Notes from the Resistance
The FBI is investigating after a wanted fugitive from Maryland died following a shooting involving agents in the Knoxville area Monday evening. According to the FBI’s Knoxville Field Office, Roy McGrath, 53, suffered wounds during an arrest. It is unclear who wounded McGrath. [More]
That he worked for a right-wing gun nut extremist ought to be enough justification.
[Via Michael G]
Former Laurel police chief convicted of 8 counts of attempted murder in string of fires [More]
The important thing to remember is his department wants your guns.
[Via Michael G]
Middle school teacher claims it’s ‘white supremacy’ to oppose thievery: ‘Burn this motherf—– to the ground’ [More]
Who wants to find common ground with this?
Y’ever notice there never seems to be a Chilean helicopter around when you really need one?
The “embedded tracker” would be required to be fixed to the firearm frame or receiver, emit unique tracking information and not be readily capable of being removed, disabled or destroyed without rendering the firearm inoperable or destroying the frame or receiver. [More]
While we’re at it, why not a shutoff switch?
This is what these morons are telling themselves is “gun sense“?
[Via Jess]
Suspect who allegedly shot two police officers in custody after hours-long standoff near Fallston mall [More]
J. Wyndal here evidently thinks police not executing him on the spot was racist.
[Via Sweet Babboo]
Despite extensive evidence proving his self-defense claims, Maryland continues to prosecute U.S. Army Veteran Alejandro Gonzalez and hold him without trial for more than 14 months. [More]
If they can do this to him they can do this to you.
Prohibiting a person from knowingly wearing, carrying, or transporting a firearm onto the real property of another unless the other has given certain permission to the person or the public generally; and prohibiting a person from knowingly wearing, carrying, or transporting a firearm within 100 feet of a place of public accommodation. [More]
So forget a “No Guns” sign on the door. You won’t even be able to drive onto their parking lot and leave your gun locked in your car unless there’s a sign inviting it.
[Via Jess]
Maryland U.S. attorney announces new push to tackle crush of gun cases [More]
What do you mean, “disproportionate“…?
[Via Dan Gifford]
The Montgomery County Council unanimously approved a bill on Tuesday banning the possession of firearms within 100 yards of a place of public assembly… it bans the possession of firearms in most public places, including “a park; place of worship; school; library; recreational facility; hospital; community health center; long-term facility; or multipurpose exhibition facility, such as a fairgrounds or conference center.” [More]
And we’ve already seen the “good” that does.
But don’t worry. “Only Ones” are exempted.
“[T]he son of immigrant parents,” eh, Gabe? So they figured imposing their native citizen disarmament practiced by those they were fleeing on those taking them in would be just the ticket?
Good thing that has nothing to do with the “single issue”. And I have that on good authority…
[Via Dan Gifford]
“The victim can be seen on police body-worn cameras telling the police that Mr. Muldrow probably saved his life,” the informational alert concluded. “Many other witnesses on the scene spoke up for Mr. Muldrow’s heroic actions. None of that mattered.” [More]
I interviewed Muldrow for Firearms News to get what happened straight from him.
In papers filed with the 4th Circuit Thursday, Frost said several states restricted bowie knives between those years due to the “uniquely harmful damage” they could inflict on the human body. [More]
“Restricted” past tense…? And how many of those laws were challenged and upheld by the Supreme Court?
Weapons of war are our birthright, Frosh. You know that.
Which makes questioning your character and loyalties more than fair game.
[Via Jess]
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We have no better pal than Larry — just ask NRA!
Now to start thinking up ways to keep from allowing “Wear and Carry” anyway.
[Via Jess]
