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Harry J. McCullough III and The Importance of A Proper Concealed Carry Permitting Process

Posted on May 4, 2010 by Brad Kozak

In a recent editorial, I ranted at KETV Omaha’s biased report on a Nebraska armed robbery case. An armed citizen, Harry J. McCullough III, shot and killed an armed robber and subdued another with a concealed handgun. Turns out there are a few … Continue reading →

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The McCullough Saga Continues: The Hero Speaks.

Posted on May 1, 2010 by Brad Kozak

I gotta tell you, I love this stuff. Covering this story is like peeling the layers off an onion. Only with this story, every layer we peel back reveals more detail, and gets us closer to the truth. Case in … Continue reading →

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Editorial: Gun Violence Reporting and Point of View(s).

Posted on April 28, 2010 by Brad Kozak

So I’m reading this riveting story about a recent self-defense shooting. Now the facts behind the story are these… A 32-year-old former security guard, Harry McCullough, was in an Omaha, Nebraska Walgreens picking up a prescription and buying ice cream when … Continue reading →

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Ohio Gun Rights: Home Rules Rule? Who Rules Home Rules?

Posted on March 29, 2010 by Robert Farago

Same deal for Omaha: the state government wants to quash the city’s gun control ordinances. Specifically, Omaha requires gun owners with concealed-carry gun permits to register their firearms with the city. “On Monday, [state legislators] passed an amendment that would … Continue reading →

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