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Dec. 17 Neal Knox Update
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* Washington Post helps Sen. McCain's effort to pass "compromise" gun show bill.
* 1st-time gun buyers aren't planning to shoot terrorists, but the rats who come out whenever there's a disaster.
* Need to find and knock-out those who drafted rejected language of Sec.1062.
* Rick Stanley's expensive publicity: requesting a jury trial.
* Taliban established brutal theocracy by promising "peace."
* NRA leadership declined to nominate Louise Mandrell as a Director. |
CA: Shooting victim feared for safety in neighborhood
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POMONA -- Maria del Carmen Leautaud Garcia lived for the day when she and her three children would move out of their Angela Street home. But she never got the chance to see it.
"I opened the door and they shoot her," said the son in broken English.
KABA NOTE: Gee, doesn't California have all those restrictive "gun control" laws that are supposed to "prevent" these tragedies? It would appear their anti-gun laws don't work. |
CO, Denver: "123 Kids Die Needlessly"
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This editorial claims "Firearms killed as many Denver children as traffic accidents did over the past four years..."
Apparently accidents were the biggest unnatural cause of death, including 17 car accidents, 10 drownings, seven cases of suffocation and ONE gun death.
But the editors at the Denver post aren't calling for more car/drowning/suffocation control. They claim this staggering statistic "...underscores the need to regard guns as a public health issue." |
CO, Denver: Expert says Officer likely lied about fatal shooting
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Evidence indicates that a Denver police officer lied about a fatal shooting, a forensic expert told the Public Safety Review Commission, who wanted the officer "reprimanded" for "departing from the truth."
The commission hired an outside expert after they wrote that they thought the officer was lying and that he should be disciplined, and the DA's Office and police chief rejected this conclusion, saying members "lacked the expertise to support their theories." |
IL, Chicago: City to get a dubious title: No. 1 In Murder
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With less than two weeks left in the year, Chicago is poised to overtake New York for only the 2nd time on record and log the most homicides of any city in the nation. Chicago has recorded 648 slayings through Wednesday. New York City, with 3 times as many residents, had 619 killings.
The numbers also raise questions about how New York has been able to slash homicides by 70% between 1993 and 2000 while Chicago only recorded a 33% drop.
KABA NOTE: New York City and Chicago both have extremely restrictive gun control laws in place. |
Feinstein to Propose New National Gun Law Legislation (followup)
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...she plans to introduce legislation that would "bring the nation in line with her home state's stringent laws" regarding gun sales and background checks. Feinstein said she believes U.S. citizens, including members of the National Rifle Association, would support universal background checks.
(Uh, she would be wrong on that one.) |
KS: Teacher suspended for leaving rifle in LOCKED truck
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Social studies teacher Steve Decker was suspended without pay for 60 days after a search dog hired by the school nosed down a deer rifle in his [LOCKED] pickup truck.
Principal Randall Renoud had nothing to do with Decker's suspension. Interquest Security officials contacted the district's central office, which, "by law, must report [any] incident to police."
"I just happened to forget it that morning," Decker said. |
NY: Asst. Principal had gun in car, now barred from job
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An assistant principal at a Brooklyn junior high school, known as stern with the children and hard-working on the job, was busted for packing a "loaded, illegal" .22-caliber pistol in his car (while AWAY from the school).
They said he would be reassigned to the superintendent's office - and barred from consideration for any future supervisory job. |
Parents loading up on guns for their kids
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SANTA CRUZ — Elle Sanders, 9, didn’t ask Santa for a gun for Christmas this year. She already has one.
She learned to handle a gun when she was 7, took hunter safety training last summer and shot her first pheasant at the ripe age of 8. |
VPC on State Dept Decision To Bar Export Of 50-calibers
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The department's decision was based on its concerns regarding the use of these powerful weapons as tools for terrorism, as documented in a comprehensive October 2001 VPC report on the weapons, "Voting from the Rooftops: How the Gun Industry Armed Osama bin Laden, Other Foreign and Domestic Terrorists, and Common Criminals with 50 Caliber Sniper Rifles," by VPC Senior Policy Analyst Tom Diaz. |
Guns and Character Assassination: Using Terror
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"It was only a matter of time before the gun-ban lobby took advantage of Americans' fears of terrorist attacks to scare them into giving up more of their rights. Gun banners are now rushing to demonize the latest politically incorrect sporting gun — the .50-caliber target rifle."
By Dave Kopel of Independence Institute & Timothy Wheeler of Doctors for Responsible Gun Ownership |
OK: Jury indicts Hinton man in [unlicensed] gun sales
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A 42-year-old Hinton man was indicted by an Oklahoma City federal grand jury on charges of "dealing in firearms without a license."
"The government is seeking forfeiture of 386 firearms, along with numerous rounds of ammunition, clips, magazines and firing devices."
He violated a law that shouldn't be there in the first place. |
UT: State Employee Gun Ban Headed for Repeal (followup)
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Thursday's hearing was a last-ditch effort by "pro-restriction" [read: 'anti-gun'] residents to save the rule.
"Do not wipe away these regulations that are designed to 'protect public safety'," said attorney Gary Sackett of the "Gun Violence Prevention Center of Utah". He said that Attorney General Shurtleff's review "failed to consider laws giving employers responsibility to maintain a safe workplace."
"There is no other explanation for the Attorney General's opinion other than it was politically motivated," Sackett whined. |
More kids to get guns as gifts this holiday
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The long, thin, wrapped present under Mark Hinton's Christmas tree isn't a scooter or a pogo stick.
On Tuesday, Hinton's 9-year-old son, Weston, will tear open festive paper encasing a 20-gauge shotgun.
The gift might seem rare for a child, but it's not. Most national gun retailers are reporting an increase in youth gun sales in recent weeks. |
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