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A look at the gun laws in the United States and the history of the 2nd Amendment. How has this amendment been distorted to commit crimes and make money for the gun lobbyists.
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At least 53 people were killed in the northern Mexican city of Monterrey when a gambling casino was attacked by suspected gunmen who threw grenades, fired gunshots and burned the place.
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Police in Mexico made the grisly discovery of remains of seven men in two mines this weekend. The bodies were found in Hidalgo state.
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A member of the drug gang known as the Red Scorpions has been arrested following a police raid. Police said the Red Scorpions gang has been involved in violent warfare in suburban Vancouver with the rival U.N. Gang as well as Independent Soldiers.
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Inside the Veracruz, Mexican home of municipal police commander Jesus Antonio Romero laid the bodies of five who had nothing to do with the legal system nor the drug trade. Romero's wife and four children were slain along side him in a pre-dawn attack.
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As city police and federal officers battled it out in Mexico City the drug wars are in full gear.
A teen was killed at a Uruapan, Mexico taco shop when a grenade attack between hit men and police erupted.
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For weeks it seems like a day hasn’t gone by that there wasn’t at least one newspaper story about increasing drug war and gang-related violence on both sides of the Mexican border with the United States, and warnings not to travel there.
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Recently, the police force of the Mexican border city of Ciudad Juarez has been placed on full alert via a warning by an email. The email said gunmen will open fire at various places across the city.
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