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Rev. Henry Guyton, 71, a Baptist church pastor, called 911 one afternoon when a man at the church began acting as if he was having a heart attack. The man, 38-year-old Jesse Gates, left the church after being examined by EMS.

Duanne Ammann, 60, owner of a convenience store, was filling a cooler with drinks around 6 p.m. when brothers Quinten Felton, 17, and Eddie Felton, 20, entered the store.

A 35-year-old woman called 911 after a man followed her home from a gas station and forced his way inside through the front door. The woman allegedly ordered the man to leave then retreated to her bedroom.

Charlie Blackmore was driving home around 4 a.m. when he spotted a woman being assaulted along the side of the road. A man had pushed her to the ground and was kicking her repeatedly in the head and stomach.

Passengers were picked up by a limousine driver and driven to a nightclub. Afterward, the party was taken to a convenience store.

In Colorado and New York, where gun-ban politicians brashly pushed through unconstitutional legislation detrimental to law-abiding gun owners, county sheriffs are coming to the rescue.

The recent victory in the "Land of Lincoln" was the culmination of decades of tireless effort and dogged perseverance by those who believe in the Second Amendment.

While walking down the sidewalk, a military service member was assaulted by a man he did not know. As he was walking around 3 p.m., he was approached by a stranger, who proceeded to verbally assault him before physically striking him in the head.

The 9th Circuit's decision in favor of the right to carry was a major victory that gun prohibitionists are working frantically to overturn.