What happened to cause Louisiana residents to be afraid of coyotes? A news report aired from Jefferson Parish, La and local residents expressed grave concern. We will consider this during our SOTG Homeroom from CrossBreed Holsters.

Who experienced their first visit to the Brownells pro shop? Here is a hint, she is the cutest thing on planet Earth. Also, we have good news for rifle shooters.

Remember the San Francisco Police Chief who said he wanted crime victims to just be good witnesses? Well, he got his wish one more time. The irony in this story is so thick you can cut it with a knife.

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   • TOPIC: LA Residents Afraid of Coyotes www.wdsu.com
• [0:31:19] Reporter Robbed At Gunpoint While Filming Television Segment On Robberies In San Francisco: Report www.dailywire.com

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• [Reporter Robbed At Gunpoint] https://youtu.be/5RpIHYZ2JNA

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From www.dailywire.com:

A reporter for a local news station in San Francisco was allegedly robbed at gun point this last week while filming a television segment on car robberies taking place inside the city.

The segment came in response to residents complaining that car break-ins have been increasing near a city landmark ever since the early days of the pandemic when local officials closed the road that was used to access the area’s vista point.

“On Wednesday afternoon, the smash-and-grabs turned into armed robbery,” CBS San Francisco reported. “KPIX 5 reporter Don Ford was on the story Tuesday and again on Wednesday, and was preparing to interview nearby homeowners when a white luxury sedan with four men inside pulled up.”

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