Author: Gunner Quinn

The Kalamazoo Department of Public Safety (KDPS) is reaching out to the community for assistance in identifying a suspect connected to a series of break-ins in the 2800 block of Portage Street. During these incidents, several crossbows and related items valued at thousands of dollars were reported stolen, prompting an investigation by local authorities. Surveillance footage captured the suspect as a white man of average height and build, typically dressed in a sweater or jacket, along with a face mask and gloves. KDPS encourages anyone with information regarding the suspect or the stolen property to contact their Criminal Investigations Division…

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Texas deer and quail hunting seasons officially start on November 1, drawing in enthusiasts from around the state eager to participate in these longstanding traditions. The deer season will run through January 2026, specifically from November 1 to January 4 in the North Zone and until January 18 in the South Zone. Notably, the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department reports approximately 5.3 million white-tailed deer in the state, with current conditions promising slightly above-average to average antler quality due to a fruitful growing season. In addition to deer, quail hunting will be open until February 28, 2026, allowing hunters to…

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Abby Zwerner, a first-grade teacher shot by her 6-year-old student, testifies in her $40 million lawsuit against former assistant principal Ebony Parker, who allegedly ignored warnings about the child’s possession of a firearm. During her emotional testimony, Zwerner recounts the harrowing moment she was shot, recalling thoughts of dying while describing the student’s “blank” face at the time of the incident. Her lawsuit claims Parker failed to act on multiple concerns raised by staff about the child’s violent tendencies and possible gun possession prior to the shooting on January 6, 2023. Zwerner’s ongoing physical and emotional challenges from the shooting…

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The Franklin County Coroner’s Office has identified a 7-year-old boy, Ryan Rodriguez, who died after fatally shooting himself with an unsecured gun at his home on October 26 in Columbus. Police responded to the scene in the 1500 block of Grandview Avenue following reports of an accident and found that the young boy had gained access to the firearm, which discharged and fatally injured him. This tragic incident raises urgent questions about firearm safety, particularly regarding the storage of guns in homes with children. As the investigation continues, the local prosecutor’s office will determine if any criminal charges will follow,…

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Deer hunting season in Tennessee is set to reach its peak in early November, according to Matthew Cameron of the Tennessee Wildlife Resource Agency (TWRA). This year’s muzzleloader season runs from November 8 through November 21, providing hunters with a prime opportunity to engage during one of the busiest times of the year. As deer become more active during this period, hunters are expected to take full advantage of the heightened activity. Matthew Cameron emphasizes the significance of timing for both deer and hunters alike, making this a crucial period for wildlife enthusiasts and conservation efforts in the region. Read…

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Jewel Harden, a 76-year-old member of the Crown Kingdom Cultural Center in North Augusta, South Carolina, was tragically shot dead during a robbery as she returned home from church on Sunday. Harden, who was at a gas station when the incident occurred, was one of two victims targeted by the armed suspect, identified as 21-year-old J’Shawn Deontae Dukes. The local community mourns Harden, who was described as a faithful worshiper and a pillar of her church. Her family started a GoFundMe campaign to honor her memory, highlighting her gentleness and love for others. Witnesses and church members recall her infectious…

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A 28-year-old Pawtucket man, Jovon Depina, has been sentenced to life in prison for the first-degree murder of Jovani Velez during a drug transaction. Convicted after pleading guilty to multiple charges, including conspiracy and possession of a ghost gun, Depina faces additional consecutive years for the firearm offense. The incident occurred on January 30, 2022, when Depina and his co-defendant met Velez in a parking lot to sell him cocaine. Following an argument, Depina left but later returned armed, ultimately shooting Velez in the stomach, which led to his death. This case highlights the dangers surrounding drug deals and gun…

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Armed Citizen® Today A 23-year-old man is dead after attacking a rideshare driver in Fort Mill, S.C., who was armed and willing to defend himself. Police say the 23-year-old suspect had asked for the rideshare pick-up at a local Motel 6. When the driver arrived, the suspect attacked him in the parking lot with a stun gun and allegedly attempted to strangle the driver before he drew a firearm and fired. The suspect was killed by the shots. After an initial investigation and questioning, police released an update, saying the shooting was a case of self-defense and that no charges…

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When it comes to engineering modern handguns, few companies have the resume of Walther Arms. The German brand has been a steadfast designer since the late 19th century and it continues to turn out successful new blueprints by the decade. And as time seems to advance with Walther, so have its practices, and it has become a known source for performance-driven guns with focus on function and ergonomics. Its latest accomplishment, the Performance Duty Pistol series, came as a groundbreaking new product for Walther beginning in about 2020 and has gone on to see several line extensions since. One example…

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The daring operation went down in Estes Park, a resort town northwest of Denver. It’s unclear how the moose managed to get stuck in the fast-moving current, but a spokesperson for Colorado Parks and Wildlife says the animal was exhausted by the time they pulled it from the drink.CPW officers, along with officials with the Bureau of Reclamation, used ropes and straps to secure the moose’s head above water before tranquilizing it to keep it calm. They then used a crane and a saddle around its torso to slowly lift it to shore.Officials set the moose down gently, tucking its…

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