The Gun Guy Podcast

Guy Relford returns for another episode of “The Gun Guy” on 93.1 WIBC. Guy begins the show talking about the deadly shooting of Dustin Phipps at a Marathon gas station on the corner of Emerson and Southeastern Avenue. Court documents say Anvictor Butler fired fatal shots at Dustin Phipps as he got in the car Butler was driving.  

https://www.wishtv.com/news/i-team-8/man-charged-with-murdering-carjacker-at-indianapolis-gas-station/ 

Guy takes issue with the local media coverage of this shooting. He also took issue with Lawyer Mario Massillamany’s opinon on WTHR "You're still looking at murder charges, even if that was his car and he legally could possess a gun because, in Indiana, the only time you're allowed to use deadly force is in your house," says Massillamany. 

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crime/man-charged-with-murder-for-shooting-a-person-getting-in-the-car-he-was-driving/ar-AA14hEC9 

See Guy’s social media post regarding Mario’s opinion here: 

https://www.facebook.com/gunguyWIBC/ 

Guy agrees with Indiana state law that only allows the use of deadly force when your life is threatened. You are not allowed to use deadly force when one is running off with property.  A caller asks when deadly force is justified. Guy talks about the 4 times one is justified in using deadly force. 

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Guy spends the majority of today's show talking about the fatal shooting at a Marathon gas station. A caller asks when deadly force is justified. Guy talks about the 4 times one is justified in using deadly force. 

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Guy Relford returns for another episode of “The Gun Guy” on 93.1 WIBC. Guy begins the show talking about Irvington resident Lance Huffman, whose family home has been shot at 5 times in the last two months. In the second hour, Guy does some myth busting regarding prior felony's and being able to legally possess a firearm. Fortunately, many non-violent felonies can be expunged. Towards the end of the show, Irvington resident Lance Huffman calls in to report that a suspect has been arrested. As usual, Guy takes calls from the listeners. 

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Guy talks about an interview he read with Professor Leila Sadat, who is the James Carr Professor of International Criminal Law at the Washington University in St. Louis. 

https://www.studlife.com/news/2022/11/09/q-a-reframing-the-conversation-about-gun-control-around-human-rights/

Sadat: "The current focus in the United States is almost entirely on the “rights” of individuals wishing to purchase and wield arms, which they frame as “gun rights” guaranteed by the Second Amendment of the US constitution. I like to say there’s no such thing as gun rights because guns don’t have rights, people do. And that’s not just me being professorial, it’s a fundamental point."

Guy takes issue with that logic. The 2nd Amendment is not a 2nd tier right. There is no hierarchy in our bill of rights. 

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Guy Relford returns for another episode of “The Gun Guy” on 93.1 WIBC. Guy begins the show with Brian Alvey whom Guy walked with today for the Warrior 110 project. 

https://thewarrior110.org/

https://www.facebook.com/Warr110r/

The Warrior 110 program raises awareness and funds for veterans suffering from physical and emotional ailments such as PTS (post-traumatic stress) and TBI (traumatic brain injury). Awareness and dollars are raised through "Ruck Marches" (weighted walks often used in military training that stretch for more miles) and various other events throughout the year.

Guy then talks about an interview he read with Professor Leila Sadat is the James Carr Professor of International Criminal Law at the Washington University in St. Louis. 

https://www.studlife.com/news/2022/11/09/q-a-reframing-the-conversation-about-gun-control-around-human-rights/

Sadat: "The current focus in the United States is almost entirely on the “rights” of individuals wishing to purchase and wield arms, which they frame as “gun rights” guaranteed by the Second Amendment of the US constitution. I like to say there’s no such thing as gun rights because guns don’t have rights, people do. And that’s not just me being professorial, it’s a fundamental point."

Guy takes issue with that logic. The 2nd Amendment is not a 2nd tier right. There is no hierarchy in our bill of rights. 

in the 2nd hour, Guy talks about practical reasons for Hoosiers to get a carry license, even though our state is now a constitutional carry state. While Hoosiers have the right to carry without a license, they may not be able to carry outside the state without an Indiana Carry License. 

How Reciprocity works under Constitutional Carry (the2aproject.com)

As usual, Guy takes calls from the listeners. 

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Guy begins the show with Brian Alvey whom Guy walked with today for the Warrior 110 project. 

https://thewarrior110.org/

https://www.facebook.com/Warr110r/

The Warrior 110 program raises awareness and funds for veterans suffering from physical and emotional ailments such as PTS (post-traumatic stress) and TBI (traumatic brain injury). Awareness and dollars are raised through "Ruck Marches" (weighted walks often used in military training that stretch for more miles) and various other events throughout the year.

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Guy Relford returns for another episode of “The Gun Guy” on 93.1 WIBC. Meijer has banned guns from being carried inside their stores. Guy talks about Indiana laws regarding this subject. He explains that "No Guns" signs at entrances are merely policy, not law. A business has the right to ask you to leave, and if you refuse to leave only then has a crime been committed. Beloved Hammer and Nigel producer, The Kyle Wells, aka Mega Mondo, calls in to talk about his 12 years with WIBC and where he’s going now. Big bad Guy admits to getting a little misty and shedding a tear over Kyle’s leaving. Kyle tells the audience that he’s leaving to pursue his dreams as a content specialist for Wrestling Inc. As the call wraps up, Kyle thanks Guy for inspiring him to shave his head bald and embrace the inevitable. Prosecutors Take Charge of Probe Into Alec Baldwin Shooting. While Guy openly admits that he's not an expert on New Mexico law, he addresses possible criminal charges that may be filed against Baldwin. As usual, Guy takes calls from the listeners. 

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Meijer has banned guns from being carried inside their stores. Guy talks about Indiana laws regarding this subject. He explains that "No Guns" signs at entrances are merely policy, not law. A business has the right to ask you to leave, and if you refuse to leave only then has a crime been committed. 

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Guy begins the show talking about Irvington resident Lance Huffman, whose family home has been shot at 5 times in the last two months. Towards the end of the show, that same Irvington resident Lance Huffman calls in to report that a suspect has been arrested. 

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Beloved Hammer and Nigel producer, The Kyle Wells, aka Mega Mondo, calls in to talk about his 12 years with WIBC and where he’s going now. Big bad Guy admits to getting a little misty and shedding a tear over Kyle’s leaving. Kyle tells the audience that he’s leaving to pursue his dreams as a content specialist for Wrestling Inc. As the call wraps up, Kyle thanks Guy for inspiring him to shave his head bald and embrace the inevitable. We’re going to miss you Kyle! 

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