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ME: Burton Acted in Self-Defense, Panicked, Then Hid in Woods 68 days, Lawyer Says
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A jury will decide whether the man who led police on the longest manhunt in state history shot his ex-girlfriend in the back because he was angry over their breakup or whether he was defending himself after she shot him. The trial of Robert Burton, 40, of Abbot, who has pleaded not guilty to murder in the June 4, 2015, shooting death of his former girlfriend, Stephanie Ginn Gebo, 37, of Parkman, began Monday at the Penobscot Judicial Center in Bangor. |
Concealed Carry on Campus Keeps Danger at Bay
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Working on campus in a major city comes with some additional challenges, such as traffic, parking and finding a suitable place to live. However, an urban campus can also be a dangerous one. UWT has most of the same criminal incidents as other urban universities: break-ins, vehicle thefts and assault being some of the more common ones. Sexual assault and rape especially catch our eyes when we see it being addressed on social media or in news publications. |
MO: St. Louis Man Gets 40 Prison Term
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A St. Louis man has been sentenced to 40 years in prison for the shooting death of a man in January 2015. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports 32-year-old Ramon Demery was sentenced Monday for second-degree murder, armed criminal action and unlawful use of a gun. |
KY: Residents Could Carry Concealed Guns Without License Under Proposal
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A state lawmaker has proposed a bill that would allow Kentuckians to carry concealed firearms without a license. The legislation would allow people aged 21 or older to carry concealed deadly weapons anywhere already allowed for license-holders. Rep. Wesley Morgan, a Republican from Richmond and former agent with the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, said he proposed the bill because he thinks it would bring state law more in line with the Second Amendment. |
SC: Weighing Guns and Growth, County Considers Crackdown on Firing Weapons
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It�s no longer the size of the neighborhood that matters, but how guns are discharged that county officials say they will try to regulate when it comes to firing weapons on private property. Anyone who carelessly or recklessly discharges a weapon anywhere in unincorporated Horry County while disregarding the safety of life or property would face jail and a fine, according to an ordinance under consideration by the county.
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OR: Want a Rifle? Multnomah County GOP Raffling One
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If you want to own a Smith & Wesson M&P-15 equipped with a vortex strikefire red-dot site, get hold of the Multnomah County Republicans. The Multnomah County GOP is raffling this rifle on December 4. Of course you have to buy a ticket, be at least 21 and pass a legal background check.
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Gun Violence Stats Altered by Washington Post: 23 �Children� Shot Daily
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In a wildly sensationalist screed published September 15, the Washington Post burnished its anti-gun agenda without regard to truth. In its �Children Under Fire� piece, the Post seemed to rely on emotional appeals in order to make its point: Youngsters are being shot at a terrible rate and something must be done! The reader is left to imagine just what must be done, but it�s likely to have little to do with supporting the Second Amendment.
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Kids Who See Guns in Movies May be More Apt to Play With Firearms
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Watching movie characters use guns may not necessarily make kids more likely to pick up a weapon themselves, but it may mean children who play with guns are more apt to fire them, a new experiment suggests. For the experiment, researchers had children watch a 20-minute clip from the PG-rated films �The Rocketeer� or �National Treasure.� The kids were randomly assigned to watch either an unedited version of the clip, or a version in which scenes showing guns were edited out but the action and narrative of the film were not altered.
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CA: Guns Stolen From Off-Duty Police Officer�s Car In Oakland
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Two handguns were stolen from the vehicle of an off-duty officer from Taft, a city in Kern County, while it was parked near the Oakland airport late Monday morning, Oakland police said. The officer�s vehicle was broken into while it was parked in the 400 block of Hegenberger Road at 11:16 a.m. Monday, according to Oakland police spokeswoman Johnna Watson.
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Review: Remington RP9 Pistol
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After an extended period without offering a pistol of any kind, Remington returned to the handgun market in a big way. Since 2010, �Big Green� has been churning out new handguns, including various models of the 1911-style R1, the compact R51 and the pocket-size RM380�with some notable missteps along the way. Until recently, however, Remington was still missing a staple of modern handguns: the full-size, polymer-frame, striker-fired 9 mm. Since the introduction of the Glock G17 in the 1980s, most of the major gun companies have been innovating by building upon this concept. |
WA: Shootout At The Museum
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It was a fairly peaceful Saturday afternoon in the old West town. The dusty gravel street had a few people meandering about between the print shop, the general store and the doctor�s office. Others stood idly on the wooden sidewalks. Suddenly off near the saloon, a couple of drunks began shouting and waving their guns between swigs from the whiskey bottle they�d been passing back and forth. A sheriff�s deputy tried to reason with them a little, but everybody knew what was going to happen. One sot took aim at the deputy, and a few bangs later, both lay dead in the street, the bottle leaking next to the bodies. |
Suicide and Guns: Maryland Study Debunks Itself
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As shown in the image above, many countries with extreme gun control have higher suicide rates than the United States. When criminologists showed that murder rates either dropped or remained the same when guns were more easily accessed, proponents of a disarmed society turned to suicide. |
Taking Guns Away Won�t Work; Background Checks are Better
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Gun control has been a hot topic in recent years. It�s the debate between raising enforcement laws or restricting the amount and type of guns a person in the United States can own. Statistics show that, in recent years, firearms are responsible for most of the deaths in the nation. That includes everything from homicides and suicides to accidents. In 2013, the highest recorded number of gun-related deaths in the United States was 33,636. |
The Keefe Report: Meanwhile, in a Georgia Trailer � What's Going on With HK USA?
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Under most circumstances, a new trailer or two going up in Georgia is neither uncommon nor a cause for concern. But a group of trailers and a new 50,000 sq.-ft. building built in Columbus, Ga., should make the firearm industry pay attention. Because those trailers and that new building belong to a subsidiary of German manufacturer Heckler & Koch GmbH, and the sign on the door reads �HK.� |
MI: 3 Grand Rapids-Area Gun Stores Broken Into Over Weekend
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Police are investigating three separate gun store break-ins that happened over the weekend in the Grand Rapids area. The incidents happened Saturday night and early Sunday morning. Police say more than a dozen handguns were stolen in one of the break-ins. The first break-in happened at about 10:30 p.m. Saturday at Rylee�s Ace Hardware, 1234 Michigan St. NE. The suspects smashed glass doors to get into the store but were unable to gain access to weapons, police said. |
PA: $1.7M Shooting Range Being Built in Berks
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Gun lovers will stand in line when C.P. Tactical Solutions opens its shooting range outside of Reading this fall, predict Chester and Chris Perfetto, the grandfather and grandson in charge of the project. �There may be a waiting time� to shoot, said Chester Perfetto, a businessman in his 80s who also owns Chester Perfetto Agency Inc., an insurance agency in nearby Spring Township. �I think we�re going to get swamped.� |
NC: Sportsman's Giveaway to Benefit Local Fire/Ems
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The Snow Hill Fire Department and Shine Fire/EMS are hosting their 3rd annual Sportsman's Giveaway this Saturday to raise money for their respective departments. The event is on Saturday, September 30 from 1pm - 4pm at the fire department which is located at 201 Carolina Drive in Snow Hill. |
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