Las Vegas Road Rage Ends in Self-Defense Shooting After Knife Attack
A road rage incident in Las Vegas ended in a defensive shooting after a knife-wielding man attacked another driver. Learn what happened and how to prepare for similar situations.
JUSTIFIED: Las Vegas 7/11 Protected by Armed Civilian
An attempted armed robbery of a 7-Eleven on Cheyenne Avenue and Civic Center Drive in North Las Vegas turned into a shootout on Thursday Morning that left the suspected robber, 24-year-old Rashad Ryan dead when an armed citizen inside the store shot the suspect.
“Pre-Hillary Sale” in Las Vegas Gun Store
The Westside Armory, a gun shop in Las Vegas has been advertising a “Pre-Hillary Sale” this coming weekend, in response to Presidential nominee Donald Trump’s words, “the Second Amendment is on the ballot in November.”
Las Vegas Pokemon Go Trainer fends off robbery with his Concealed Carry Pistol
What Elvis and his accomplice were unaware of, was that one of the group members had a concealed carry license, and decided to not go down without a fight. He drew his weapon and fired at Elvis. This caused a small firefight to ensue and Campos…
Las Vegas Woman Cited for Carrying Openly in Library
The woman was handcuffed and cited by law enforcement for trespassing. Now she is in a legal battle. This is just the kind of thing that could happen to anyone in Nevada regardless if you carry concealed or open. Sometimes little misunderstandings turn into big incidents that change your life at very least financially.
Nevada’s Gun Obsession Gone Viral: Study Shows Nevada Number 1 in Nation for Gun Related Hashtags and Photos
The study was attempting to draw a between gun violence and gun-related social media posts, with (debate-ably) mixed results. What the study ultimately concluded was that #gun social media mentions mirror the nation’s views for better or worse.”
South Las Vegas Homeowner Shoots Home Invader In Face, Saves Lives
The police found no wrongdoing on the part of the homeowner, and neighbors including Slokken were greatful that he was able to stop the intruder before he hurt someone. “I think it was very brave,” said Slokken. “I’m glad he did it. It made me feel better — that he’s armed.”