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Texas Man Uses AirTag to Track Down Stolen Truck, Kills Man
Last week, a thief stole a man’s unoccupied truck from his San Antonio home. Unbeknownst to the thief, inside the truck was an Apple AirTag device, which the owner could track with his phone. The owner located his truck and the police are now investigating the circumstances that led to one man’s death. San Antonio…
Read MoreFederal Judge—Law Barring Marijuana Users From Owning Firearm is Unconstitutional
On February 3rd, a Federal Judge dismissed, with prejudice, the charges from a May 2022 arrest of Texas man Jared Harrison in the case, United States v. Jared Michael Harrison. The state charged Harrison with unlawful possession of a firearm by an unlawful user of a controlled substance (marijuana) under 18 U.S.C. § 922(g)(3). While…
Read More30.06 and 30.07 Signs, Where Can’t You Carry in Texas
Texas Gun Law: There is no denying it. Gun law can be confusing. Even those who consider themselves experts do as poorly on The Self Defense Gun Law Quiz as those who don’t. In fact, the average score is between 5 and 6 out of 10, regardless of the professed amount of legal knowledge. It…
Read MoreIt’s Official:Texas Constitutional Carry Bill Signed into Law
It has been a long road, but Texans can rejoice now that Governor Abbot has finally signed his name to HB 1927. The Firearm Carry Act removes the requirement that Lone Star State citizens obtain a permission slip before carrying a concealed handgun, known as constitutional carry. Texas Constitutional Carry Bill: This post updates our story…
Read MoreTexas Concealed Carry Bill Awaits Gov. Abbott’s Signature
Back on May 10th, I wrote an article about a pro-gun bill making its way through the Texas legislature. HB 1927, known as the Firearm Carry Act. It repeals the need for Texans to ask for permission before carrying a firearm for self-defense. For more information on the bill and how it got this far,…
Read MoreHow to Shoot Guns in Your Texas Backyard, and Not Get Arrested
There are so many laws that regulate shooting guns recreationally. If you live in Texas and own firearms, you might have wondered if you can shoot guns on your private property. And if so, how can you make sure you do it legally? Texas Law: Shooting Guns on Private Property Eventually, I will get around…
Read MoreConstitutional Carry Bill Passes Texas Senate in 18-13 Vote
Is constitutional Carry is coming to Texas? With the recent 18-13 vote in the senate, Texans are closer than ever to carry a concealed handgun legally without asking for permission. Texans are closer than ever to carry a concealed handgun without asking for permission. This type of law is known as constitutional carry or permitless…
Read MoreHome Invasion Suspect Charged in Deaths of Accomplices
Austin, Texas – Austin Police Department says officers were dispatched to multiple reports of shots fired inside a Northeast apartment complex late February 18th. One caller said that a man had been shot and had died outside their apartment in the breeze way. Officers arrived at Creekside on Palmer Lane Apartments at around 10:30 p.m.…
Read MoreFamily Attacked for not Letting Man Hold Phone
Temple, Texas — A man is recovering after he was attacked for not letting another man hold his phone to make a call. According to Eric Holder, he and his family were eating dinner at Raising Cane’s Chicken Fingers located at 2304 S. 31st St. at around 7 p.m., when he was approached by a…
Read MoreConcealed Carry: 7 Steps on How to Get Your LTC in Texas
Whether you are thinking about getting your Texas License To Carry (LTC) for the first time, or looking to renew one that has or is about to expire, I will give you the steps needed to obtain an LTC. Make sure you are eligible to obtain an LTC. Read here for an article which focuses…
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