A man allegedly tried to steal the tip jar from Barranquitas Mini Bakery in Hartford, Conn., leading the owner to chase him down the street. Authorities say that the suspect, Marcus Torres, fought with the owner and appears to have motioned at one point as if he were drawing a weapon, at which point the owner shot him in the leg.
No one else was injured in the scuffle. Torres was treated and is being charged with attempted robbery and assault, while the owner is not facing charges.
A civil-rights movement is well underway to take back this freedom, but there is still much to be done.
It’s clear that Americans are choosing to exercise their constitutional rights.
Such bans openly defy U.S. Supreme Court precedents while pretending to uphold them.
After four years of enduring President Joe Biden, the American electorate voted for a course correction.
The Second Amendment was effectively on the ballot last month and NRA members stepped up to help deliver an important victory.
A strong and involved NRA membership is the best defense against gun-control forces.
