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WV: Jury Finds Woman Acted in Self-Defense
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A jury has found Brittany Keene not guilty of malicious assault. The jury returned the verdict around 6:30 p.m. "We are grateful the jury saw the truth," said Shawn Fluharty, of Harris Law Offices. "West Virginia law is clear that you have the right to defend not only yourself, but in this instance, your unborn child. That's exactly what Ms. Keene did and we are happy that tonight she can go home to her family." |
FL: At NRA's Urging, State Senate Advances 'Gang Members Protection' Act
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Last week, a Florida senate committee advanced an NRA-backed bill that one critic dubbed a �gang members protection� act, since it would make it harder for the state to convict killers and others who claim self-defense. Right now, murder charges are handled the way most other criminal charges are handled. The state charges someone with murder. Then, at trial, the defendant is free to offer whatever defense he or she wants � whether it�s a claim of innocence, mental illness, self-defense or what have you. |
KS: Home Owner Shoots Knife- Wielding Intruder in Self-Defense
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It's a frightening ordeal to imagine, but one Baxter Springs resident was recently the victim of an attempted home invasion in broad daylight. The nightmarish situation forced the homeowner into what is being called a self-defense shooting. The home invasion occurred early Sunday afternoon at 234 East 6th Street, in Baxter Springs. |
MN: Scarsella Relives Shooting of Protesters
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In front of a packed courtroom Monday, Allen Scarsella described the intense moments leading up to the moment he opened fire on Jamar Clark protesters he claims were assaulting him. It was Scarsella's second day testifying in his own defense in the trial resulting from a shooting at a Black Lives Matter protest in November 2015. He told jurors that protesters first approached him and his group of friends in a seemingly friendly way, and then things took a turn. |
FL: Several Guns Stolen From Oceana County Shop
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Detectives are investigating the theft of 17 guns from an Oceana County gun shop. The break-in was reported at Joe�s Gun Shop on West Adams Road in Weare Township Saturday, according to Oceana County Sheriff Craig Mast. According to Mast, 17 guns were taken from the store. Some of the guns were handguns, while others were long guns. |
WY: Guns Bills Advance in House
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Several bills to loosen Wyoming's gun restrictions have won preliminary approval in the state House. Representatives on Monday advanced bills that would allow people to carry guns on college campuses and in government meetings and allow school districts to decide whether to arm some school staff. |
Mark L. Hopkins: More on guns and the Second Amendment
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A few months back I wrote a column entitled, "Guns don't kill people. Really?" My column usually will draw between 30 and 40 responses each week, some positive and some negative. The "Guns don't kill people," column kept me answering emails through much of the next week and beyond. Beginning today, I am going to write three columns that relate to the "gun" issue of The Second Amendment of the Constitution. The others will appear over the next couple of weeks. So, stay tuned. |
FL: Guns Stolen from Police Cars not Recovered, No Arrests
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Authorities have not made any arrests or recovered the two high-powered rifles stolen from police cars in Orlando and Eustis during the weekend. The wife of Tavares police Officer Jared Blessing called police Sunday after she saw someone had broken into her husband�s patrol car, which was parked in the driveway of their Eustis home. |
WY: Lawmakers Reject Family's Request for Waiting Period on Guns
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Last summer, Nate Kearns of Laramie received a commercial driver�s license and began earning more money. He underwent LASIK surgery to improve his eyesight and had purchased new fishing equipment. He also loved to camp. And if Nate was in a University of Wyoming stadium, he was the loudest Cowboys fan, said his father, Jim Kearns. But weeks later, on Aug. 29, he shot himself, Kearns told the House Judiciary Committee on Monday afternoon. Nate was 33. |
AR: ASU System Opposes Guns on Campus
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The Arkansas State University System opposes a bill that would allow faculty and staff of public colleges and universities to carry handguns on campus, the system's president said Friday. In a written statement, Chuck Welch said the ASU System agrees with Gov. Asa Hutchinson that "decisions regarding guns on campus should be made at the local level."
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Jonathan Hoffman: Tucson Should Treat Guns With The Reverence Intended by The Founders
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Sometimes we pick up an item of knowledge that opens up a deeper understanding. Such was the case for me recently when I heard Dr. Larry Arnn of Hillsdale College comment on the Bill of Rights. The Bill of Rights, as you recall, is the first 10 amendments to the U.S. Constitution, which were added shortly after the document was approved. It is sort of a �Top Ten� list of the rights of a free people. Yet, I always wondered if there was a hierarchy within the Bill of Rights. According to Dr. Arnn, there is. |
Back to Basics: How Semi-Automatic Firearms Work
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The semi-automatic firearm is so standard now that many accept it as the way firearms have always worked. Truth is, getting a workable semi-automatic was as groundbreaking as the repeating firearm or center-fire primer. Like so many innovations, the semi-automatic firearm is older than most think, but it took a while to work out the wrinkles enough to get widespread attention. Ferdinand Ritter von Mannlicher, an Austrian engineer and small arms designer, is credited with the first semi-automatic firearm�a rifle�in 1885.
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Sturm, Ruger Is Now the Only Pure Play Gun Stock You Can Buy
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A little-known business of gunmaker Sturm, Ruger is suppressors. It's relatively new to that market, but it has made a lot of noise there nonetheless. Image source: Sturm, Ruger. And then there was one. Not that there was a lot of choice beforehand, but after Smith & Wesson decided to pursue the rugged outdoors market and change its corporate identity, Sturm, Ruger (NYSE: RGR) remains the only pure-play gun stock you can buy. For investors deciding whether there's still opportunity inherent in firearms, it's worthwhile to see if it makes sense to buy Ruger.
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Fear & Loading: Gun Collector Targeted
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Armed home invaders knew it was a gun owner they were robbing at 2 a.m. on Jan. 26 in Mississippi. It started with a pistol whipping and escalated to five shots in his legs�perhaps to coerce him to open the gun safe. It�s an ugly reminder for all of us to be careful who discovers you�re a firearm enthusiast.
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