Greg Ridgeway, Ph.D.
Deputy Director
National Institute of Justice
January 4, 2013
On average there are about 11,000 firearm homicides every year. While there are deaths resulting from accidental discharges and suicides, this document will focus on intentional firearm homicides. Fatalities from mass shootings (those with 4 or more victims in a particular place and time) account on average for 35 fatalities per year. Policies that address the larger firearm homicide issue will have a far greater impact even if they do not address the particular issues of mass shootings. Continue reading “DOJ’s Summary of Select Firearm Violence Prevention Strategies”


International Man – by Jeff Thomas
Trip Lively
The Daily Caller – by Patrick Howley
WND – by Nick Adams
Waking Times – by Kris Gunnars
Now I’m REALLY worried. This has all the earmarks of a setup. I ain’t fallin’ for THIS banana in the tailpipe. Their agenda does NOT include saving lives.