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Norfolk Neighbor Shoots and Kills One of Four Loose Dogs After a Woman Says She Was Attacked and Bitten in the Street

By Sam DanielsSeptember 13, 20260

Key Takeaways A neighbor shot a dog after four dogs escaped a yard in Norfolk, raising legal questions about negligence and justification. The dog’s owner was home and heard gunshots, finding one dog dead and three missing. The neighbor disputed the necessity of the shooting, citing ongoing complaints about the barking dogs. The Commonwealth’s Attorney emphasized that carelessness in dog ownership can lead to criminal liability, similar to parental responsibility. Legal justification for using deadly force hinges on immediate danger to a person, regardless of whether the threat is a dog or human. Estimated reading time: 3 minutes NORFOLK, VA…

Memphis Man Attacked at Home By Two Men Wrestles Gun Away From Intruder Who Said ‘Watch This,’ Then Shoots Him

By Sam DanielsSeptember 12, 20260

Two men broke into a Frayser apartment before dawn and beat a man in the bedroom. When one intruder, Devonta Johnson, pulled a gun and said “watch this,” the victim wrestled it away and took the fight outside, where he shot Johnson, who later died. The other intruder, Zarian Sanders,…

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By hickok45September 12, 20260

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By JackCarrUSASeptember 12, 20260

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By Survival GearSeptember 11, 20260

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Third Circuit Rejects New Jersey’s ‘Catch-22’ and Revives NSSF Challenge to Gun Industry Liability Law After State Sued Glock

By Sam DanielsSeptember 11, 20260

Key Takeaways The Third Circuit revived the NSSF’s challenge to New Jersey’s firearms law on September 8, 2026, stating NSSF has standing to sue. Judge Porter criticized New Jersey’s proposed timing rule as a Catch-22 that unjustly prevented NSSF from court access. The court overturned an earlier decision that dismissed…

Two Permits, Zero Recognition: Long-Haul Trucker Asks Supreme Court to Strike Down Minnesota’s Refusal to Honor His Florida and Georgia Carry Licenses

By Sam DanielsSeptember 11, 20260

Key Takeaways Jeffrey Johnson challenges Minnesota’s refusal to recognize his Florida and Georgia carry permits in Johnson v. Jacobson before the U.S. Supreme Court. Minnesota’s law requires Johnson to disarm each time he crosses the state line, which complicates his job as a long-haul trucker. His petition argues that once…

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