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Holiday Fireworks Accidents Kill 4 Workers
Five people working on Independence Day fireworks shows were killed by explosions, four of them by a single blast that rocked this remote village on the Outer Banks.
Government drops charges against Kwan
Posted by David Hardy 4 July 2009 01:58 PM David Codrea has the story, here . Short version: Albert Kwan is a legit machine gun collector.
Success on the front lines of a government blitz on gunrunners supplying Mexican drug cartels with Houston weaponry hinges on logging heavy miles and knocking on countless doors.
Arrests in 2004 Arizona bombing: Are the feds finally taking domestic terrorism seriously again?
TOPICS Right Wing Violence Back in 2004, someone sent a letter bomb to Don Logan , the director of the Office of Diversity and Dialogue in Scottsdale, Ariz.
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Ohio death penalty conviction upheld
The Ohio Supreme Court yesterday unanimously upheld the aggravated murder convictions & death sentence of James Trimble for the 2005 shooting deaths of his girlfriend, her seven-year-old son, and a Kent State University student who he had taken hostage while fleeing the scene from police.
Court appearance set for self-professed hit man
A self-professed hit man is expected to appear in court today after federal agents arrested him Monday in a sting operation in which he accepted cash to kill a grand jury witness.
ICE, ATF partner to fight gun smuggling
Two federal agencies on Tuesday joined forces to reduce gun-related violence at the U.S.-Mexico border and throughout the country.
Billboards warn against aiding, abetting gun smugglers
The firearms industry is responding to allegations that Houston stores have become the primary source for Mexican drug cartel weapons by renting dozens of billboards around the city warning that customers who fraudulently purchase guns for others face prison time.
Brownsville man arrested in straw purchase case
A Brownsville man was arrested for making false statements while purchasing firearms, which where later seized by authorities in Mexico, court documents show.
Children, homemade bombs found in Lakeland meth lab
Detectives, acting on information about drugs and explosives in a Lakeland area home brought in their SWAT team and combined forces with the Federal ATF agents and Florida State Fire Marshals agents to execute a search warrant of the home.
Undercover ATF agents, state police bust 4 in Marshalls Creek traffic stop
Federal agents and state police troopers with guns drawn took several suspects into custody during an afternoon bust Thursday at a busy Smithfield Township intersection.
Federal weapons charges filed against white supremacist Joos
Federal weapons charges against McDonald County white supremacist Robert Joos were unsealed today in U. S. District Court for the Western District of Missouri.
Two ATF arrests awaken theories of conspiracy
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives agents arrested two suspected white supremacists Thursday after a raid at a northern Illinois home, during which agents seized assault weapons, hundreds of rounds of ammunition and purportedly racist materials.
ATF raids home of W.A.R. Founder
Tom Metzger lives in Warsaw Updated: Thursday, 25 Jun 2009, 10:10 PM EDT Published : Thursday, 25 Jun 2009, 4:43 PM EDT WARSAW, Ind.
Feds make arrests in Scottsdale bombing
Former Scottsdale Diversity Director Don Logan is facing the camera. Federal authorities made arrests in at least three states with ties to the 2004 mail bombing that injured three Scottsdale employees, including Logan.
Fire at former Yorktown car dealership called suspicious
YORKTOWN - Investigators have labeled as suspicious a spectacular three-alarm fire that destroyed a shuttered car dealership on Crompond Road, Lake Mohegan Assistant Fire Chief Brian Wolert said yesterday.
Probe of Ga. Theater Fire Remains Ends
A Investigators have finished sifting through the charred remains of the Georgia Theatre, but say they don't yet know what started the fire that destroyed the popular music venue in downtown Athens.
Man known for aiding police found to have spent time in prison for manslaughter
He called himself Maverick and lived on a boat at Table Rock Lake in southern Missouri.He regaled his neighbors and local police with stories of his time with the ATF, and he didnt let retirement prevent him from helping area law officers from time to time.Driving a 2001 Ford Crown Victoria equipped with lights, sirens and two-way radio, he was ...
Report: Illegal fireworks being sold at Tulalip's 'Boom City'
Need a ditch dug? Skip the hard work and instead use a strategically placed purchase from Boom City.
Maryland resident pleads not guilty to murder-for-hire
A Maryland man accused of hiring a hit man from his Warren County Jail cell pleaded not guilty to murder-for-hire and other charges Tuesday in U.S. District Court.