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MA: Off -duty officer thwarts robbery suspect
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"Officer Jason Gilmore ...saw a man scuffling with an employee in the parking lot."
"Westwood police said a man wearing a ski mask had leaped over the counter of the bank inside the store, striking a teller and knocking her to the ground. He grabbed an undisclosed amount of cash and fled the building."
"Outside, while the man and the employee were tussling, Gilmore saw the bag explode, sending dye-streaked cash into the air." |
MN: Sides spar over hidden guns
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"Supporters wore yellow stickers declaring, 'Have gun, will vote.' Many of those opposed wore pink and buttons supporting the annual anti-gun Million Mom March."
"And both said Minnesota would be a safer place if their side prevailed." |
Namibia: Cops Point Guns At Protesters
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"Policemen yesterday cocked their guns to prevent angry women and children from lobbying legislators to pass the Domestic Violence Bill."
"The Police officers threatened to fire at the demonstrators, who were determined to seek President Sam Nujoma's support for the enactment the Domestic Violence Bill."
"However, the Police denied them access to Parliament." |
Dear LEO� Just Who Do You Think You Are?
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"If you, dear LEO, continue the way you�re going� then I am afraid that one day soon, many of you will find yourselves faced with a choice of using your 'power' against absolutely innocent people, or having your fellow officers use it against you. Our government now tramples our rights daily, and it is to you that they�ll look to protect them when enough of us get fed up with that trampling, so you might want to consider now what your final choice will be." |
TX: Bill would restrict gun records
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"A state lawmaker says she is trying to fight crime with legislation to restrict public access to information on people licensed to carry concealed handguns, but opponents say the proposal would result in hiding the identities of those who are packing heat." |
UK: Gang had machine gun
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"Three members of a suspected Yardie hit team who were caught with a lethal machine gun and military hardware face years behind bars."
"Marvin Herbert, 30, Darryl Hewitt, 32, and Paul Murdoch, 32, were spotted by police throwing a fully-loaded Ingram machine gun and silencer over a garden wall." |
America: global welfare provider
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... "Either you are a member of society that is hooked on the handouts provided by those who see themselves as superior; or, you are one of the ones who is paying for the goodies doled out by elected officials who see you as an endless revenue source. The system is flawed from conception because the process suspends the individual�s freedom to choose where his/her money goes. Individuals should be free to decide individually how the fruit of their labor will be distributed..." |
MO: Man Tells Judge He Wants Jesus As Lawyer
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"One count alleges Adams harassed Jacobs during a July 3 hearing by filing a letter in a court file saying he would sue the judge because he was incompetent." ...
"The second count alleges Adams tampered with a judicial officer on Aug. 13 by threatening to sue Jacobs for violating his civil rights. Adams was ordered removed from the court after he became antagonistic over Jacobs' ruling, according to records." ...
"Adams faces a maximum of 14 years in prison if convicted of both counts." |
ND: Bill would restore some gun rights
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"It should be easier for North Dakotans who are convicted of minor domestic assault to regain their right to have a gun, especially if carrying one is a job requirement, a Fargo legislator argued Tuesday."
� 'You should not lose your job because of a misdemeanor,' said Rep. Ron Iverson, R-Fargo.
Iverson is sponsoring a bill that would strip a person who is convicted of domestic violence of the right to have a gun. However, the right would be restored when the person is sentenced for the crime." |
NC: Suspect In Durham Home Invasion Dies
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"Police in Durham are investigating a home invasion Tuesday night that ended in the shooting death of one of the suspects."
"Authorities say the incident happened around 10:30 when two men stormed into a home on Roane Street. One of the men was said to have a gun."
"Police say the men struggled with the three people inside the home. One of the suspects, 30-year-old James Steven Thorpe, was shot and pronounced dead at the hospital."
"The second suspect fled the scene." |
EPIC turns on gunowners
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"EPIC is participating as an amicus in this case in order to illustrate that, through the use of technology, the government can code the information before releasing it, thereby shedding the necessary sunlight on government activities while protecting individual privacy rights. EPIC is further arguing that the enactment of "electronic" FOIA legislation in 1996 constitutes a congressional recognition that technology can be employed to enhance open government." |
CT: Robbery victim fights back, called stupid by media (Another version)
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"Police say the boy along with another teen from New Britain came to Manchester looking for an easy victim to rob. Instead, they were showered with bullets by their potential prey." ...
"Sgt. John Wilson, Manchester police: 'In a situation like this, I wouldn't recommend fighting back. The odds of surviving are very slim. . . . He was brave, but stupid.' " ...
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MN: Minnesota House panel approves handgun permit measure
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"The shoot-out over concealed guns began in the Legislature Tuesday, with a committee approving a bill allowing more Minnesotans to carry handguns."
� 'The United States Constitution gives citizens the right to possess a means to protect themselves,' Rep. Linda Boudreau said, but current Minnesota law restricts that right." |
CA: Contra Costa judge orders rapist freed from mental hospital
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"Nobody seems to want rapist Cary Verse freed from Atascadero State Hospital."
"But despite objections from the Contra Costa County district attorney, state health officials and Verse's own doctors - Superior Court Judge John Minney has ordered him released."
"Verse has twice been convicted of violent sexual attacks. Under Minney's order, Verse could be free as early as Friday. He says he wants to live in Martinez." |
OH: Seneca County judge objects to state gun law
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"A Seneca County judge has ruled that Ohio's law against carrying a concealed weapon is unconstitutional."
" 'The statute deprives Ohio citizens of an effective means of self-defense,' said Common Pleas Judge Michael P. Kelbley in an 18-page ruling filed Tuesday. 'The Constitution states in clear terms that the people of Ohio have the right to bear arms.' " |
To Shrink the Size of Government, We Must Get Political
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"These individuals come from all stripes of life and often vary on political issues ranging from the death penalty and abortion to school vouchers and immigration to the War on Iraq and the War on Terror. But one element binds these freedom-seekers to unite: ... The innate desire to shrink the size, scope, intrusiveness, and power of government at all levels and return it to the American ideal of individual liberty, personal responsibility, and small government." |
Anti-terror program would comb personal information
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"Financed by more than $20 million in government contracts, researchers are taking the first steps toward developing a system that could sift through the financial, telephone, travel and medical records of millions of people in hopes of identifying terrorists before they strike." |
OR: ATF arrests Beaverton man for shipping weapons to Japan
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"A Japanese national has been arrested on charges of running an illegal gun business that shipped weapons to his home country."
"The US Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives last week filed a criminal complaint against Kozo Wada alleging he was illegally selling guns in Japan, received or possessed guns that weren't registered to him and possessed a machine gun without the proper registration." |
UT: Young punks find guns easy to get
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"Phil has never had a problem finding guns. Even when he was 13, obtaining a firearm was no problem."
"Today Phil, who asked that his real name not be used, is 23 and estimates he has owned 20 to 30 guns during his lifetime. The most guns he owned at one time was five or six, he said, including a shotgun he kept under his bed unbeknownst to his parents, who were opposed to guns."
"None of the guns Phil owned was obtained legally. But Phil, who has been a gang member for more than 10 years, said he never thought twice about having them."
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Why the Tyrants Want Open Borders
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"IT'S NOT ABOUT CHEAP LABOR - IT'S ABOUT FIREARMS"
... "If there is one area in which the empire builders are tireless, it is in scheming new ways to dismantle our liberties. Foremost in their eyes is the obstacle of the Second Amendment. It is the lynchpin holding what freedoms we have left in place. If the Second Amendment goes, the people will be utterly subservient to the whims of the state. Guns are the big target. And it may be that they have worked out, and are implementing, a unique solution."
"The solution may be to radically change the makeup of the American electorate. To outnumber existing Americans, especially whites, with millions of immigrants from countries that already have gun control. These immigrants, in turn, will receive Federal amnesty a few years later, and become voters. Enter La Reconquista." ...
"The tyrants could gradually abolish US gun ownership using Mexican-Americans as a voting tool." ... |
MD: Ehrlich Errs with Project Exile
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"It's ironic that the effort to federalize the prosecution of gun crimes has come from the Republican Party, which likes to style itself as the party of federalism and the 10th Amendment. The statutes Exile is based on flagrantly violate the 10th Amendment... There is no constitutional authority for the federal government to prosecute garden-variety gun crimes that are already illegal in all 50 states." |
Take the History Channel Poll
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"Which right or freedom is most crucial to America's democratic way of life?"
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NY: Elderly Man Accused of Shooting Woman Who Tried to Rob Him
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"Police say 27-year old Angela Smalley tried to rob 88-year old Willie Malone outside his home on Brooklyn Avenue Tuesday night."
"Investigators say Malone had a gun and it went off during the struggle. The bullet hit Smalley in the chest." ...
"Police have not filed any charges against Malone at this time. They say he had a valid permit for his gun." |
IN: Council passes security rules
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"An armed man who warned that passage of an ordinance implementing new security procedures at the County-City Building could turn government workers into 'guaranteed victims' was heard politely but ignored Tuesday as the St. Joseph County Council unanimously approved the measure."
"Len Grummell, owner of a South Bend gun shop and longtime gun rights advocate, cited constitutional protections for gun owners and recalled the helplessness of 9/11 victims as he attempted, without success, to persuade council members to either defeat the measure or to table it for further study." |
OH: Judge says ban on concealed weapons is unconstitutional
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A judge in Tiffin ruled yesterday that Ohio's decades-old ban on carrying concealed weapons violates the state Constitution because it prevents people from defending themselves. Seneca County Common Pleas Judge Michael Kelbley dismissed a case against a woman charged with having a hidden gun in a car. In a similar case, the Ohio Supreme Court has agreed to hear a challenge by activists from Hamilton County who argue the law is illegal. The Hamilton County Common Pleas Court found the ban violates the Ohio Constitution and people should be allowed to carry weapons. In April, the 1st Ohio District Court of Appeals upheld that ruling. The Supreme Court has not said when it will hear arguments in the case. Seneca County Prosecutor Ken Egbert said he will appeal Kelbley's decision to the 3rd Ohio District Court of Appeals. |
UK: Norbury man in gun-point heist
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"A man was held at gun point and punched in the stomach during a robbery in the early hours of Sunday morning (February 9)."
"Getting out of his car, he was approached by three men. One held a gun to his head and demanded money."
"The suspects then stole cash from the victim and punched him in the stomach. They ran towards a vehicle and headed south towards London Road." |
Canada: Guilty plea drew 5-year term for deaths of 329 people
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"Convicted killer Inderjit Singh Reyat, who admitted Monday to a role in Canada's worst mass murder -- the 1985 Air-India bombing -- could be eligible for day parole by the end of this year."
"And if he goes to Mission's minimum security Ferndale Institution, as was recommended by B.C.'s Chief Justice Donald Brenner, he could be having private three-day visits with his family within two months."
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Canada: Quebecer registers a screwdriver as a firearm
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"The new head of the federal firearms program says he wants gun owners to comply with the law voluntarily - but he is ready to enforce compliance if necessary."
"Bill Baker, newly appointed chief executive officer of the Canadian Firearms Centre, made the comment as news emerged of a Quebec man who obtained a firearms registration certificate for his screwdriver." |
TX: Free Speech Under Siege at Texas A&M
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"Noland further alleged that after the drills, two cadet leaders stood on benches and made remarks about 'the people over there' and 'our military duties.' Apparently, Noland cannot stand the thought of these cadets discussing their commitment to defending this country and, even more, she wants the A&M administration to shut them down." |
Annihilation without representation
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"The President and Vice President, the Cabinet, and every member of Congress, with their hand on the Bible, swore an oath to uphold the Constitution of the United States of America. The Constitution is the law of the land."
"Only Congress has the authority to declare war." |
Armed Pilot Program Screening Standards Unacceptable
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"The TSA (the same government bureaucracy that recently gave itself the power to unceremoniously revoke a pilot's certificate) will require from each Federal Flight Deck Officer (FFDO) candidate:
1) A lengthy and probing application & resume.
2) A government administered psychological exam, testing AIRLINE PILOTS for things like MENTAL ABILITIES, JUDGMENT, DISCIPLINE, AND THE ABILITY TO FOLLOW PROCEDURES, POLICIES, REGULATIONS AND LAWS. Airline pilots prove each day that they possess an abundance of these traits. What would happen to a pilot that failed to meet the TSA standard? Would the benevolent government bureaucracy be merciful enough to let him continue to do the job he has been doing quite well for many years?
3) A one-on-one 'interview' with a TSA psychiatrist. The TSA will be screening to make sure that AIRLINE PILOTS CAN 'CONDUCT THEMSELVES WITH MAXIMUM REGARD FOR THE SAFETY AND SECURITY OF THE TRAVELING PUBLIC, CREW AND FAMS...' No kidding.
4) A very probing, intrusive and exhaustive government sponsored background investigation to include an 'interview' with a TSA 'security expert.' They will call a pilots neighbors, friends, relatives, co-workers, previous employer and, in direct violation of the law, THEY WILL ASK HIS OR HER CURRENT AIRLINE EMPLOYER IF THEY THINK THE PILOT SHOULD BE ALLOWED TO PARTICIPATE IN THE FFDO PROGRAM. Considering the airlines longstanding and clear opposition to this program, we wonder what the answer might be?
5) A medical evaluation. Apparently existing FAA exams required every six months are inadequate for the TSA.
6) TSA agents will be skulking around FFDO training facilities with pencils and notepads OBSERVING THE BEHAVIOR OF FFDO STUDENTS DURING THEIR FIREARMS TRAINING and making sure they have the proper 'mindset.' Stand by for a hostile training environment.
7) ANOTHER 'psychological assessment' after training is completed. Look forward to another TSA sponsored psychiatric grilling."
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Libertarians have it right
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"Laws banning possession of drugs or guns are examples of laws that should be thrown out. These laws merely try to outlaw a material to prevent the possibility of crimes. This is not the correct way to battle crime. Punish crime once it has been committed. Jail all people who hurt, steal and kill. But do so after the crime has been committed. Banning a gun because someone could use it to kill is no better than banning kitchen knives because they can be used to kill also." |
Stupid Leftist Gun Grabbers
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"Well, here we go again. I see the national media has jumped on the leftist band wagon of 'fingerprinting firearms'. They went to New York City and found a couple of police officers who were sympathetic to the idea and interviewed them for the national news on TV." ...
"I worked in law enforcement for 30 years. I feel I have about as much knowledge about what works and doesn't work in doing investigations as the next officer. I will go on record right now telling you this will not work." |
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