DAILYCALLER (Harold Hutchison) - Burglar Finds Out Hard Way He Picked Wrong House
Officers responded to a call about a shooting
Officers responded to a call about a shooting
‘Gun bans in public housing violate the Second Amendment’
‘Law-abiding citizens were restricted’
‘He didn’t plan on using it that day’
‘Literally right in front of the bank’
The family of convicted killer Karmelo Anthony wants donors to give another $250,000 for his murder appeal, even as basic questions about how the previous $634,000 in donations was spent remain unanswered. Two weeks after a Texas judge denied Anthony's bid for a new trial, his family and a six-lawyer legal team held a press […] The post Karmelo Anthony's family launches new $250,000 fundraiser for appeal while refusing to account for $634,000 already raised appeared first on American Almanac .
The family of convicted killer Karmelo Anthony wants donors to give another $250,000 for his murder appeal, even as basic questions about how the previous $634,000 in donations was spent remain unanswered. Two weeks after a Texas judge denied Anthony's bid for a new trial, his family and a six-lawyer legal team held a press conference in Dallas to announce the new crowdfunding campaign. The GiveSendGo page, titled the Karmelo Anthony Legal Fund, had already pulled in more than $30,000 by the time the Daily Mail reported on the effort. But when a reporter from NBC 5 asked how the hundreds of thousands raised before the trial were spent, the family's allies refused to answer. Anthony, now 19, is serving a 35-year prison sentence for…Open
Sheriffs' groups argue restrictions on ownership of semiautomatic rifles not only violate the Second Amendment, but also encourage criminal activity.
Mark Sanchez, the former NFL quarterback turned Fox Sports analyst, will plead guilty to charges stemming from a late-night altercation with a 69-year-old truck driver outside an Indianapolis hotel, a case that cost him his broadcasting career and now carries up to six years in prison. Defense attorneys filed a motion in Marion County Superior […] The post Former NFL quarterback Mark Sanchez agrees to plead guilty in Indianapolis battery case appeared first on American Almanac .
Mark Sanchez, the former NFL quarterback turned Fox Sports analyst, will plead guilty to charges stemming from a late-night altercation with a 69-year-old truck driver outside an Indianapolis hotel, a case that cost him his broadcasting career and now carries up to six years in prison. Defense attorneys filed a motion in Marion County Superior Court on Thursday asking a judge to scrap the upcoming trial date and schedule a guilty plea and sentencing hearing instead, Breitbart reported . The move comes after the trial had been pushed back five times and was set to begin as soon as the following Tuesday. Sanchez faces a felony charge of battery resulting in serious bodily injury, punishable by one to six years, along with three misdemeanor…Open
‘In the Eighth Circuit’s view, an individual’s Second Amendment rights are confined to the borders of the state of where he holds a firearm permit.’
‘The incident was subsequently updated to a shooting’