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Illegal Firearms Sales: Minnesota Laws and Consequences

In Minnesota, responsible gun ownership is paramount. This includes adhering to strict laws governing firearm sales and transfers. Unfortunately, engaging in illegal firearms sales can carry significant consequences, both legal and personal. These regulations are in place to ensure public safety and prevent firearms from falling into the wrong hands.

However, despite these regulations, illegal firearms sales still occur, leading to severe consequences for those involved. In this article, we’ll delve into the laws surrounding illegal firearms sales in

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Is It Still Assault with a Deadly Weapon in MN If the Weapon Is Fake?

Published By: Chris Keyser

Category: Assault | Weapons Charges

Assault with a dangerous weapon (also known as aggravated assault) is a serious crime in Minnesota. The penalties for this charge are severe and can include jail time, fines, and a criminal record that may follow you for years.

But what if the weapon used in the commission of the crime wasn’t so deadly in reality? What if you just created something to look like a dangerous weapon, but it was actually a fake? Can you still face

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Minnesota Militia Activity: Lawful or Unlawful?

Published By: Chris Keyser

Category: Gun Crimes | Militia Groups | Weapons Charges

Militia groups have been making headlines lately – and not in positive ways. First, the FBI uncovered a plot to kidnap the Governor of Michigan and now Minnesota militias like the Boogaloo Bois are arming themselves for a revolution.

In the wake of George Floyd’s death and throughout a summer of protests, these groups have been more active than we’ve seen as their movements have gathered steam. Still, one question remains among some participants: Isn’t militia activity a

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MN Driver’s Manual Updated Four Years After Traffic Stop Shooting

Published By: Chris Keyser

Category: Gun Crimes | Gun Rights | Weapons Charges

Traffic stops can be a uniquely stressful interaction for both motorists and police officers. In recognition of this, Minnesota has recently announced updates to its Driver’s Manual.

These updates were announced four years to the day after the shooting of Philando Castile, who was killed by a Minnesota police officer during a routine traffic stop.

Traffic Stop Tragedy Involved a Legal Firearm in the Vehicle

Philando Castile was carrying a legal firearm in his vehicle when

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Minnesota Has Lots of Proposed Gun Control Bills – Will They Pass?

Published By: Chris Keyser

Category: Gun Crimes | Gun Rights | Weapons Charges

The Stoneman Douglas High School shooting in February tragically killed 17 people and was highly publicized, receiving worldwide media coverage. Gun control is a long-standing debate in the US, and the shooting added fuel to an already-raging fire.

In fact, media outlets describe the shooting and resulting March for Our Lives protests as a tipping-point for gun control legislation. Multiple bills have been introduced federally, and many state legislatures are also considering gun control bills.

Minnesota is

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Is It Legal for Minnesota Police to Search You for Drugs?

Published By: Chris Keyser

Category: Drug Crimes | Search and Seizure | Weapons Charges

Do you know your rights when it comes to a police search?

In one recent case, three Minnesotans were arrested for possession of over 16 grams of methamphetamine along with drug paraphernalia. Employees of the Comfort Inn and Suites in the Town of Brockway called police to report suspicious activity in the lobby. Officers conducted a traffic stop and learned that one of the three passengers had an extradition warrant. They then found the drugs and paraphernalia

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Domestic Assault Charges in MN Can Come Even if You Don’t Touch Victim

Published By: Chris Keyser

Category: Arson | Domestic Violence | Weapons Charges

At the end of September, a man was accused of fatally setting his girlfriend on fire. After spending some time in the hospital, he is now being charged with second-degree murder and domestic assault.

In July, Wyndale Fayson was charged with felony domestic assault against his girlfriend Vanessa Danielson and had a no-contact order taken out against him. Fayson violated that no-contact order when he showed up at Danielson’s home.

Danielson called the police after Fayson got

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