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D.C. police damage soldier’s guns
Army First Lt. Augustine Kim’s finally got the Washington Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) to return his guns after two years — only to find them permanently damaged. The department violated its own regulations on handling firearms in evidence by engraving | Read More »
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SWAT rampage destroys Iraq vet’s home over guns
While Army Sgt. Matthew Corrigan was sound asleep inside his Northwest D.C. home, the Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) was preparing to launch a full-scale invasion of his home. SWAT and explosive ordnance disposal (EOD) teams spent four hours readying the | Read More »
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Iraq vet brutalized over guns in D.C.
The Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) seems to have it out for our military. The department is using the city’s pointless firearm registration mandate to harass, arrest and jail servicemen. Army 1st Sergeant Matt Corrigan was woken in the middle of | Read More »
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Injured vet’s guns stolen by D.C.
After being injured on his second tour of duty in Afghanistan, Lt. Augustine Kim spent the night in a D.C. jail for possessing unregistered guns. Mr. Kim was transporting his firearms from his parents’ house in New Jersey to South | Read More »
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D.C.’s mayor holds up gun rights
Washington gun owners’ rights are, once again, getting blown off by city leaders. While the city council voted unanimously on April 17 in favor of a bill to ease restrictions on Second Amendment rights, Mayor Vincent Gray has not signed | Read More »
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D.C. a bit more gun-friendly
The District took a big step on Tuesday toward bringing its gun laws in line with the rest of America. While an oppressive registration requirement remains in place, the D.C. Council voted unanimously to make the overall process of becoming | Read More »
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D.C. resists correcting gun laws
Washington’s Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) has had two weeks to remove false information about the city’s gun transport laws from its forms and website. It has no interest in doing so. flashMPD officials refuse to admit that they have been | Read More »
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Transporting guns in Maryland
D.C. gun transport laws are not nearly as stringent as city officials tell the public. But the Washington Metropolitan Police Department has refused for two weeks to remove false information about the laws from its forms and website. gunWhile D.C.’s | Read More »
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Gun sales on the rise with women?
Watch Emily Miller, a senior editor at The Washington Times, and the author of the “Emily Gets Her Gun” series, which follows her journey to become a fully-armed citizen of the nation’s capital. Miller was the guest of “Fox and | Read More »
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Emily ‘got’ her gun!
I finally got my gun in Washington, D.C. I brought it home today from the District’s firearms’ registry office. got it After months of aggravation, hundreds of dollars in fees, countless hours jumping over hurdles, I am now a gun | Read More »
