Videos tagged with Police Shootings

This video covers several current events in the firearms community. It begins by discussing Illinois' new assault weapon ban and the resistance it's facing. The SCOTUS's refusal to hear a case on concealed carry restrictions is also addressed, along with a study on how news coverage dehumanizes shooting victims. The episode touches on a concerning incident of a 6-year-old firing a gun at a teacher in Virginia, sparking debate on safe storage laws. Finally, it analyzes police shooting statistics, noting a record high in fatalities.

This video, titled 'Police Shootings and Culture: Like, WTF?!', delves into the sensitive and often controversial topic of police-involved shootings. Given the title's provocative nature and explicit mention of 'culture,' the content likely explores societal perceptions, systemic issues, or the broader context surrounding these events. Without a transcript, the specific angles or firearms involved remain unknown, but the title suggests a critical and perhaps emotional examination of a significant social issue.

This video, titled 'Police Shootings and the Culture: Like, WTF?!', delves into the complex issues surrounding police shootings and their broader cultural implications. While the specific focus is on societal reactions and the underlying culture, the topic inherently touches upon the use of firearms by law enforcement. The title's exclamation suggests a critical and potentially controversial discussion, aiming to provoke thought and debate among viewers.

This Gun Talk Radio episode from November 5, 2017, addresses the tragic church shooting in Sutherland Springs, Texas. Host Tom Gresham also discusses common myths surrounding police shootings with former officer and author Joseph Loughlin. The program further explores the controversial topic of carrying firearms in areas designated as 'gun-free zones'. The show, which airs live on Sundays, covers a range of gun-centric topics, from new products to political discussions, and is available on multiple platforms.