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Why FBI Head Kash Patel Was Removed As Acting Chief Of US Gun Control Body
The Trump administration has removed FBI chief Kash Patel from his role as the acting director of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives.
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Deadline To Hand Over Looted Firearms In Manipur Ends, Free Movement To Begin Next
A significant amount of looted and illegally held firearms, ammunition and explosive material have been handed over to the security forces in Manipur since February 20, when Governor Ajay Kumar Bhalla announced a seven-day deadline to do so.
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Shinzo Abe’s Shooter Reportedly Checked YouTube While Making Firearms
Shinzo Abe, Japan’s former Prime Minister who was assassinated last week, was shot by a gunman Tetsuya Yamagami who reportedly viewed YouTube when making the firearm used in the attack. The gunman has reportedly stated that he tested a homemade gun at a facility connected to a religious group. The police is said to havefound items that are believ...
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Student Opens Fire At College In Crimea, Kills Himself, 17 Others
Eighteen-year-old Vladislav Roslyakov turned up at the college in the city of Kerch on Wednesday afternoon carrying a firearm and then began shooting, investigators said. His body was later found in the college with what they said were self-inflicted gunshot wounds.
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Police Recover Explosives, Ammo Cache At Las Vegas Shooter's House
Authorities said Monday they had recovered a weapons cache including firearms, explosives and ammunition from a house owned by Las Vegas gunman Stephen Paddock, as they upped the death toll from the attack to 59.
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It's Nearly Impossible To Stop Terrorists From Using Trucks As Weapons. Here's What Cities Are Trying.
Nice, Berlin, London and now Stockholm. Over the past year, terrorist attacks using vehicles have become a sad fact of life in Europe. Such attacks are obviously appealing to would-be mass murderers: In most European nations, a truck is far easier to acquire than a firearm or explosives, and sometimes even deadlier. Groups such as the Islamic State...
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America's Penchant For Guns Stronger Than Ever After Attacks
The Paris and San Bernardino attacks have fueled a surge in US gun sales, as Americans seek to protect themselves -- and stock up in case lawmakers finally act to tighten firearms controls.
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Louisiana Theater Shooter Bought Gun Legally: Police
The 59-year-old American who opened fire in a Louisiana theater killing two people and wounding nine more purchased his handgun legally, police said Friday.
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US Probe Sees No Links Among Black Church Fires in South
Federal law enforcement officials have found no links among any of several recent fires at African American churches in the US South and have determined that two were started by natural causes and one was due to an electrical fire.
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FBI Arrests Two Would-Be Ferguson Bomb Suspects: Law Enforcement Source
Two men suspected of buying explosives they planned to detonate during protests in Ferguson, Missouri, once a grand jury decides the Michael Brown case, were arrested on Friday and charged with federal firearms offenses, a law enforcement official told Reuters.
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Why FBI Head Kash Patel Was Removed As Acting Chief Of US Gun Control Body
The Trump administration has removed FBI chief Kash Patel from his role as the acting director of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives.
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Deadline To Hand Over Looted Firearms In Manipur Ends, Free Movement To Begin Next
A significant amount of looted and illegally held firearms, ammunition and explosive material have been handed over to the security forces in Manipur since February 20, when Governor Ajay Kumar Bhalla announced a seven-day deadline to do so.
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Shinzo Abe’s Shooter Reportedly Checked YouTube While Making Firearms
Shinzo Abe, Japan’s former Prime Minister who was assassinated last week, was shot by a gunman Tetsuya Yamagami who reportedly viewed YouTube when making the firearm used in the attack. The gunman has reportedly stated that he tested a homemade gun at a facility connected to a religious group. The police is said to havefound items that are believ...
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Student Opens Fire At College In Crimea, Kills Himself, 17 Others
Eighteen-year-old Vladislav Roslyakov turned up at the college in the city of Kerch on Wednesday afternoon carrying a firearm and then began shooting, investigators said. His body was later found in the college with what they said were self-inflicted gunshot wounds.
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Police Recover Explosives, Ammo Cache At Las Vegas Shooter's House
Authorities said Monday they had recovered a weapons cache including firearms, explosives and ammunition from a house owned by Las Vegas gunman Stephen Paddock, as they upped the death toll from the attack to 59.
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It's Nearly Impossible To Stop Terrorists From Using Trucks As Weapons. Here's What Cities Are Trying.
Nice, Berlin, London and now Stockholm. Over the past year, terrorist attacks using vehicles have become a sad fact of life in Europe. Such attacks are obviously appealing to would-be mass murderers: In most European nations, a truck is far easier to acquire than a firearm or explosives, and sometimes even deadlier. Groups such as the Islamic State...
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America's Penchant For Guns Stronger Than Ever After Attacks
The Paris and San Bernardino attacks have fueled a surge in US gun sales, as Americans seek to protect themselves -- and stock up in case lawmakers finally act to tighten firearms controls.
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Louisiana Theater Shooter Bought Gun Legally: Police
The 59-year-old American who opened fire in a Louisiana theater killing two people and wounding nine more purchased his handgun legally, police said Friday.
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US Probe Sees No Links Among Black Church Fires in South
Federal law enforcement officials have found no links among any of several recent fires at African American churches in the US South and have determined that two were started by natural causes and one was due to an electrical fire.
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FBI Arrests Two Would-Be Ferguson Bomb Suspects: Law Enforcement Source
Two men suspected of buying explosives they planned to detonate during protests in Ferguson, Missouri, once a grand jury decides the Michael Brown case, were arrested on Friday and charged with federal firearms offenses, a law enforcement official told Reuters.
