In a powerful interview aired by WXYZ Detroit, Jay Trombley—church member and trained volunteer security guard—recounted the moment he stopped what could’ve been a horrific mass shooting at Crosspointe Community Church in Wayne, Michigan.

For shooters who’ve been craving a next-gen 1911 that respects tradition while embracing the 21st century, Kimber may have just dropped your new sidearm.

Thanks to armed citizens and a vigilant security guard, a potential tragedy became another powerful example of why the Second Amendment matters.

The law includes felony penalties of up to 10 years in prison and $10,000 in fines for those who violate its terms. It is scheduled to take effect on July 1, 2026.

The group is calling on the Supreme Court to resolve the issue once and for all, emphasizing that 18- to 20-year-old adults are full-fledged members of “the People” under the Constitution.

The ruling doesn’t prevent the state from using other tools to combat illegal gun sales. But the judges made clear that delaying or limiting lawful purchases isn’t one of them.

The provision would eliminate the $200 tax stamps and regulatory hurdles that gun owners have endured since 1934.

Let’s connect the dots to an unspoken front in the gun-rights battle: AI-curated control.

The real story? He didn’t jump. He was pushed.