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Tampa pastor holds suspected intruder at gunpoint until police arrive

July 15, 2019Francesca RiveraConcealed Carry, FIREARMS, Second Amendment

TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) – A Tampa pastor held a suspected intruder at gunpoint while he waited for police to arrive, authorities said. Police said the Miguel Otero-Rivera set off the alarm system at the Seminole Heights Baptist Church shortly before 1 a.m Rivera had allegedly broke through a window, then broke several other windows and…

John Lott: NRA turmoil is not a threat to Second Amendment

July 5, 2019Francesca RiveraConcealed Carry, FIREARMS, Second Amendment

The announcement Saturday that Oliver North is stepping down as president of the National Rifle Association – following news that the New York attorney general is investigating the group’s tax-exempt status – has sparked overwrought media speculation that the NRA is in danger of shutting down. It’s not. Try as they might, those on the left cannot…

Woman shoots and kills armed intruder in north Harris County

July 1, 2019Francesca RiveraConcealed Carry, FIREARMS, Second Amendment

HARRIS COUNTY, Texas (KTRK) — A woman cleaning her house shot and killed a man who broke in Tuesday afternoon, Harris County Sheriff Ed Gonzalez said. Deputies responded to the shooting in the 9200 block of Rockcliff in north Harris County around 3 p.m. The female homeowner told investigators she was doing some housework when…

You won’t need a permit for concealed carry soon. What that means for gun-loving Kentucky

June 24, 2019Francesca RiveraConcealed Carry, Firearm Laws, Second Amendment

Starting Thursday, anyone who can legally possess a gun in Kentucky can carry it around under a coat, in a purse or hidden in a hip holster — no permit required. Senate Bill 150, which was signed into law on March 11 and takes effect June 27, eliminates the six-hour gun-safety training course, background check and…

Gun Rights Made All the Difference for These Intended Victims

June 21, 2019Francesca RiveraConcealed Carry, Firearm Laws, Second Amendment

Contrary to the rhetoric of many gun control advocates, the Second Amendment’s protection of the individual right to keep and bear arms is not a malevolent, outdated barricade to peace that must be demolished or diminished in the name of public safety. Rather, the Second Amendment is a fundamental part of the nation’s scheme of…

Tampa Bay Mother Holds Intruder for 26 Minutes Before Police Arrive

June 17, 2019Francesca RiveraConcealed Carry, firearm training classes, Second Amendment

It might be cliche to say that when seconds count, police are minutes away, but quite often it’s true. It was especially true for a Tampa Bay mother who had to wait 26 minutes for police arrive after dialing 911. A little before 1 a.m., the woman saw a suspicious person on her property, according…

Armed California Mother Defeats Hammer-Wielding Intruder/Stalker

June 7, 2019Francesca RiveraConcealed Carry, firearm training classes, Second Amendment

Beyond the rights guaranteed by the Second Amendment, there are lots of reasons to own a gun. These reasons include fun, sport and, of course, self defense, which is what a California mother recently used her’s for, after she called police for help. The incident began a little after 8 a.m. on Montello Street in…

Texas Legislature passes a bill allowing open carry of handguns after natural disasters

May 31, 2019Francesca RiveraConcealed Carry, Firearm Laws, Second Amendment

WASHINGTON — On Sunday night, the Texas Legislature passed a bill that would allow residents to carry handguns in public for up to a week after a state or natural disaster declaration. The State Senate approved the bill, HB 1177, by a narrow vote of 16-15, with three Republicans joining all Democrats to vote against it. It now goes to…

Lower fees, but fingerprints still included in state’s FOID overhaul bill

May 29, 2019Francesca RiveraConcealed Carry, FOID, Illinois Firearm Laws

SPRINGFIELD — An amendment to a controversial bill to overhaul the state’s Firearm Owner’s Identification Act has a lesser increase in the cost of applications and card renewals, but remains firm on proposed fingerprint requirements. Under the most recent proposal, both new applications for FOID cards and five-year card renewals would cost $20. That price…

Gov. Kevin Stitt signs bill allowing concealed-carry at Gathering Place, zoos

May 20, 2019Francesca RiveraConcealed Carry, Firearm Laws, Second Amendment

Gov. Kevin Stitt on Tuesday signed a bill that will allow people to carry concealed weapons but not carry them openly in locations such as Gathering Place and the Tulsa Zoo. House Bill 2010, barring a court challenge, will now become law Nov. 1. Under the bill, facilities under a public trust, such as Gathering…

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