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Florida State Sen. Jeff Brandes (R) is seeking to guarantee residents of the Sunshine State the ability to take their firearms with them for protection when things aren’t so sunny. (Photo: AP)

Colorado’s 70th General Assembly convened Wednesday and saw Republicans launch efforts to repeal two measures passed by Democrats in 2013 requiring background checks for guns sold online and banning high-capacity magazines.

George Zimmerman’s booking photo after his arrest Jan. 9, 2014. (Photo: Seminole County Sheriff’s Office)

Pastor Terry L. Howell, 61, left, and Benjamin Parangan Jr., 47. (Photos: Daily Mail/Facebook)

The National Law Enforcement Memorial in Washington DC has the names of over 20,267 officers who have died in the line of duty.

TFB Patent Blog highlights a paint-by-numbers drawing often found with in a patent. (Photo: TFB)

New York City police are looking for a gunman who opened fire in a crowded elevator in Brooklyn, and they’re hoping surveillance video will lead to an arrest.

The incident happened around 8 p.m. on Dec. 30, according to the video. Authorities said the victim, a 25-year-old man, was exiting the elevator when the suspect approached and shot him in the torso.

The suspect then fled the scene. The victim was transported to Kings County Hospital, where he is listed in stable condition.

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The M9A3 with a three-tone finish shown here with a safety, not a decocker. (Photo: Beretta USA)

Descendants of a Jewish family who was killed at Auschwitz during the holocaust have been reunited with some of their family’s personal belongings which were hidden away before the family was hauled off to the concentration camp more than a half century ago.

Will Hayden mugshot handout. (Photo: Livingston Parish Sheriff’s Office)

Eugene Harvey was one of five men arrested for their involvement in the airport-based gun smuggling ring.

A Dallas department store clerk refused to print this picture of Stephanie Wehner and her fiancee Mitch Strobl due to the fact that it contained a firearm. (Photo: WLAA)

Hooyman Saws in action, probably in Wisconsin. (Photo: Hooyman Saws/Facebook)

The Albuquerque Police Department released chilling footage Tuesday from a lapel camera worn by an officer as he was shot during a traffic stop over the weekend.

Officer Lou Golson pulled over Christopher Cook for suspicion of driving under the influence, but Golson later determined that the vehicle was stolen.

The dramatic video shows Golson walk up to the driver’s side window and in a split second, Cook pulls out a gun and starts shooting. Cook fired a total of five shots, three of which struck Golson, who returned fire, but did not hit Cook.

Cook was arrested Tuesday. Golson is said to be in serious condition, but is recovering and expected to survive.

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