DGU

Your significant other has picked up on this too, and at times, can spot a DLR (“doesn’t look right”) or even a concealed carry purse.

A Louisville police officer has been placed on administrative leave after shooting an unarmed man who tried to hide while officers searched an abandoned house.

You’ve had a concealed pistol license for more than 10 years but never had to use your gun, let alone put your hand on it in a scenario where you felt even a bit threatened.

The officer’s lawyer, Attorney Larry Hanna, said his client feared for his life and was “trained to react the way he did.”

On a Sunday morning somewhere in Michigan, dozens of people, including you, are entering one of many suburban churches.

“It shows dysfunction, I believe, in our criminal justice system,” said Mayor Catherine Pugh. “People who have those many gun charges probably should not be on our streets.”

Witnesses told WIBW News Now that a concealed carry permit holder ended a potentially deadly fight between two men by showing his firearm and forcing the fighters to drop their weapons.

If you hear “a noise” that seems out of place — night or day — do you call the police before you do anything else?

Assuming you’re been issuing strong verbal commands that he cease all hostile activity from the moment the kicking started, what happens next?