his legal troubles. He now faces two new counts of unlawfully carrying a handgun,…

Cardio training is something that not every hunter necessarily wants to do, but needs to do. When addressing your aerobic capacity, you can utilize straightforward, traditional methods like long-distance running or biking, but at Mayhem Hunt, we prefer to incorporate high-intensity training to cater to the demands of hunting.High-intensity training delivers measurable outcomes for hunters. This means we’ll be able to carry heavier loads for longer distances and recover faster in the field. We’ll also notice gains in the gym, along with those in things like heavier lifting numbers, faster workout times, and sustaining higher efforts for longer periods of…

The Department of Justice, under President Donald Trump’s direction, has proposed a significant rule change that may grant gun ownership rights to millions of Americans currently barred from owning firearms due to past criminal convictions. This new rule, revealed on Friday, aims to offer a path for restoring rights to individuals whose eligibility has been limited by federal law, while permitting the attorney general to make final decisions on these cases. Attorney General Pam Bondi emphasized the need for this change, stating that many Americans have been “permanently disenfranchised” from exercising their constitutional rights. Notably, this proposal will exclude undocumented…

Dive Bomb Industries, a prominent name in the waterfowl hunting gear market, has officially relocated its headquarters to Hazelwood, Missouri, unveiling a spacious 8,000-square-foot showroom. This new facility, located at 5555 St. Louis Mills Blvd, showcases their signature products such as duck and goose decoys and durable hunting blinds, all displayed in a striking 20-foot clear-height setting designed for both customers and fans. To celebrate the grand opening, Dive Bomb Industries is hosting SquadFest 2025 on July 18-19, inviting outdoor enthusiasts to explore the new showroom. This two-day event will feature special product sales, live music, and exclusive access to…

A 29-year-old Bronx man has been indicted on multiple felony charges, including first-degree assault, for allegedly slashing an MTA conductor in the face during an unprovoked attack last month. Isaiah Thompson is accused of using a sharp object to inflict two facial lacerations on 36-year-old conductor Lynette Pierce while she was on duty at the Whitlock Avenue subway station, an incident that was captured on surveillance video. The attack occurred on June 10, and Pierce required eight stitches to treat her injuries at St. Barnabas Hospital. Following a warrant for his arrest, Thompson was taken into custody at his home…

Indiana lawmakers pass legislation allowing residents aged 18 and older to carry handguns without a permit, a move framed as aligning with Second Amendment rights. The controversial bill, approved amidst a divided Republican Senate, now awaits Governor Eric Holcomb’s signature or potential veto, putting him in a delicate political position that could influence his future. Under House Bill 1296, the state joins 21 others with similar laws, which advocates argue protect the right to carry freely while opponents voice concerns over public safety and the impact of eliminating a permitting system. As the political landscape continues to shift, this bill…

A recent study by the Cato Institute, led by historian Clayton E. Cramer and activist David Burnett, sheds light on the often-overlooked side of gun usage in America: self-defense cases. Their research estimates that defensive gun uses range from tens of thousands to as high as 2 million incidents per year, challenging the common narrative centered on gun-related crimes. The study, titled “Tough Targets: When Criminals Face Armed Resistance From Citizens,” examines a sample of 5,000 cases from newspaper reports between 2003 and 2011. The authors argue that these figures likely undercount actual instances, especially those where firearms are not…

An Army veteran has been sentenced to two years in prison after authorities discovered he posted antisemitic content online while also illegally possessing firearms. The case highlights the intersection of online hate speech and the serious issue of illegal gun ownership in the United States. Investigators found that the veteran’s social media activity included egregious expressions of Jew-hatred, raising concerns about the potential for violence driven by extremism. This sentencing underscores the judicial system’s response to both hate crimes and firearm violations in an increasingly polarized environment. Read full story at www.columbusjewishnews.com Read the full article here

The Delaware Department of Justice, in collaboration with End Community Violence Now and Leaders in Transition, hosts a town hall on July 21 to discuss pressing gun violence issues in Dover. This event follows community members’ calls for action during a recent City Council meeting, highlighting the urgent need for crime prevention and safety initiatives in the area. Scheduled from 5:30 to 8 p.m. at the Sankofa Cultural Arts Center, the town hall will focus on several key areas, including educational initiatives and economic development strategies. With Leaders in Transition Coordinator Ronald Handy set to speak, attendees can expect a…

Armed Citizen® Today A 40-year-old Mississippi man with a criminal history was shot by a homeowner as he attempted to break into a property in Jones County, Miss. County deputies arrested the man at a local hospital, where he was seeking treatment for a single gunshot wound to his arm. He was charged for breaking into a nearby residence, as well as the theft of a motor vehicle from a separate property. At the time of the incident, the man was on “supervised release” from the Mississippi Dept. of Corrections in relation to two previous burglary convictions. (WHLT News; 4/14/25;…