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Witness Stops Kidnapping, Bad Guy Still Out There
Fox News reported out of Phoenix, Arizona, on April 8 about a harrowing ordeal where an 11-year-old girl was almost kidnapped by a stranger. The girl was walking down a street when a man who was later described as “wearing a black hoodie” ran up to her and grabbed her by the arm. The girl was terrified as the man pulled her arm behind her back and covered her face with his arm. As the stranger tried forcing the young girl to come with him, another man quickly intervened. Sgt. Tommy Thompson with the Phoenix police told Fox10 that this individual shoved the would-be kidnapper to the ground and then pointed a handgun at the man, demanding that he leave the girl alone. Once the suspect realized he was staring down the barrel of a gun, he turned tail and ran away from the scene.
Police are still searching for the suspect, and the investigation is ongoing. Parents are anxious and hope that the suspect is soon caught, since a lot of children walk to school in the area where the incident occurred. Neighbor Don George told AZFamily.com that “kids walk up to school 2 blocks to the east…. It’s a grade school and probably 25 kids walk by here every morning between 7:30 and 8.”
Federal Judge Rules California Magazine Ban Is Unconstitutional
The Federalist reported on April 8 that a federal district judge ruled in Duncan v. Becerra that a nearly 20-year-old California state law banning gun magazines that hold more than 10 rounds is -unconstitutional.
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