In This Episode

We planned for this to be another ACP Round Table, but not everyone could make it. Instead, it's just Weer'd and Oddball discussing:

the details of last week's Montreal Shooting that we didn't know until now;
a mass shooting in Germany;
murder rates at an all time low in the United States;
SCOTUS granting cert on two assault weapon ban challenges;
SCOTUS also striking down Hawaii's "Vampire Rule";
both Virginia and Rhode Island's assault weapon bans going into effect;
the Federal Government trying to dismiss the Bryan Malinowski wrongful death lawsuit, which failed.

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Show Notes

Female cop shoots bystander and flees gunman who just killed partner in Montreal
Mass shooting in Germany
NPR admits that murder rate is at a record low
ATF NFA numbers
SCOTUS Makes No Move on Gun, Magazine Bans or Age-Related Cases in Monday's Order List
BREAKING: Supreme Court to Hear Challenge to Assault Weapon Bans
Supreme Court Strikes Down Hawaii 'Vampire Rule'
Why Amy Coney Barrett's Wolford Concurrence Is As Important As the Decision Itself
Head of FTC Accuses Virginia State Police of Slow-Walking Background Checks Ahead of Ban
Court slaps Virginia with preliminary injunction on AWB
Rhode Island's 'Assault Weapons Ban' Set to Take Effect This Week
Judge lets wrongful death lawsuit filed by wife of former Little Rock airport director move forward