DGU

“They did not have to shoot him,” said the victim’s mother, with tears in her eyes. “They could’ve stayed in their cars and started running demands.”

Mark Katchem, 25, walked into a Wells Fargo Branch in Cobb County, Georgia, last Tuesday with the intent to rob it. He would have succeeded if it wasn’t for a law-abiding veteran armed with a handgun.

Following an incident where a CCW licensee held a knife-wielding suspect at gunpoint, police said they need witnesses, not heroes. Do you agree?

A homeowner fatally shot his brother during a foiled robbery on Saturday in Indianapolis, local media reports.

Graphic Footage of Dallas Police Fatally Shooting Mentally Ill Man with Screwdriver: Justified?

A Minnesota lawmaker is arguing that preventing law-abiding citizens from carrying concealed firearms in the Mall of America is ludicrous, especially in light of recent threats of terror attacks from Al-Shabaab, an Islamist militant organization with ties to Al-Qaeda.

In a recent article, the New York Times editorial board lamented the fact that more law-abiding citizens in this country are opting to carry firearms for self-defense outside the home.

A Birmingham couple proved the adage that when police are minutes away a firearm in the hands of a law-abiding citizen can save one’s life.

Your home has just been burglarized. You were away while it happened so you check your surveillance cameras to get a bead on who it was who took your stuff. Later on, while you’re out driving on the road you suddenly see the suspects pass you in another vehicle. Either way you’re calling the police, but do you wait on law enforcement to arrive before confronting the suspects or do you grab a firearm and pursue them yourself?