Bullet
Coverage of Bullet in the Nexus archive.
- 10-year-old girl grazed after bullet comes through window in Henrico
A 10-year-old girl was hospitalized after a bullet entered through a window on Kingsridge Road in Henrico, grazing her. The incident occurred on Friday morning.
- Surveillance video shows fight break out before 12-year-old struck by bullet outside Bronx bodega
Surveillance video captured a fight occurring before a 12-year-old was struck by a bullet outside a Bronx bodega. The incident is under investigation.
- Nashville woman finds bullet near shattered car windshield
A Nashville woman discovered a bullet near a shattered car windshield along Monroe Street in Nashville. The bullet was found next to the damaged windshield.
- Bullet fired from Dan Ryan Expressway hits window of CTA Red Line train early Sunday morning, Chicago police say
A bullet fired from the Dan Ryan Expressway struck and shattered a window on a CTA Red Line train near West 95th Street on Sunday morning. The incident occurred in the area where the train operator was working.
- Watervliet PD arrests man for bullet recovered from child’s room
Watervliet Police Department arrested an Albany man on Thursday for a bullet recovered from a child's room at the Michael J. Day Apartments on June 8. The arrest is connected to the discovery of the bullet in the apartment complex.
- Bullet recovered from child's room in Watervliet, investigation underway
A bullet was recovered from a child's room in Watervliet, prompting an ongoing weapon investigation. Police announced the investigation on Tuesday.
- Why a Ukrainian mobile air defense unit isn't ready to give up its nearly century-old machine gun
Ukrainian mobile air defense units continue using .50 caliber M2 Browning machine guns alongside new interceptor drones due to challenges like electronic interference. The M2, a nearly century-old weapon, remains effective in certain conditions despite the adoption of high-tech Ukrainian-made interceptors like the P1-Sun and Bullet.
- Bullet that hit Secret Service agent at White House Correspondents' Dinner 'was deflected by his PHONE'
A Secret Service agent was shot during the White House Correspondents' Dinner, but the bullet was deflected by his phone. The incident highlights an unusual defensive role played by personal technology in a security context.
- Bullet that hit Secret Service agent at White House Correspondents' Dinner 'was deflected by his PHONE'
A bullet fired at a Secret Service agent during the White House Correspondents' Dinner was deflected by the agent's phone, preventing injury. The incident occurred at a high-profile event attended by political figures and journalists.