Firearms

A months-long narcotics investigation in Cedar Park, sparked by a Crime Stoppers tip, resulted in three arrests and the seizure of drugs, firearms, and thousands in cash.

A community tip about suspected drug activity led to the arrests of two people, the seizure of illegal drugs and firearms, and the rescue of six neglected dogs, according to the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department.

Federal investigators seized 68 kilograms of cocaine and dozens of firearms in Middle Tennessee, leading to the arrest of three individuals on federal drug charges.

Three people were arrested and seven firearms were seized after law enforcement in Cedar Park responded to a report of shots fired on July 4. The incident led to charges against the three individuals.

Somalia's National Intelligence and Security Agency (NISA) arrested two men in the central Galgaduud region and transferred them to Mogadishu for prosecution over alleged illegal possession of firearms.

More than 140 Palestinian citizens of Israel have been killed this year, a 12 percent increase from the same period in 2025. The deaths are attributed to criminal gangs, family feuds, widespread firearms access, and inadequate police enforcement, according to data from the Abraham Initiatives.

Deputies on the Eastern Plains seized more than a dozen firearms, tactical gear, thousands of rounds of ammunition, methamphetamines, and a potential explosive from a property containing a 'potential booby trap.'

Pasadena Police Department K-9 Chase, a Springer Spaniel, retired after nine years of service. During his career, he helped seize millions in cash, hundreds of firearms, and large quantities of illegal narcotics.

Federal authorities dismantled a gun trafficking ring that transported firearms from Georgia to Chicago gangs. Prosecutors allege one defendant purchased at least 22 firearms over 10 months, some of which were converted to fully automatic weapons.

Police responded to a shooting inside a home, leading to an armed standoff and the seizure of a dozen firearms. A man is facing multiple charges for firing a gun inside the residence and refusing to surrender for hours.

A Nashville man was arrested in Kentucky on drug trafficking and firearm charges. Officials confirmed he had an active warrant in the U.S. District Court, Western District of Kentucky for these offenses.

Surveillance video in York County, S.C., shows a suspect appearing to dance with a gun during a car theft. Deputies released the footage to urge residents to lock vehicles and secure valuables, as no arrests or specific details about the incident were confirmed.

The Rivers State Police Command arrested a suspected armed robber and recovered five firearms and live ammunition through intelligence-led operations. Investigators are working to dismantle an alleged criminal network linked to the suspect.

Twenty-one people were arrested during 'Operation Nite Shade' in Charlotte's Sugar Creek area from June 15 to 21. The operation focused on removing criminals, drugs, and guns, resulting in 48 traffic stops, 7 citations, over 250 grams of marijuana seized, and 5 illegal firearms recovered. A police spokesperson highlighted efforts to make the area safer.

A school shooting in the Philippines killed three students and injured dozens, highlighting the country's long-standing gun proliferation problem and easy access to weapons despite strict laws. Videos showed the shooters' familiarity with firearms, with 21 cartridge cases recovered.

Twenty-two arrests were made and six firearms seized during a two-day public safety operation on Lake Norman led by the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office. The operation, part of a large-scale effort during a high-attendance boating event, involved multiple agencies and resulted in numerous traffic stops, citations, and drug and weapons charges.

Neighbors repeatedly informed Kaua‘i Police that William Sinclair possessed firearms and used them to terrorize the community. Residents claim law enforcement ignored these warnings before a murder occurred.

A 4-year-old preschooler was removed from a summer program at the Levite Jewish Community Center in Birmingham, Alabama, after a firearm was found in her backpack. The parent reported the weapon was accidentally left in the backpack, and it was quickly removed by campus security. The JCC cited safety concerns and its firearms policy to justify disenrolling the student.

A man was arrested by the Ventura County Sheriff's Department after allegedly entering an office building in Thousand Oaks with multiple firearms, leading to an extensive search. The incident occurred on June 17 at approximately 3:42 p.m. following reports from community members.

Kentucky police are seeking public help to identify suspects who stole firearms from vehicles. The Hopkinsville Police Department released videos showing individuals in masks and specific clothing testing unlocked car doors. Two firearms were taken, and authorities warn stolen guns often lead to further crimes.

A Kauaʻi grand jury has indicted William Robert Sinclair on 28 counts, including murder, attempted murder, and illegal firearm possession. He is accused of intentionally causing the death of Sergio Reyes Hernandez and possessing 20 firearms, three suppressors, and ammunition despite being prohibited from doing so.

A Georgia sheriff’s chief deputy is accused of stealing department firearms to fuel a secret drug addiction. The investigation began after a meth pipe was found in his police vehicle, leading to allegations that he took and traded department guns.

Ron James, a former chief deputy in Thomas County, Georgia, is accused of stealing departmental firearms over several years to support his drug addiction. He was arrested in May 2023, with charges including theft and misuse of office, and an investigation revealed he exchanged guns for Adderall and used methamphetamine.

Ron James, a former chief deputy in Thomas County, Georgia, is accused of stealing department firearms over several years to fund a drug addiction, including methamphetamine use. An investigation by the Georgia Bureau of Investigation led to his arrest and resignation after evidence of drug use and unauthorized weapon transfers emerged.

Ron James, a former chief deputy in Thomas County Sheriff’s Office, is accused of stealing department firearms over several years to support a methamphetamine addiction. Investigative documents reveal he exchanged guns for Adderall and a smoking device tested positive for meth. The Georgia Bureau of Investigation conducted the inquiry leading to his arrest.

A study by the Regional Gun Violence Research Consortium found that most mass shooters display observable warning signs, such as communicating violent intentions, before attacks. Perpetrators often experienced multiple overlapping stressors and spent nearly 10 months planning, with firearms typically obtained legally.

A study analyzing 171 U.S. mass public shootings between 1999 and 2024 found that perpetrators often displayed observable warning signs, including violent communications to others, overlapping stressors, and prolonged planning. Nearly 86% of attackers disclosed violent thoughts to at least one person, while most obtained firearms legally and had prior law enforcement contact.

A study by the Regional Gun Violence Research Consortium found that most mass shooters exhibit warning signs, including communicating violent intentions to others, experiencing multiple stressors, and planning attacks over extended periods. Nearly 86% of perpetrators disclosed violent thoughts to at least one person, while stressors averaged five distinct issues and planning took nearly 10 months.

A study analyzing 171 U.S. mass public shootings between 1999 and 2024 found that perpetrators often displayed observable warning signs, including communicating violent intentions, experiencing multiple stressors, and planning attacks over extended periods. Nearly 86% of perpetrators disclosed violent thoughts to someone in their social circle, but fragmented signals across individuals and systems hindered early intervention.

Firearms are used in approximately three-quarters of veteran suicides in the U.S., up from two-thirds in 2001, according to a new analysis of federal data. The report by Everytown for Gun Safety highlights that veterans account for nearly 20% of firearm suicide deaths nationwide despite comprising a small share of the population.

Firearms are used in approximately 75% of veteran suicides in the U.S., up from 66% in 2001, according to a federal data analysis by Everytown for Gun Safety. Veterans account for nearly 20% of all firearm suicide deaths despite representing a small share of the population, with firearm suicide rates rising 67% between 2001 and 2023 compared to 35% for nonveterans.

Firearms are used in approximately three-quarters of veteran suicides in the U.S., up from two-thirds in 2001, according to a new analysis of federal data. Veterans account for nearly one in five firearm suicide deaths nationwide, with the suicide rate among veterans increasing by 67% between 2001 and 2023 compared to a 35% increase among nonveterans.

Firearms are used in approximately three-quarters of veteran suicides in the U.S., up from two-thirds in 2001, according to a federal data analysis by Everytown for Gun Safety. Veterans account for nearly 20% of firearm suicide deaths despite representing a small share of the population, with firearm ownership rates among veterans (50%) significantly higher than nonveterans (20%).

Firearms are used in approximately three-quarters of veteran suicides in the U.S., up from two-thirds in 2001, according to an analysis of federal data by Everytown for Gun Safety. Veterans account for nearly 20% of firearm suicide deaths despite making up a small share of the population, with about 18 veterans dying by suicide daily, 13 of which involve firearms.

Firearms are used in approximately three-quarters of veteran suicides in the U.S., up from two-thirds in 2001, according to a federal data analysis by Everytown for Gun Safety. Veterans account for nearly 20% of firearm suicide deaths despite representing a small share of the population, with firearm ownership rates higher among veterans (50%) than nonveterans (20%).

A man is facing 12 charges after multiple thefts from vehicles in Hanover County, where numerous items, including firearms, were stolen.

A months-long investigation into a drug trafficking operation across Ventura and Los Angeles counties led to the arrest of 11 people and the seizure of narcotics, firearms, and drug money, authorities announced.

The Department of Justice announced the results of Operation Spring Cleaning, a nationwide FBI initiative targeting gang-related threats and the illegal flow of firearms and narcotics. The operation, which ran from March 1 to May 31, involved coordination with federal, state, and local law enforcement to enhance public safety.

A Pittsburgh man pleaded guilty to possessing firearms that were stolen during a gun store robbery. The case involves stolen weapons and legal consequences for their possession.

An Essex County, New Jersey man admitted to committing an armed carjacking using an assault rifle and was also found in possession of two firearms and controlled substances with intent to distribute.