Traveling can be hectic. Doing it around the holidays…even more so. Add in flying with a firearm and, well, that can be more than some people are prepared to adequately deal with.
At least 10 people were shot when three to four gunmen opened fire on a group standing outside a Queens nightclub where a private event was taking place Wednesday night.
As we always caution in the immediate aftermath of high profile incidents, initial reports are frequently wrong. That includes statements issued by the consummate law enforcement professionals at the FBI.
Grady Judd is a tough-talking lawman who’s been Sheriff in Polk County for 20 years. He’s the sheriff whose deputies shot a cop-killer. Sixty-eight times.
While home invader Jorge Nestevan Flores-Toledo was absorbing “several” bullets, his partner in crime, Michel Soto-Mela, took off into the night, but deputies using dogs ran him down a few blocks away.
As the Magdeburg, Germany Christmas market terrorist attack has shown, restrictive gun control laws don’t guarantee public safety against determined acts of murder and mayhem anywhere in the world.
Today the Third Circuit reaffirmed its earlier finding that someone who commits a “nonviolent, nondangerous misdemeanor” and hasn’t been incarcerated can’t be deprived of his Second Amendment rights.
In the mind of the New York Giants, the New York City subway system was too dangerous for its star quarterback. If that’s the case, how is the average New Yorker or tourist expected to fare when they head underground?
No one in the White House issued any calls for more gun control after the shooting in Butler, Pennsylvania. Or after the second failed Trump assassination attempt. Or after a CEO was murdered on the streets of New York. Go figure.
An armed “juvenile” broke into the Abundant Life Christian School in Madison, Wisconsin late this morning and opened fire. According to early reports, at least five people are dead.
