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thetruthaboutguns.com > a-19-year-old-stopped-a-mall-shooter-then-got-charged

A 19-Year-Old Stopped a Mall Shooter. Then Got Charged.

2+ day, 7+ hour ago   (49+ words) Martinez Long was legally justified when he shot a gunman inside a Michigan mall. But at 19, he couldn't get the carry permit that would have made his concealed handgun legal. The post A 19-Year-Old Stopped a Mall Shooter. Then Got…...


reason.com > volokh > 09/03/2026 > florida-revenge-porn-law-doesnt-cover-simulated-sexual-conduct-thats-implied-rather-than-shown

Florida Revenge Porn Law Doesn't Cover Simulated Sexual Conduct That's Implied Rather Than Shown

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (46+ words) (to oversimplify slightly); so a Magistrate Judge concluded in case where defendant "posted a video to a blog allegedly depicting Plaintiff 'as Adolf Hitler by adding a Hitler mustache to Plaintiff's photograph and engaging in oral sex with a journalist....


ammoland.com > 2026 > 09 > armed-customer-shoots-texas-bank-robbery-suspect

Armed Customer Shoots Texas Bank Robbery Suspect

1+ week, 6+ day ago   (406+ words) A robbery suspect reportedly walked into a Texas bank armed with a knife Monday morning and demanded money from employees. He also found an armed customer willing to intervene. According to the Cedar Hill Police Department, officers were called to…...


bearingarms.com > camedwards > 08/23/2026 > drugs-guns-and-sticky-buns-louisiana-bakery-allegedly-hub-of-criminal-enterprise-n1233581

Drugs, Guns, and Sticky Buns: Louisiana Bakery Allegedly Hub of Criminal Enterprise

3+ week, 22+ hour ago   (338+ words) The late Ernie Navarre was known as the "Donut King" of Livingston Parish, Louisiana, but police say his son Jules is more of a drug kingpin than fried dough royalty. The popular shop known for its king cakes, donuts, and…...