Author: Gunner Quinn

A federal judge has upheld Colorado’s law requiring individuals to be 21 or older to purchase firearms, reinforcing age-based restrictions in the state. This decision comes from Chief U.S. District Judge Philip A. Brimmer, who agrees with the 10th Circuit Court’s ruling that such laws do not violate the Second Amendment rights of individuals. Notably, this ruling contrasts with a previous Supreme Court decision that struck down gun restrictions in New York, highlighting the ongoing national divide over firearm regulations. Colorado’s law, supported by Governor Jared Polis, aims to enhance public safety and is one of several state-level regulations addressing…

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This June, which marks Gun Violence Awareness Month, Cure Violence ICT actively promotes awareness and advocacy against gun violence in Wichita. The organization emphasizes the importance of community involvement, coinciding with National Wear Orange Day, a symbolic event to honor those affected by gun violence. In light of recent incidents and ongoing concerns surrounding gun violence, the initiative aims to foster dialogue and education among locals, exploring preventative measures and advocating for safer communities. As tragedies continue to unfold, the organization serves as a critical voice in an effort to address this pressing issue and promote change. Read full story…

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A 17-year-old boy is shot in the hip in the Bronx, reportedly by a gunman fleeing the scene on a Citi Bike, just hours after two other teens are injured in separate gunfire incidents. The violent events highlight a troubling surge in youth-related gun violence, as the boy, who is now stable at Harlem Hospital, becomes a victim in a city already grappling with rising crime rates. This incident follows a midday shooting where two 17-year-olds, initially thought to be innocent bystanders, are wounded by stray bullets in the Mount Hope neighborhood. The increase in youth violence has prompted concern…

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Albany Police Chief Brendan Cox emphasizes the rising danger these weapons pose to public safety, especially after seizing a switch from a suspect in a high-traffic area near a library frequented by children. With the legislative deadline approaching on June 12, the urgency to address this growing threat has never been more critical for the community. Read full story at www.news10.com Read the full article here

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Zebedee Alexander Johnson, 35, has entered a guilty plea for his role in an armed robbery that occurred at a Clinton convenience store in 2022. During the heist, Johnson and four accomplices brandished a firearm, coerced an employee into submission, and used a circular saw to access an ATM, leaving with approximately $35,020 in cash. At the time of the robbery, Johnson was on federal supervised release for a previous drug offense, which barred him from committing further crimes. He now confronts a minimum of five years and up to life in federal prison, with additional years for violating his…

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In a troubling surge of violence, the Bronx experiences five shootings in just 48 hours, leaving two teenagers wounded as innocent bystanders. The latest incidents occurred on East 176th Street, where surveillance footage shows a gunman casually firing shots in broad daylight, striking two 17-year-olds who are now hospitalized and expected to survive. The NYPD is actively investigating the ongoing violence, which has also involved a 15-year-old victim and a 50-year-old man shot later in the evening. Amid rising concerns over youth violence, police report a significant drop in overall shootings this year but have noted a concerning increase in…

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Discover the precision and performance of the Hunting Laser Rangefinder with Rechargeable Battery, expertly designed for avid hunters. This advanced rangefinder provides accurate distance measurements up to 1000 yards, ensuring every shot is calculated with confidence. Say goodbye to guesswork and hello to precision in your hunts. The lightweight design makes this rangefinder a practical companion in the field, offering effortless portability without sacrificing functionality. Built with durable materials and a rechargeable battery for extended use, this highly efficient tool is the powerhouse of your hunting gear collection. It empowers you to make informed decisions, ultimately enhancing your success rate…

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Introducing the PSA PA-15 16″ Phosphate A2 Mid-Length 5.56 NATO Classic AR-15 Rifle—a firearm that seamlessly combines rugged reliability and performance precision in the versatile platform of an AR-15. Engineered to fulfill the highest standards of tactical and competitive shooting, this rifle is the perfect addition for enthusiasts and experts alike looking to enhance their armory. Its mid-length gas system offers smoother recoil and improved accuracy, allowing for a more consistent shooting experience whether at the range or in the field. The phosphate coating ensures enduring durability against the elements, making this rifle not only a practical choice but also…

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On Friday, communities across the Central Savannah River Area (CSRA) come together to raise awareness about gun violence by wearing orange, a color symbolizing the movement. Events include gatherings in Waynesboro with mayors, children, and local leaders, highlighting the rise in teen violence during summer months and calling for unity to end the scourge of gun violence. Notably, Phyllis Jackson, a local activist and gun violence survivor, joins the movement after losing her son in 2019. As part of a larger effort that includes organizations like “Moms Demand Action” and “Georgia Shift,” community members gather at the Jessye Norman Amphitheater…

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Survivors of gun violence and advocates convene in Lexington to amplify their voices during the launch of Wear Orange Weekend, aiming to raise awareness about the ongoing epidemic affecting the United States. Every day, 125 lives are lost to gun violence in the country, a statistic highlighted by activist Chuck Eddy, who spoke to a crowd of approximately 45 people outside the Robert F. Stephens Courthouse Plaza. Jamie Palumbo, who lost his brother to suicide by gun, shares the profound impact on families left behind, emphasizing the choice survivors face: to be consumed by tragedy or to channel their loss…

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