Episode 283: The Next Wave of Gun Control May Not Come As You Think

Topic: The Next Wave of Gun Control May Not Come As You Think

Today Riley and Matthew cover the latest stories from around the USA in the firearms and concealed carry communities. With legislative updates, general interest stories and analysis of JUSTIFIED SAVE events, situations where regular citizens were forced to stop violent attacks, robberies and sexual assaults by using their own lawfully possessed and carried firearms. Today’s JUSTIFIED STORIES are no different especially in one story where one man saves an entire store of people during a violent robbery…AND it almost costs him his LIFE!! Join in and listen!

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Parkland, FL UPDATE

• Florida school massacre panel recommends arming teachers with concealed weapons

Legislative Updates

• Ohio Gov. John Kasich vetoes gun bill, cites ’rotten, stinking politics’
  • Ohio lawmakers override Kasich vetoes of gun bill and legislators’ pay raise, but fall short on abortion bill
• Pittsburgh Mayor Declares Intent to Ban Guns in Violation of State Law

Other News

• Toy gun buyback for pansies
• Corporate Gun Control: The NYT Outlines the Dangerous Next Development
• Judge dismisses Parkland case, saying school doesn’t have duty to protect students

What NOT to Do

• Suspect grabs gun from man openly carrying weapons on State Street
• Woman in police custody after she shoots man breaking into car
• Police: Homeowner shoots McAllen officer who responded to burglary
• Armed bystanders shoot at shoplifters in Marysville, disabling their vehicle

JUSTIFIED SAVES

• Police: Man shoots robbery suspects in Logan Square
• Police: Employee kills robbery suspect in jewelry store shootout
• Customer shoots armed robber in his ‘head area’ at south Wichita gas station, police say
• Tables turned on would-be robbers when intended victim pulls his own gun

Stories That Didn’t Make the Cut

• Washington state raises age for assault rifle purchases to 21
• California Department of Justice Releases First Set of Proposed Ammunition Sales Regulations
• Proposed bill would allow permit holders to carry guns in the Capitol
• AG Fox appeals Missoula gun lawsuit to state Supreme Court
• Column: The surprising truth about ‘gun deaths’
• Misleading Headlines and the Murder Rate
• Broad Gun Control Restrictions Are Not the Answer. Just Look at These Facts.
• Boulder’s AR-15 Certification Ordinance Sure Sounds Like A Test Run For A Gun Registry
• The failed leadership of Broward Sheriff Scott Israel | Editorial
• Deputies: Intoxicated teen found sleeping naked after breaking into home, ignoring warning shots
• Loved ones prepare to say goodbyes to mother, grandmother and friend shot and killed at B Pams Food Mart
• Man Shoots, Kills Woman Claiming She Took Gun From His Car
• People claiming to have Christmas presents try to get in house
• Invasion suspect fatally shot after ‘exchange of gunfire’ with homeowner
• California jewelry store robbery thwarted after owner’s nephew pulls out gun
• New York man shot in Miami Beach after attacking woman, police say
• Business owner, one other wounded in shootout
• OPA-LOCKA Customer, business owner shot after dispute in Opa-locka, police say
• SAPD: Driver holds alleged road rage attacker at gunpoint until officers arrive

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