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Key Takeaways The Justice Department opened an investigation on October 22 into firearm permit delays and denials by Middletown and Waterbury, Connecticut police departments. The DOJ says the two departments […]
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Key Takeaways A group of Illinois gun owners asked a Seventh Circuit panel on Oct. 28 to strike down the state’s 1961 firearm suppressor ban. U.S. District Judge David Dugan […]
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Key Takeaways A 25-year-old licensed gun carrier was shot in the left leg during an armed robbery on Germantown Avenue in Philadelphia around 2:19 a.m. Four men robbed the carrier’s […]
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Key Takeaways The Anderson County Sheriff’s Office announced no charges will be filed after a deadly domestic dispute shooting on Port Royal Road on Sept. 30. An extensive investigation conducted […]
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Key Takeaways A dispute between two acquaintances ended with one person shot in the shoulder at the Taco Bell on 5th Street in Charlottesville around 9 a.m. Sunday. Charlottesville Police […]
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Key Takeaways The Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division has formally notified Glendale, California, that it plans to sue over concealed carry permit costs. Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon says Glendale’s […]
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Key Takeaways A 25-year-old San Antonio man shot his girlfriend’s 35-year-old brother during a family fight around 3:30 a.m. Friday, Aug. 21. Police say the brother was actively hitting his […]
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Key Takeaways Massachusetts gun owners face an Oct. 28 deadline to register their firearms with the state, six days before voters decide the law’s fate. Gov. Maura Healey signed an […]
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Key Takeaways Federal firearms licensees will soon be able to run background checks on their current and prospective employees through the FBI’s NICS system. The Firearm Handler Check Final Rule […]
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Key Takeaways Ohio Senate Bill 214, introduced by Sen. Kyle Koehler, would remove suppressors from the state’s dangerous ordnance classification. The bill passed the Ohio Senate 31-1 in March and […]