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Authorities arrest 37-year-old Gabriel Henry Garavito in Moreno Valley after he is found intoxicated and armed with an untraceable assault rifle. Deputies from the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department responded to reports of domestic violence and discovered Garavito outside a home with drug paraphernalia visible inside his vehicle. Upon searching the car, deputies find a compact AR-15 style rifle, narcotics, cash, and equipment indicative of drug sales. Garavito, already a convicted felon, faces multiple charges, including possession of a controlled substance while armed and possession of a large-capacity magazine. He is currently released on bail but also has a pending…
In a tragic incident at a child’s birthday party in Stockton, California, four individuals, including three children, are killed, and eleven others are injured, leading state leaders to demand urgent action against gun violence. Amidst the shock and grief, former Stockton Mayor Michael Tubbs emphasizes that prayers alone are insufficient and insists on addressing deeper societal issues like poverty and lack of opportunity. As the shooter remains at large, local lawmakers, including newly appointed Senate President Pro Tempore Monique Limón, stress the importance of reviewing existing gun laws in light of the state’s ongoing struggle with gun violence. They seek…
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The 2025 deer rifle hunting season in Pennsylvania officially kicks off after Thanksgiving, lasting from November 29 to December 13. This year also marks a significant change, as hunters can now hunt on Sundays for the first time due to the lifting of a decades-long ban, though hunting is prohibited in State Parks on December 7. As thousands of hunters head outdoors, safety remains a top priority. Hunters are required to wear at least 250 square inches of fluorescent orange clothing for visibility, while nonhunters are encouraged to do the same, especially on state game lands. Additionally, proper trigger discipline…
In 2025, a younger generation of mobsters is redefining organized crime through high-tech methods, including illegal bookmaking and cryptocurrency scams. The alleged involvement of Gen Z individuals in a recent online betting operation, financed by reputed mobster Joseph “Little Joe” Perna, highlights this shift, as family ties steeped in crime continue to influence younger participants like 25-year-old Joseph Magno. Moreover, these modern mobsters leverage technology for activities such as money laundering and identity theft, replacing the traditional violent intimidation tactics of their predecessors. Experts point out that with the rise of digital communication, evidence for prosecutions often comes directly from…
Authorities are actively searching for a suspect in a Stockton mass shooting that resulted in the deaths of four individuals, including three children, and left 11 others injured. The incident occurred at a banquet hall during a family celebration on November 29, and Sheriff’s deputies are urging anyone with information to assist in the investigation. In response to this tragedy, Stockton Mayor Christina Fugazi announced a $25,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of the shooter, with contributions from local officials to enhance support for the case. A GoFundMe campaign has also been launched to support the family of…
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Ten states, spurred by rising gun violence, have passed new laws to make it easier to sue firearm manufacturers and sellers, challenging two decades of federal immunity granted by the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act. Connecticut’s latest law, which took effect this month, allows lawsuits against gun companies if they fail to prevent firearms from reaching prohibited individuals, marking a significant shift in accountability within the gun industry. These legislative changes come amid a flurry of lawsuits against gun makers, with advocates arguing that they compel manufacturers to operate more responsibly and help prevent future tragedies. Notably, legal…
