CT: Gun regulators bust dealer on record-keeping : "One of the state's biggest gun dealers was arrested after federal agents say they uncovered numerous record-keeping violations at his shop, including the sale of three guns to a person charged with a felony. ... D'Andrea, a lifelong area resident who graduated from Harding High School and is a Marine Corps veteran, has operated a gun store for about 30 years at various sites. While D'Andrea has cooperated with the federal government in several cases over the years, authorities said, he also has been an outspoken critic of restrictive gun laws."


TX: Woman shoots ex-boyfriend: "A woman was accused Monday of shooting her ex-boyfriend in self-defense, KPRC Local 2 reported. Officers said the man showed up at the woman's home in the 2300 block of West Tidwell at Rosslyn at about 10:30 p.m. A fight ensued and the woman said the man went to the kitchen, got a knife and threw it at her, according to authorities. She then picked up a gun and shot him in the abdomen, police said. He was taken to Ben Taub Hospital in stable condition. Police said the shooting appeared to be self-defense."


IN: Security guard shoots would-be mugger: "A man was seriously wounded in a shooting at a Marsh Supermarket Saturday night on the city's west side. Police said a security guard shot the man as the man tried to rob a woman in the restroom of the Marsh at Lynhurst Drive and Rockville Road. Officials said the security guard ordered the gunman to stop, but the man didn't comply. That's when the guard shot the man."


Guns at work? Only the bad guys have them: "People often wonder why anyone would want to have a gun in their car at work. The answer can be found in The Daily News Journal: Shots ring out in parking lot. SMYRNA -- Gunfire split the Wednesday morning air as employees prepared to start the work day at Cumberland Swan. An employee lay shot, and the ex-husband she recently divorced is now charged with attempted murder. ... How much are you willing to bet that employees of this company are disarmed by company policy? How clear is it that said policy did nothing to stop this tragedy, and probably aided it? How clear is it that any policy of the company had no chance of keeping guns off the property? The guy was barred from having guns by law but that didn't stop him."