By Dave Workman Repeated inquiries to the Department of Justice and U.S. Attorney’s Office in Washington, D.C. regarding details on the handgun allegedly used by murder suspect Rahmanullah Lakanwal in the attack on two National Guard troopers remain unanswered, and the question now is “Why?” There are no specifics on the gun in charging documents […]
Notorious Green River Killer Near Death; Mass Murderer Didn’t Use Gun
By Dave Workman The man believed to have been the Northwest’s most prolific killer is reportedly nearing death, and one thing which sets him apart from most high-profile murderers is that he didn’t use as gun on any of his victims. News of his approaching death appeared Monday at MyNorthwest.com. He strangled them, either by […]
British Man Arrested in England for Posing with Shotgun while on Vacation in Florida
By Lee Williams SAF Investigative Journalism Project John Richelieu-Booth, a 50-year-old self-employed IT contractor from England, was arrested by British police after returning home from a vacation in Florida for posing awkwardly while holding a Remington 870 shotgun in the Sunshine State. Richelieu-Booth told the British newspaper The Telegraph that he was completely shocked by […]
Washington CPLs Decline 4th Month in a Row
By Dave Workman For the fourth straight month, the number of active concealed pistol licenses in Washington State has declined, with the drop in November being the most significant, to 706,046, the lowest the number has been in several months. The last month with lower CPL numbers was April, when the statewide total was 705,691. […]
3 CCRKBA Board Media Professionals Nominated for Gundies Awards
Three media professionals, who are also members of the Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms’ Board of Directors, have been nominated for 2026 Gundies awards. According to their website, “The Gundies Awards celebrate excellence in the firearms and outdoor industries by recognizing creators, influencers, and brands making a meaningful impact in […]
Fla. Circuit Judge Allows Black Bear Hunt to Proceed
By Dave Workman Florida’s planned black bear hunt will go forward as scheduled, running Dec. 6-28, after a circuit court judge in Leon County denied a request for a temporary injunction from an anti-hunting group seeking to block the hunt. The Tallahassee Democrat is reporting Judge Angela Dempsey rejected the request from Bear Warriors United […]