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Harvey’s Pistol and Pawn, shown here, is offering to ship guns to other FFL holders in Missouri to help arm those unable to find firearms locally. (Photo: WATE)

Immediately following Monday night’s announcement that the St. Louis County grand jury failed to indict Ferguson police officer Darren Wilson in the Aug. 9 shooting death of Michael Brown, Prosecutor Robert McCulloch released the evidence, including over 80 photos, used by the grand jury to determine their decision.

Journalist Charlie LeDuff provides two and a half hours of raw footage from Ferguson, starting with conversations with protesters just minutes before the grand jury’s decision was announced and continuing on to show the aftermath in the city after residents were informed of the decision not to indict Ferguson police officer Darren Wilson for the shooting death of 18-year-old Michael Brown in August.

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Circumstances surrounding felonious officer deaths in 2013. (Graphic: FBI)

Marissa Alexander will return to jail for 65 days after accepting a plea bargain in the charges against her. (Photo: AP)

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With a mix of reporters, activists, strangers in Guy Fawkes masks, and law enforcement outside a courthouse in Clayton, Missouri, a St. Louis county prosecutor announced the decision to not charge Darren Wilson by a grand jury for the shooting death of 18-year-old Michael Brown.

About the editorial you ran on Kendall Jones: I don’t think this argument is true for all people or women out there… at all.

A grand jury will make a decision today on whether to indict officer Darren Wilson who fatally shoot of Michael Brown on August 9, 2014. Previous movements in this case have been wrought with racial violence and looting.

Ruger just brought back the kit gun in a whole new way. (Photo: Ruger)

In a “CBS This Morning” exclusive interview with the sister of the Washington Navy Yard gunman shed light on the mental health problems that consumed her brother.

Naomi Alexis describes her brother as one with a dark and dangerous past — a past so haunting that she and her sister weren’t surprised when they found out Aaron Alexis was the shooter.

Aaron Alexis shot and killed 12 people on Sept. 16, 2013, at the Washington Navy Yard, in southeast Washington, D.C. The 34-year-old used a valid temporary ID to get into Building 197, and was eventually shot dead himself by police.

FBI agents later found a note from Alexis claiming that “ultra-low frequency” waves had been attacking him for months.

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“We are a little shaken up, but we are doing fine,” the victim, whose face was still visibly injured, told reporters the day after the home invasion. (Photo: Q13 Fox)

Everytown for Gun Safety has released a subtle “Talking Turkey About Guns” campaign this holiday season. (Photo: Everytown)

Lionheart Industries is taking the gloves off this Black Friday by cutting prices across the board this Black Friday weekend. To make things even more appealing, the company is taking pre-orders on all its pistols starting Monday.

Cindy, a 2-year old pit bull, died in drug raid on Adam Arroyo’s West Side apartment in Buffalo New York last year. (Photo: Buffalo News)