Author: Gunner Quinn
Wichita police are actively seeking the public’s assistance to identify a suspect involved in an armed robbery that occurred on May 8. The incident took place at a business located in the 4200 block of S. Seneca, where the robber held a clerk at gunpoint before making off with cash and liquor. As the investigation continues, authorities emphasize the importance of community involvement in solving this case. The incident raises concerns about safety in the area, prompting officials to urge anyone with information to come forward. Read full story at hayspost.com Read the full article here
Citigroup has announced a significant reversal of its 2018 policy that restricted banking services for gun sellers. This change comes amid mounting pressure from former President Donald Trump and several Republican-led states who opposed the initial restrictions aimed at curbing gun violence. The decision to lift the restrictions reflects a growing trend of financial institutions reassessing their policies on firearm-related businesses. As Citigroup responds to political pressure, the implications for gun control advocacy and the banking sector’s role in such issues are expected to be widely discussed in upcoming debates. Read full story at www.ibtimes.co.uk Read the full article here
Citibank recently announced the reversal of a 2018 policy that restricted Second Amendment rights for its clients, citing a commitment to fair access to banking services. The decision follows concerns about its previous policy, which required certain restrictions on firearms sales by commercial clients, and anticipates compliance with evolving regulatory conditions under a new political climate. The bank’s decision comes amid increasing scrutiny of financial institutions’ policies on political affiliations and their impact on access to services. Executive director of Consumers’ Research, Will Hild, criticized the original policy while welcoming the recent change, asserting that no organization should discriminate based…
Four teenage boys are arrested after an armed robbery incident outside the Staten Island Mall, where they allegedly threatened two victims with a firearm. The robbery occurred on Saturday evening when the suspects approached the 16- and 15-year-old victims, seizing a mask and sweatshirt from them. Authorities report that two of the suspects, aged 13 and 15, have been charged with multiple offenses, including second degree robbery and weapon possession. Two older teenagers, aged 15 and 17, also face similar charges in connection with the crime. Fortunately, no injuries were reported during the incident, raising questions about safety in the…
Federal immigration authorities have detained the wife and five children of Mohamed Sabry Soliman, the suspect in a recent fire attack in Boulder that injured twelve individuals during a demonstration. Homeland Security officials announced that the family is now in expedited removal proceedings and may face deportation amid ongoing investigations into whether they had prior knowledge of Soliman’s plans. Soliman, an Egyptian immigrant living in the U.S. illegally after overstaying a tourist visa, is charged with multiple state crimes and a federal hate crime. The attack, which involved the use of Molotov cocktails and a makeshift flamethrower, has raised concerns…
On National Gun Violence Awareness Day, local organizations in Savannah unite for the 11th annual End the Cycle, Stop Gun Violence event, aiming to support a community grappling with recent tragedies. The event draws attention to the pressing issue of gun violence after the recent loss of two children in Bulloch County, prompting community leaders and non-profit organizations to engage in educational dialogues on prevention and safety with attendees. Significantly, the Savannah Police report a decline in aggravated assaults involving firearms, with 129 cases recorded between January and May last year, compared to a reduction of 11 cases this year.…
A federal appeals court upholds California’s ban on gun shows at state-owned properties, reaffirming the legislation designed to enhance gun safety. This ruling comes in response to a previous federal judge’s decision that temporarily allowed the return of popular events like the Crossroads of the West Gun Show, which had been a fixture in Orange County for nearly three decades before the ban was enacted. In a unanimous 3-0 ruling, the court determined that the prohibition on gun sales does not infringe upon the Second Amendment rights of individuals, noting that nearby licensed dealers provide similar access to firearms. The…
In an effort to combat gun violence, local families and community leaders gather at Gaines Park for the “Hope Dealers Rally for Peace,” part of the national Wear Orange Weekend. This movement honors survivors of gun violence and aims to foster a safe, peaceful summer by engaging residents in activities that focus on reducing violence through community outreach. Organized by Inner City Innovators, the rally features personal accounts, including that of speaker Norman Austin, who lost his brother to gun violence. Attendees participate in a moment of silence and discussions that emphasize teaching young people that guns are not the…
Nancy Maxwell, the executive director of Carbondale United, emphasizes the organization’s mission to address the increasing gun violence in the city, which she perceives as a troubling trend reminiscent of her past life in Chicago. Founded over five years ago, the nonprofit seeks to combat the root causes of violence by engaging the community and raising awareness through initiatives like the national “Wear Orange” campaign, inspired by the tragic shooting of a teen in Chicago in 2013. This growing movement reflects a nationwide effort to curb gun violence, with Maxwell expressing a personal commitment rooted in her experience as a…
Many game and fish departments maintain a few small and informal shooting ranges sprinkled throughout their respective states. Their primary purpose is sight-in convenience before hunting season’s opening day. Rules are strict, safety officers rare, and handguns are often not allowed. Most are small, underdeveloped and closed to the public large chunks of the year. That rudimentary approach to serving the growing number of gun owners is quickly changing, at least in the western U.S. At least two states are managing large, family-friendly shooting ranges with amenities that attract firearm enthusiasts from hours away, often internationally. Another pair are in…