Yesterday, I published a post, Self-Defense Claim on Trial in Oklahoma City about a pharmacist who fought back against armed assailants and now faces first-degree murder charges. Today, I bring you a news report from The Oklahoman which features the mother of a 14-year-old boy issuing an impassioned video plea (above) for her son to [...]
Mother of 14-Year-Old Rants About Murder Charge
May 29th, 2009 · 7 Comments
Tags: · concealed carry, ersland, jerome ersland, Oklahoma City, oklahoma city pharmacist, pharmacist, pharmacy, reliable discount pharmacy, robber, robbery, Second Amendment, self-defense, the oklahoman
Self-Defense Claim on Trial in Oklahoma City (Updated)
May 28th, 2009 · 28 Comments
Jerome Ersland, a 57-year-old Oklahoma City pharmacist, is in court today, facing first-degree murder charges for his role in the May 19 shooting death of 16-year-old Antwun Parker.
The video above shows how things went down: Parker and an accomplice entered Reliable Discount Pharmacy while brandishing handguns and wearing ski masks; Ersland reacted by using his [...]
Tags: · concealed carry, ersland, jerome ersland, Oklahoma City, oklahoma city pharmacist, pharmacist, pharmacy, reliable discount pharmacy, robber, robbery, Second Amendment, self-defense, the oklahoman
Constitutional Rights of Gun Owners in Jeopardy
February 15th, 2009 · 3 Comments
With five bills introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives so far this year, the Constitutional rights of gun owners are being threatened like never before in the 111th Congress.
Ten days ago, I published a post, Democrats in Rush to Seize Guns with H.R. 45, about H.R. 45, a bill introduced by Rep. Bobby Rush [...]
Tags: · 111th congress, Barack Obama, concealed carry, Constitution, constitutional rights, Democrats in Congress, firearms, gun owners of america, gun-related legislation, handguns, machine gun, Obama, president barack obama, Right to Keep and Bear Arms, Second Amendment, self-defense, semiautomatics, souvenirs, Veterans
Gun Rights Policy Conference Set for St. Louis
February 4th, 2009 · No Comments
The 24th Annual Gun Rights Policy Conference (a.k.a., “GRPC 2009″) will take place in St. Louis Sept. 25-27, offering gun rights advocates their once-a-year chance to network and get involved with pro-gun rights strategies for the coming year.
Past GRPCs have outlined victory plans and made public the latest firearms trends, according to the Second Amendment [...]
Tags: · challenges ahead, concealed carry, federal legislation, grpc 2009, grpc 2009 registration, gun, gun bans, Gun Rights, gun rights advocates, gun rights policy, gun rights policy conference, gun show, gun show regulation, heller decision, legal actions, pro-gun rights strategies, Right to Bear Arms, Second Amendment, second amendment foundation, smart guns, St. Louis, U.S. Supreme Court, youth violence
Homicide Stats Don’t Support Gun Ban Scheme
January 2nd, 2009 · No Comments
Homicide statistics for 2008 in Seattle do not justify a proposal by anti-gun Mayor Greg Nickels to ban legally-carried handguns from public property, nor his plan to lobby for a change in the state’s preemption law, according to Alan Gottlieb, founder of the Bellevue, Wash.-based Second Amendment Foundation.
“Less than half of Seattle’s homicides in 2008 [...]
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