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Some called the gun owner a vigilante. Others called him a hero. Colion Noir saw something deeper: a collision between law, morality, and cold reality.

“I hope you all get caught,” Brandy said of the suspects. “And I hope that the injury hurts for a while.”

A Phoenix homeowner shot and killed a man who allegedly tried to break into his home early Sunday morning.

Noir agreed, noting Missouri got it right. But in anti-2A cities, homeowners might face charges for defending themselves against violent criminals.

Reyes told ABC13 he’s relieved Prince is behind bars, but he and his wife are still shaken and haven’t returned to the store yet.

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.

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

Noir highlighted that this wasn’t some teenager playing around. “He was 18. A legal adult who apparently decided the streets were a better option than Call of Duty,” he added.

Last month in Spokane, Washington, a man walking his dog became the unlikeliest hero when a knife-wielding attacker turned a quiet apartment complex into a crime scene.