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How fake medication almost killed Lexi

Lexi O. has diabetes and was prescribed the well-known medication Ozempic. But since Ozempic and similar medications have skyrocketed in popularity there have been shortages of the drugs. This has forced some people to go to different pharmacies and in some cases buy the medication online. When Lexi was unable to find her medication through …

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RPG-7 round detonates on Army vet

Adam K. is a U.S. Army veteran, and one day he was shooting a rocket launcher while doing some weapons testing with friends. He wanted to demonstrate the effects of shooting a rocket launcher and the release of the hot gasses. So, Adam lifted the RPG-7 onto his shoulder as his friends set up a …

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Alaskan burglar makes a fatal mistake

Mary S. and her husband live in Wasilla, Alaska. One Sunday morning, the couple was at home when they heard a noise and soon discovered an unknown man inside their home. The 22-year-old intruder immediately started fighting with Mary’s husband. During the scuffle, the intruder stabbed Mary’s husband. Mary retrieved a firearm inside the home …

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How Iran’s GPS Attacks Will Affect YOU

Over the past few years commercial airliners have reported a spike in dangerous GPS attacks. For example, last September, multiple commercial flights flew off their intended path while traveling in the skies above the Middle East. The plans went off-path because their navigation systems failed. It started when the plans received fake GPS signals designed …

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A gun magazine shaped hand grenade?

Travis T. owned a Springfield Hellcat Pro 9mm handgun. One day, Travis was at the range shooting his Springfield handgun using Blazer 9mm ammo. After about 150 rounds, Travis pulled the trigger and his magazine exploded and fell out of his gun. The metal part of the magazine wasn’t damaged, but the plastic base plate …

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The “demons” made him do it?

George T. and his wife are gun owners who live in Santa Ana, California. Around 4 a.m. one morning, a 23-year-old man left a detox center not far from the couple’s home. Before leaving the detox facility the man told staff that he was seeing “demons.” Soon after leaving the center, the man broke into …

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Amazon refusing customer returns?

Noah P. worked at an Amazon warehouse in Tennessee. One night, while working his graveyard shift, Noah was approached by police and a loss prevention employee. It turns out Noah was working with an organized criminal ring to make fraudulent returns. For example, in one instance, Noah processed a customer’s return and marked it as …

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The “Babe Ruth” of firearms?

When Jeanine T.’s father passed away in Hartford, CT, she began cleaning out his belongings. While going through a closet, Jeanine found a rifle. She didn’t know anything about the gun but didn’t want to keep it, so she decided to turn the rifle over to the Hartford Police Department. At the police station, she …

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Do you have a plan for when 911 fails?

It’s estimated that 911 is called 250 million times every year in the U.S., which is almost 700,000 calls per day. But have you ever thought about what you would do if no one answered? In April 2024, several cities in Nebraska, South Dakota, and Nevada (including Las Vegas) reported emergency phone outages. In Nebraska, …

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Why you should consider a modular gun safe

In London, there is a commercial area called Hatton Garden. The area’s well known for its jewelry locations and many safes, including the Hatton Garden Safe Deposit Company. One evening, employees locked up the building at the Hatton Garden Safe Deposit Company like they had done many times before. After the staff had left for …