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Strickland, Redfern: No need to know who has conceal carry permits

SANDUSKY Gov. Ted Strickland supports a secrecy provision in the state's concealed weapons law because he believes Ohioans ar 321125.txt By date (default) read more

At Naco port of entry, officer takes kick to face

By Derek Jordan Herald/Review SIERRA VISTA — A man attempting to illegally enter the United States at the Naco port of entry has been charged with assault after he kicked a U.S. Customs and Border Protection officer in the face. The incident occurred Monday at about 8 p.m. when officers at the port of entry noticed a man trying to walk into the U.S. through the outbound pedestrian lane leading ...

Marysville pulls back on park gun ban

An issue that came to a head when a pair of gun rights advocates openly carried weapons during Marysville Days has been resolved much to the chagrin of some city officials.

Aug 24, 2010

BOSTON - A total of 47 gang members and individuals with gang ties, including many with criminal records, are facing new criminal charges or removal from the United States following a three-month anti-gang surge led by the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Office of Homeland Security Investigations (HSI).

Police chiefs to campaign for long-gun registry

Delegates at the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police conference have voted resoundingly to support the long-gun registry, and now plan to lobby to save it from being scrapped.