Videos tagged with Felony Charge

This video reports on Senator Nicole Mitchell facing a second felony charge while remaining in her political office. The description includes various promotional links for home title security, tip jars, channel memberships, and affiliate marketing for products ranging from coffee and food storage to tactical gear and VPN services. The content appears to be commentary on a political figure's legal troubles.

This video discusses a dramatic incident where a gun owner is alleged to have saved their nephew from a pit bull attack, only to subsequently be charged with a felony. The title and description hint at a legal and self-defense narrative involving firearms, with a focus on the owner's actions and the potential legal ramifications. The mention of USCCA and Concealed Carry suggests a perspective aligned with gun rights advocacy and the responsible use of firearms for personal protection.

This video discusses a case where a Michigan man is facing felony assault charges for using a firearm in self-defense. It highlights a legal situation involving defensive gun use and its potential consequences. The description also includes various links for support, merchandise, and affiliate partners related to the channel's content and the creator's interests.

This video discusses the question of whether U.S. postal workers should be allowed to carry firearms. It references a federal judge's ruling in Florida that a postal worker bringing a gun to work violated Second Amendment rights. The discussion explores the practicalities and implications of arming postal workers.

This video discusses the arrest of Michael Barner in Fresno, California, for allegedly possessing an FGC9, a type of ghost gun. The arrest occurred while he was returning from a fishing trip. Barner faces felony charges for illegally carrying a loaded firearm and a large-capacity magazine, with a bail set at $200,000. The description also includes promotional links for supplements, gold purchases, channel support, alternative platforms, merchandise, and a P.O. Box address.

This video discusses the legal troubles of Benjamin Kickz, a celebrity sneaker dealer, who is reportedly facing strong-arm robbery charges. The description links to a TMZ article providing details of the alleged felony charge. It also includes various links for donations, channel memberships, and social media followings for the content creator, TonyD2Wild. The video appears to be an update on a news story rather than a direct discussion or demonstration of firearms.

This video discusses the legal charges brought against the McCloskeys for allegedly using firearms in self-defense. The title and description emphasize the claim that the charges are for defending themselves. The content appears to be from the "Guns & Gadgets" YouTube channel, which often covers firearm-related news, legal issues, and product reviews, as indicated by their social media links and calls to action for support and affiliate purchases.

This video discusses a felony charge against a New York man involved in a home invasion where two people were shot. The content then shifts to a political commentary on gun registration, arguing it serves only to facilitate government confiscation. The creator promotes their merchandise and social media channels, including a GoFundMe for Ronald A. Stolarczyk.

This video discusses an incident where a K-9 officer, identified as Keenan Wallace, allegedly shot a small Chihuahua in retaliation for a homeowner not leaving his porch. The description emphasizes that the dog was not aggressive and was only nine pounds. The video also highlights the neighbor who allegedly pointed a gun at the homeowner and dogs, and subsequently called the police. The uploader calls for the K-9 cop to be fired, lose his right to carry a gun, and face felony charges and jail time. They also suggest the neighbor should face charges for brandishing a weapon.

This video, "Ginny Simone Reporting | S7 E2: 'New Jersey Justice ... Again!'", details the case of Sgt. Ray Hughes, a Pennsylvania corrections officer, who faces a felony charge in New Jersey for allegedly bringing his firearm into the state. Even though he was the victim of a drunk driving incident in Atlantic City, his possession of his gun turned him into a criminal under New Jersey's strict gun laws. The report highlights this as another instance of perceived injustice stemming from the state's gun-control regime and features an exclusive interview with Sgt. Hughes and his wife, Denise. The video is promoted as part of the "Ginny Simone Reporting" series on NRA News.

This episode of Ginny Simone Reporting, "New Jersey's Web of Injustice," highlights the case of Mia Higginbotham, arrested for legally transporting a legally owned firearm out of state. Despite following TSA regulations, she faces a second-degree felony charge in New Jersey, feeling akin to a "murderer" in the eyes of the court. The report criticizes New Jersey's stringent gun laws and their impact on law-abiding citizens, emphasizing the state's growing list of "gun-control victims." Further content from Ginny Simone Reporting is available on NRA News.