“It’s incredible. It’s surreal,” he told ABC13. “It’s unbelievable to think military-grade weapons would be shipped in containers across state lines. It’s pretty shocking.”

The move comes in the wake of the tragic murder of 41-year-old Tiffany Fletcher, an employee of the Philadelphia Parks & Recreation (PPR) on Sept. 9. 

Tate was arrested days later on Sept. 15 in Santa Rosa County. Authorities charged him with “openly carrying a prohibited weapon and attempted robbery with a firearm.”

Over the weekend Sen. Ted Cruz found himself defending gun rights at the Texas Tribune Festival in Austin. 

A recent article in Common Sense by Paulina Neuding highlights Sweden’s bombing epidemic.

This week, Congressman Chris Jacobs (D-NY) introduced the Federal Assault Weapons Licensing Act, a bill that would establish a licensing system for prospective purchasers of modern sporting rifles.

Last week, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) was confronted by a group of anti-gun activists while walking down the sidewalk. 

A Detroit Police officer was wounded on Sunday after his partner accidentally shot him in the leg.

“If we move forward with implementing these four common-sense gun regulations, I hope others in our county will follow suit,” Hahn said.