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Retired Law Enforcement Carrying Firearms—An Overview of LEOSA
Are you aware that there is a law called the Law Enforcement Officers Safety Act (LEOSA) that allows some former law enforcement officers to carry a firearm? The intent is to summarize the purpose and details of this law in a way that’s easy to understand. Why LEOSA— HR 218/LEOSA stands for the Law Enforcement…
Read MoreNew York Sues Mean Arms Over Their AR 15 Magazine Lock
Last week, New York Attorney General Letitia James sued firearm accessory manufacturer Mean Arms. The justification for the lawsuit is hard to understand. However, it makes perfect sense if the goal is to harass small businesses by making them spend money on legal defense fees. NY vs. Mean Arms— This lawsuit comes almost exactly one…
Read MoreI’m Shooting Anyone Who Trespasses on My Property
I can’t tell you how many times I’ve read on social media, or heard people say something like: It’s my property, I’m shooting anyone who comes on my property uninvited. Not only is this mentality morally and ethically wrong, it also can lead to an unjustified use of deadly force. I’ve included two recent…
Read MoreMan Shot and Killed by Police Responding to Wrong Home
According to a statement from New Mexico Department Public Safety, a terrible series of events led to police shooting and killing of a homeowner in Farmington, New Mexico. The incident is tragic and is yet another example of why we need to evaluate how we respond to someone at our door. Tragedy Unfolds in Farmington…
Read MoreFeds To Pay $144M Lawsuit For Fatal NICS Blunder In TX Mass Killing
The Department of Justice announced an agreement to pay $144 million to families and survivors of the horrific mass killing in Sutherland Springs, Texas Church. The settlement is still contingent on court approval, but this ruling may bring finality to the ongoing lawsuits that started in 2018. First Baptist of Sutherland Springs Mass Killing— In…
Read MoreDisabled Vet Turns Tables on Attacker in Houston TX, METRO Station
A Monday evening, strong-armed robbery in a Texas METRO station didn’t go exactly as the criminal planned. The victim, a disabled United States Military Veteran, turned the tables on the dirt bag when he used a firearm he carries for self-defense. Man Turns Tables on Attacker in Houston METRO Station— According to Houston Police, at…
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