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I'd just tell your friend to get bent. He's helping our cause about as much as Sarah Brady does, with his portrayal of guns in the hands of criminals. Tell him thanks, but no thanks. His supposed "realism" will only help spread the myth of guns causing crime. Make sure you tell him I said that. To all of you making suggestions - shame on you.
“95% of criminals carry their guns on the strong side, mostly stuck in the front of their bodies, inside the waistband without a holster.” This seems to be consistent with what some of our LE contributors say they've encountered when dealing with gangbangers and assorted villainy (though it was hardly a statistically significant survey).
In opposing gun control measures, Van Cleave says murders in the U.S. and Virginia are "usually gangbangers killing gangbangers." Our search turned up only one set of statistics, and it casts ...
Two ex-criminals find a quiet spot in a London pub to talk about their life of crime and what finally made them go straight.In this episode of Crime Stories,...
The old N+1 formula for calculating how many guns you should have is less of a meme than I thought. I haven’t gone out and bought anything in years, but my little hodge podge of a collection still doubled.
It is estimated that “24% of gang members own guns for protection, while only about 7% of non-gang members do so” (Bjerregaard and Lizotte, 1995: 46) and a more recent US National Institute of Justice (2006: 11) paper, which focused on Atlanta, USA, found that 29% of male gang members and 75% of female gang members who carried a gun did so because it made them feel safer.
Drug gangs rule in Rio's neglected favelas as CNN's Shasta Darlington reports. Cut From 10170897. To License This Clip, Click Here: http://collection.cnn.com...
