Key Takeaways Elisjsha Dicken stopped an active shooter in Greenwood, Indiana, by fatally shooting the attacker just 15 seconds after the attack began. The Crime Prevention Research Center argues that the FBI significantly underreports the percentage of attacks stopped by armed civilians, estimating it at 36.6% or higher. Major media…
A man was shot in the chest Tuesday in Natchez, Mississippi, after allegedly forcing his way into a residence during a domestic dispute, according to Police Chief Lee Best. Emergency responders took the man to Merit Health Natchez; he was reportedly conscious and able to speak with officers following the…
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The Brief: A Phoenix resident successfully deterred an intruder attempting to break through his front door. After retrieving a firearm from a safe, the resident confronted the suspect from a secure position. The intruder fled the scene, and police confirmed the resident acted lawfully in self-defense. Safety instructors advise homeowners…
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Key Takeaways Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway filed a federal lawsuit against the ATF to challenge the registration requirements for suppressors and short-barreled rifles under the National Firearms Act (NFA). The lawsuit argues that the NFA’s taxation basis no longer holds since a 2025 act eliminated taxes on many firearms,…
Key Takeaways A man broke into a Calgary Drive home and was shot dead by the homeowner, according to Mobile Police Department. Police identified the intruder as David Lee Jr. and started a homicide investigation, but no charges have been announced against the homeowner. Details regarding the homeowner and events…
Key Takeaways The Second Amendment Foundation filed an amicus brief in New Jersey’s Supreme Court regarding the denial of A.A.R.’s Firearms Purchaser Identification Card. SAF argues that A.A.R.’s denial stems from subjective criteria about his character, which violates the Supreme Court’s decision in Bruen. SAF contends that the denial is…
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