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The people in the car told the officer, “We are just out looking to hunt stuff.”

This past weekend Grand Rapids Police and the Safe Alliances for Everyone (SAFE) Task Force hosted a gun buyback event in which nearly 300 guns were turned in.

Looking to unload some firearms? Grand Rapids Police and the Safe Alliances for Everyone (SAFE) Task Force is hosting a gun buyback program in a few weeks.

An undisclosed number of firearms were robbed from Barracks 616 in Cascade Township Tuesday morning.

The buyback program got 107 guns off the streets over the weekend, with another date set, November 7th.

GRPD says that people will be able to dispose of firearms in exchange for a pre-paid gift card with no questions asked.

Yesterday, in what turned out to be a very controversial post on Facebook, the Lowell Police Department alerted residents that "four open carry 2nd amendment citizens" would be walking Main Street.

In Tampa, FL Neil Gallagher and his roommate were having a debate on who would win in a fight: someone with a gun or someone with a knife. Source: FOX 13

The LA County Sheriff, Sheriff Villanueva, is making big moves during the COVID-19 crisis, "This is about taking care of people, not elected officials or politicians,” Villanueva said. Source: FOXLA

Lakeview Police are asking for the public's help identifying three suspects sought in connection with the theft of firearms from Tamarack Sports.

This incident follows other, similar thefts in West Michigan.

Technically they're getting rid of the entire "hunt" category in these stores.