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Julianne Moore Marches with Hundreds to Protest Gun Violence
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Oscar winner Julianne Moore and actress Melissa Joan Hart were among 1,200 people who marched across the Brooklyn Bridge to City Hall Saturday afternoon to protest gun violence in America. The entertainers were sisters in solidarity with the grass-roots group Moms Demand Action, who called for tougher gun laws. �What do we want? Gun sense! When do we want it? Now!� the protesters chanted as they made their way from Cadman Plaza across the bridge. |
West Texas County is Locked, Loaded ... and Laid-Back
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Melisa Hancock sidled up to her .22 rifle and took aim at the snake sunning in her father�s backyard. She needed only one shot, no big deal for a native of these West Texas plains. And so she and her 83-year-old father, Buster Taylor, chuckled when he urged her to �go Rambo� on what was actually a piece of hose playing the role of the area�s ever-present rattlesnakes. |
NYPD Purchases 81 Guns at Harlem Gun Buyback, Marking a Return of the Program
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Gun buybacks are back in the NYPD�s arsenal. The department purchased 81 guns from the community Saturday, no questions asked, at a Harlem church � the second such event in a month. At Salem United Methodist Church on W. 129th St. and Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Blvd, 48 revolvers, 17 semi-automatic pistols, three rifles, a shotgun, an assault weapon and 11 air guns were delivered, in exchange for cash gift cards. |
WI: More Wounded Officers Face Gun Shop in Court
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Just months after two wounded Milwaukee police officers won a landmark liability case against a local gun dealer, a second trial against the same store is set to begin. This one involves two different injured officers. Starting May 16, Badger Guns and its predecessor, Badger Outdoors, and their sales practices will again be under scrutiny in the fourth-floor courtroom of Milwaukee County Circuit Judge John DiMotto. |
Police Making More Arrests in Gun-Infested Baltimore
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I heard a guy talking with another guy about a gun. This happened Thursday, midmorning, as the No. 8 bus bounced along Greenmount Avenue in my gun-infested city of Baltimore. A middle-aged man in a blue windbreaker, seated across the aisle and one row back, spoke in a loud, gravelly voice. He was on his cellphone, which was set to speaker, with the volume between "loud" and "obnoxious." |
Police Summoned to Squirt Gun Battle in Oakville
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An unusually intense fight with squirt guns brought police to an Oakville neighbourhood � where they had some stern words with a group of teenage girls. The teens were playing what's often called the Assassin Game. It's fought with squirt guns, often in a large public area and over an extended time. But area residents, who didn't know that, were alarmed to see people in black hoods and ski masks, brandishing what looked to be weapons. |
MD: Federal law enforcement officer charged with shooting 6, killing 3 in two Md. counties
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Montgomery County police on Saturday charged a 62-year-old federal police officer with first-degree murder and related charges for allegedly shooting four people there Friday � killing two � in a shooting rampage across two Maryland counties. Eulalio Tordil, a Federal Protective Service officer from Adelphi, also faces first-degree murder and related charges in Prince George's County, where he is accused of killing his estranged wife Thursday and wounding a bystander. |
NM: Two Men Shot and Killed in Rio Communities
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Two men were shot and killed in Rio Communities late last night. The men, who have not been identified yet pending notification of their families, in their early to mid-20s were arguing outside an apartment complex near the 200 block of Garden Lane around 11:30 p.m., Saturday, Valencia County Sheriff's Department Chief Deputy Gary Hall said.
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WA: Inslee Takes Up Pen When There�s a Legislative Deadlock
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As Washington state lawmakers have deadlocked in recent years on bills dealing with gun safety and climate change, Gov. Jay Inslee has taken to using his executive pen. With eight months left in his term, Inslee has issued more executive orders than either of the two previous governorsdid in their first terms. Inslee has now issued 21 executive orders, compared to 16 by Chris Gregoire and 13 by Gary Locke in each of their first four years. |
Deal Smart to Shoot Down Campus Carry Law
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Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal was a straight shooter when he decided last week to veto a bill that would have allowed guns to be carried on college campuses. No longer worried about facing the prospect of re-election, the governor wisely rejected the bill that was also opposed by many public college presidents and faculty. |
IN: Background Checks for Guns Climbing Dramatically
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Statistics show that the number of people who are trying to buy firearms has climbed dramatically this year. The South Bend Tribune reports that FBI statistics show that retailers performed more than 730,000 background checks in the first four months of 2016. That�s more than double the 302,672 checks conducted during the same period last year. It puts Indiana on a pace to shatter last year�s record of more than 1 million background checks. |
Prosecuting Industry with Hillary
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It is time for me to start a second career. I�m going to become a lawyer if Secretary Rodham Hillary Clinton is elected. I�m going to make a ton of money.. and you can too.
Hillary has already proposed that firearms manufacturers should be held liable when criminals use their guns. That would end gun sales in the United States.
You could always sue the gun manufacturer if the gun failed during its intended use, but now the manufacturer is liable for misuse as well. Damn, but that works for lawyers $$$. |
AR: Alma to Look at Firearm Ordinance
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Alma city officials are looking to revise or replace what is being considered an overly strict firearm ordinance. During an Alma Planning Commission meeting Tuesday, commission members discussed presenting the Alma City Council with a plan to change the current firearm ordinance. According to several members of the commission, the 2009 ordinance is excessive in both its restrictiveness and penalties. |
MO: Lawmakers Have Unfinished Business as Session Winds Down
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Missouri lawmakers have a few days left to pass legislation before the deadline of May 13, the final day of the 2016 legislative session. A number of contested measures ranging from expanding gun rights to further regulating abortion and changing policies on union fees are pending. Here's a breakdown of some of the issues still on the table. |
Firing Back: More Women Buying, Shooting and Carrying Guns
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Around the country statistics show that gun sales are through the roof, many of which are sold to women to prepare for moments like the one Kathie Gerber experienced two years ago. �I was car jacked at gun point in one of the seven cities. An individual literally jumped through my passenger side of my vehicle, held a gun to my head, and it was at that point that I realized I needed a way to protect myself,� Gerber said. |
More Criminals Are Using Fake Guns: Here�s Why
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Statistics show that the number of people who are trying to buy firearms has climbed dramatically this year. The South Bend Tribune reports that FBI statistics show that retailers performed more than 730,000 background checks in the first four months of 2016. That�s more than double the 302,672 checks conducted during the same period last year. It puts Indiana on a pace to shatter last year�s record of more than 1 million background checks. |
CA: Man With Airsoft Gun Killed in Long Beach Officer-Involved Shooting
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Officers shot and killed a man in Long Beach after someone reported he was holding a sub-machine gun, which turned out to be an Airsoft rifle missing any markings, police said Sunday. Lionel Gibson, 21, of Long Beach was shot by police just before 5 p.m. Saturday in the area of 21st Street and Locust Avenue, Sgt. Megan Zabel of the Long Beach Police Department said. |
Smarter Guns Can Lead to Safer Communities
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It�s impossible, in this day and age, to pick up a stranger�s password-protected mobile phone and send a text. It�s easy to steal anyone�s gun and fire away. It makes no sense for lethal weapons to be less protected than communications and entertainment devices. So, President Barack Obama wants the government to assist in the development of smart-gun technology, which has the potential to reduce the number of preventable deaths.
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Gun Owners Should Be Paranoid About Maine�s Background Check Referendum
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In November, Maine�s public will be asked to decide whether lawful owners of firearms should be required to go to a gun dealer, pay a �reasonable fee� and be required to fill out a Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives Form 4473 to buy or sell a firearm. The referendum�s proponents claim that these requirements are easy, will make us safer, and that this will not be gun registration. Such claims are misleading. |
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