Author: Gunner Quinn
An 18-year-old woman dies and three others sustain injuries in a shooting incident that occurred in New Haven early Saturday morning. The New Haven Police Department reports that gunfire erupted around 2:34 a.m. at the intersection of Church Street and Center Street, where officers found three victims, including a 21-year-old man and two 18-year-old women. Tragically, one of the young women was pronounced dead at the scene and has not yet been identified. Alongside the responders, a second 21-year-old man arrived at Yale New Haven Hospital with a non-life-threatening gunshot wound. Investigators claim to have obtained camera footage that allegedly…
November 2, 1907: US banker J. P. Morgan locked more than 40 bankers in his library to force them to find ways to avert a New York banking crisis. (The Panic of 1907.) — November 2, 1948: Holland ended its rationing programs started during WWII for the distribution of textiles, meat, and cheese. — SurvivalBlog Writing Contest Today we present another entry for Round 121 of the SurvivalBlog non-fiction writing contest. The prizes for this round include: First Prize: A Gunsite Academy Three Day Course Certificate. This can be used for any of their one, two, or three-day course (a…
The trial of Torrance A. Norris, accused of fatally shooting 21-year-old Naim Jahace Bayete in March 2023, reveals compelling DNA evidence linking him to the crime. Witnesses testified that a ghost gun discovered in a mailbox bore Norris’s DNA, along with ballistic matches to shell casings from the shooting incident. This ghost gun, which surfaced mysteriously days after the murder, plays a crucial role in the prosecution’s case against Norris, who faces charges including criminal homicide. Testimony also highlights that the victim sustained multiple gunshot wounds, with a forensic pathologist confirming that the head wound was fatal. Additional DNA analysis…
Law enforcement in south Phoenix is actively seeking witnesses to an armed robbery that occurred on September 28 near 46th Street and Chandler Boulevard. The suspect, who threatened employees and bystanders by claiming he had a weapon, stole several items from a store before fleeing the scene. The police stress the importance of community assistance in apprehending the suspect and urge anyone with information to come forward. This incident highlights ongoing concerns regarding safety in public spaces, making it imperative for those who witnessed the event to help facilitate justice. Read full story at www.yahoo.com Read the full article here
Since the legalization of open carry for handguns in Texas six months ago, law enforcement reports indicate there have been no major incidents related to the new law, sparking discussions about public safety and the implications of visibly carrying firearms. Prominent police figures initially opposed the legislation, fearing it could lead to increased danger for officers, particularly highlighted during chaotic events such as the recent Dallas shooting that claimed the lives of five policemen. Despite the initial fears, police officials and lawmakers have noted a surprising lack of serious complaints or violence associated with open carry. Critics, including state representatives,…
Seattle Space Week captivates attendees with a demonstration of Wave Motion Launch Corporation’s Jet Gun prototype, a groundbreaking hypersonic projectile propulsion system. This innovation employs a concentrated blast of gas to propel projectiles at speeds significantly exceeding that of sound, promising to be 100 times more compact than conventional rockets. Co-founders Finn van Donkelaar and James Penna highlight the Jet Gun’s potential for military applications while seeking to transform space travel dynamics. With financial backing from the U.S. Army and Navy, this technology aims for trajectories reaching Mach 20 speeds, potentially redefining future aerospace and defense capabilities. Read full story…
Research from the University of Kansas reveals that Americans’ attitudes toward gun access have not significantly shifted following the murder of conservative activist Charlie Kirk on September 10. A survey conducted before and after the incident showed no notable changes in overall support for the Second Amendment, indicating that while Democrats slightly increased their support for gun limits, Republicans decreased their support by a comparable margin. Despite Kirk’s outspoken defense of gun rights and his acknowledgment of the potential costs associated with them, the study highlights a persistent divide in opinions along political and demographic lines. Notably, 58% of respondents…
After two decades of near-immunity granted to gun manufacturers by Congress, several blue states are implementing new laws aimed at holding these companies accountable for gun violence. Connecticut’s recent legislation allows lawsuits against gun makers and sellers if they fail to prevent illegal firearm possession, joining nine other states that have taken similar legislative action since 2021. These new laws have sparked controversy, with gun rights advocates arguing they violate the 2005 Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act, which shields gun companies from liability for crimes committed with their products. In contrast, supporters of the laws argue that they…
Authorities have identified 34-year-old Cameron Oberlin as the man involved in a shooting incident with Mesa police, where he allegedly fired at officers before dying from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. The confrontation began after police responded to a trespassing call, leading to a chaotic standoff that ended with Oberlin’s shooting of an officer, who has since been released from the hospital and is recovering well. During the police response, Oberlin initially refused to leave his vehicle and later attempted to flee, prompting a pursuit. Despite efforts to subdue him with less-lethal weapons, he opened fire on the officers, injuring one…
Sonoran Desert Institute (SDI) announces significant updates to its Associate of Science and Certificate in Firearms Technology programs, set to launch in January 2026. These enhancements are the result of extensive collaboration with students, faculty, and industry partners, focusing on real-world applications to better prepare graduates for careers in firearms technology. Key improvements include earlier hands-on experience with project firearms, an innovative tabletop lathe course for manual machining skills, and expanded coverage of firearms types. Alongside maintaining popular electives, these updates reflect SDI’s commitment to delivering an education aligned with current industry demands, allowing students to navigate diverse career paths,…