Firearm Safety
Two Women Attacked by Pack of Pit Bulls Rescued
Two women from Cordes Lake were rescued by their neighbors from three pit bulls who attacked them Sunday morning, according to the Yavapai County Sheriff’s Office (YSCO). The two women, ages 57 and 61, were returning to their home on the 15000 block of S. Black Mountain Rd. when they discovered three adult pit bulls…
Read MoreMan Tells Friend to Shoot Him, Friend Charged with Manslaughter
A man from Graham County is dead and another is in jail for manslaughter. According to police reports, they responded to a 911 call in Central, AZ Monday evening. When they arrived, they discovered 25-year-old Parker Ray Lynch with a gunshot wound to his abdomen. Lynch was quickly transported to the hospital but…
Read MoreMother Chases Away Criminal from Her home.
At around 7 p.m. Super Bowl Sunday, a woman needed her firearm to chase away a man from her home who was fleeing from police in Tempe AZ. According to police, they’d responded to a call by a different woman in the area that she had come home and, “Discovered a pair of shoes…
Read MoreArizona PD One of the First Departments to Give Officers Weapon Mounted Cameras
A small police department in Northern Arizona is among the first in the nation to supply its officers with weapon mounted cameras.
Read MoreJUSTIFIED: Arizona State Trooper Life Saved by Concealed Carrier
The Arizona Department of Public Safety is investigating after a trooper was shot during a response call near Tonopah, 50 miles west of Phoenix, early last Thursday morning. The incident occurred after 4 a.m. on westbound Interstate 10 west of Tonopah.
Read MoreBe Sure of Your Target – America’s Triple S Disease
Perhaps it is due to the TV and movies we watch but there seems to be a sick and sad tendency for American gun owners to shoot at Shapes, Shadows, and Sounds. I’ve even heard other instructors tell their students to “Shoot first and ask questions later.” When we imagine a “bad guy/gal” in our homes we…
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