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Written by Jeff Garvas
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Monday, 06 November 2006 20:49 |
On Monday, workers in an industrial park found the body of a well-known 70-year-old dentist, Dr. Robert Kalina, behind a dumpster in Lake County. Kalina's offices were located in neighboring Willoughby. According to NewsNet5 a friend found blood on the walls and other signs of a violent struggle in Kalina's Euclid Avenue dental office.
Kalina was reportedly shot in the chest in addition to suffering head trauma.
Video of the office building on local news showed a very obvious "NO GUNS" sign at the entryway to the building. While we can't easily determine if Kalina himself was licensed to carry or not one thing is for sure: The no guns sign told Kalina's attacker that nobody in the building was likely to present an armed resistance to a killer's attack.
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Written by Mike Kinsey
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Tuesday, 31 October 2006 14:27 |
Newsnet5.com is reporting that three Ohio cities are included in a list of the twenty-five most dangerous cities in America. Cleveland was ranked as the Seventh most dangerous city, Youngstown edged into the Top 10 at number Nine, and Cincinnati was ranked Eighteenth.
The study was compiled by Morgan Quitno Press, which ranks the nation's safest and most dangerous cities every year. Their website has the complete list and the ranking methodology used: |
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Written by Catherine DeMarsh-Hellwig
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Monday, 30 October 2006 06:09 |
Twenty years ago I was a naive teenager. I never thought about half of the things I do today. Like most teenagers, I was ten feet tall and bulletproof
but then, who wasnt in their youth? I had my whole life ahead of me and politics and guns were as foreign to me as the price of tea in China. Ten years ago, I met my current husband and he introduced me to a world I never knew existed. He opened my eyes to see how we as Americans have lost so many rights one by one to become a more sheltered society. |
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Written by Mike Kinsey
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Sunday, 29 October 2006 15:54 |
Cincinnatis Woodhill Protection Group generously invited OFCC Coordinators Lance Hart and Mike Kinsey to audit the inaugural run of their new Advanced Concealed Carry Training class. The curriculum was created in order to enhance the basic skills of someone licensed to carry a concealed handgun in Ohio. There is no live fire in the course, as the instructors want to focus on muscle memory, repetition, and the decision-making processes that go into being armed for self-defense. The instructors pointed out that these skills are just as important as being proficient on the range. |
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Written by Jeff Garvas
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Thursday, 26 October 2006 15:04 |
This November 7th every Ohio voter will be presented with what currently appear to be four statewide ballot issues regardless of where you live. These issues are very politically motivated and could have a profound impact on the state of Ohio and your individual lives, jobs, families, etc.
This year's statewide issues actually deal with statewide issues rather than last years political tricks to "shake up" the way elections, officials, and elected offices of the State of Ohio are handled.
The Ohioans For Concealed Carry PAC and Ohioans For Concealed Carry are not advocating a position on the actual merits of these issues. Although we are recommending three NO votes on principle, we are not taking a position on gambling, smoking, minimum wage, nor the referendum issue on worker compensation.
You, the voters, best decide the merits of each of these issues. |
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