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MI: Probe to see if sex club tip ignored
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A Detroit Police internal affairs investigation has been launched to determine whether supervisors failed to act two years ago when a lieutenant reported that officers might be working for a sex club that illegally sold alcohol two blocks from Central District headquarters. |
Potential Magazine Restrictions to Come
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With the political machine finally coming to an end tomorrow, many of us could not be more excited to have our Doritos commercials back over the political ads. Though all ads aside, there is a very real situation for many gun owners as it might be a fight that will be fought over time. It is a possible reality many owners may need to take into consideration. Though none of us have a crystal ball, the reality is that gun control or restriction is in the political light. |
MA: Suspect nabbed in Chelmsford, MA housebreak
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CHELMSFORD, MA -- A suspect who triggered a three-community search Sunday is under arrest after police say he broke into a Chelmsford home then fled when the homeowner tried to hold the suspect at gunpoint, according to police radio reports. John Joseph Haney, approximate age 33, of Lowell, was arrested by Lowell police. |
NV: Nevada Governor Appoints Anti-Hunting Activist to the Wildlife Commission
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Governor Brian Sandoval recently appointed the President of the Las Vegas Valley Humane Society, Karen Summers Layne, to the Nevada Wildlife Commission.
Due to Layne’s outspoken opposition to bear hunting and trapping, this appointment has caused an uproar in the pro-gun and pro-hunting community.
The Nevada Wildlife Commission establishes policy on issues vital to hunters such as how elk, mule deer, and other big game species are managed. Additionally, commission tasks include setting annual quotas on how many hunting tags are issued, deciding which hunter groups can use which weapons when hunting certain game, and much more. |
WA: ‘To serve and…disarm?’
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Newly-retired Minneapolis, Minn. Police Chief Tim Dolan announced the other day that with some spare time on his hands, he is going to do some “volunteer work” for what he calls “reasonable gun control groups,” according to the Minneapolis Star-Tribune.
That’s an interesting position, considering that legally-armed citizens are typically the strongest supporters of street cops, while one finds gun prohibition groups to be a magnet for the left, and they are not usually first in line to praise police. |
NY: New York State Rifle and Pistol Association Election Reminder
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Tomorrow is election day and it is critical our side turns out to vote. The voting guide is online at :
http://www.nysrpa.org/files/2012votingguide.pdf
Some races look to be close including Eric Ulrich in SD-15, George Amedore in SD-46, Sean Hanna in SD-55, Nan Hayworth in CD-18, Chris Gibson in CD-19, Richard Hanna in CD-22, and Ann Marie Buerkle in CD-24. Be sure to support Jennifer Whalen in AD-110 and other endorsed candidates as well as other A and B rated candidates. |
NYC Mayor Bloomberg's war on guns and the NRA
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However, in America the right to bear arms is not only a motto of the free, but a right protected by the very contract that rules out nation. Thus, when a politician in the U.S. not only advocates that citizens should not have a right to own guns, but spends millions of dollars to affect change in the law, Americans as a whole become wary. Yet, this is exactly what New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg has done, in a new report on Nov. 4. |
WI: Local spa shooting inspires legislation
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These bills would essentially reinstate a ban from 1994-2004 that made it illegal to manufacture weapons that shared certain features with assault rifles. It also banned the possession of illegally imported or manufactured assault weapons, but did not affect weapons owned before the ban.
While these measures should reduce gun crime in many cases, someone who is set on obtaining a gun will find a way to get it.
An individual who is looking to use a weapon for illegal purposes is already willing to break the law. Not being able to legally purchase a gun will not stop them from getting one.
Ed.: It is always convenient when an anti destroys their own argument. |
LA: Ballot Question: Right to Bear Arms
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The Second Amendment revision on the November 6 ballot would change the phrasing for the statute permitting citizens the right to carry and possess arms. The number one change would require “strict scrutiny” before enacting any law to limit the right to bear arms.
Sen. Neil Riser (R-District 32), who authored the bill, says that the new phrasing would hold laws to a higher standard, protecting the right of each citizen first and requiring a, “compelling government interest, being narrowly defined to achieve that intent.” |
Beware of the Lame-Duck Session
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The globalists could make a surprise treaty push for ratification of the United Nations Arms Trade Treaty (UNATT). This treaty is coming under the radar since gun control advocates know it could never pass the U.S. Senate after debate in broad daylight.
The gun control advocates assume that private ownership of guns is inherently dangerous. They hope they can achieve their goal of prohibiting private ownership by the covert strategy of a treaty with vague language, and, so far, they have been successful in avoiding media attention. |
Malaysia: Defending our castles: The legal right to self defence
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A recent phenomenon which has brought much surprise and even indignation among the general public is the conviction for murder of the two Indonesian workers who fatally wounded and killed a 26-year-old burglar who entered their premises. Many protest letters have appeared in the newspapers following this conviction suggesting that a substantial section of public opinion condoned the use of lethal force against burglars. |
FL: Man takes stand in federal agent shooting case
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The man who shot and killed a federal agent took the stand in court to prove he shot the agent in self-defense.
Sixty-nine-year-old James Wonder took the witness stand Monday morning to tell his side of the story when he shot and killed 52-year-old U.S. Customs and Border Patrol agent Donald Pettit. "He was screaming at the top of his lungs. I could barely understand what it was," said Wonder from the stand. "It was an enormous amount of profanity." |
FL: Justice for Trayvon still cry for a relentless mother
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“Why would you reverse the role and put the victim on trial?” Ms. Fulton asks, adding the focus should be Mr. Zimmerman’s intention and mindset because he didn’t know her son at all.
As Mr. Zimmerman’s attorneys prepare to argue he was merely acting in self-defense under a law that allows deadly force if one feels threatened, reality about the loss of Trayvon strikes his family.
The conclusion of the encounter could come during a Stand Your Ground hearing planned for April or May, if Judge Nelson rules in favor of Mr. Zimmerman’s claim. Or it could come later at his trial for second degree murder, which Judge Nelson tentatively scheduled for June 10. |
NRA’s Role in Upcoming Presidential Election, Voters Consider Gun Owner Rights
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In the article, Chris W. Cox, Executive Director of the NRA’s Institute for Legislative Action, explains that the non-profit organization has taken a strong stance against Obama, due to so-called changes in his approach on gun control. Cox states, “Some gun owners took Obama at his word four years ago, when he said he wouldn't take their guns away. So, after years of paying lip service to the Second Amendment, President Obama finally let it slip…that he supports the most draconian form of gun control – a gun ban.” |
An irrational anti-gun mentality
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The same anti-gun mentality was on display at the 4th Circuit Court of Appeals in Richmond in late October. Maryland Attorney General Doug Gansler's office was appealing a lower court ruling that overturned a key provision of Maryland's restrictive gun law.
According to Woollard v. Sheridan -- filed by Alexandria lawyer Alan Gura, who had successfully argued District of Columbia v. Heller before the U.S. Supreme Court -- and Greenbelt attorney Cary Hansel, representing the Second Amendment Foundation, Navy veteran Raymond Woollard was celebrating Christmas Eve at home in 2002 when his estranged son-in-law broke in, terrorized the family and demanded Woollard's car keys before wresting a shotgun away from him during a scuffle. |
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