Hey everyone,

Today’s stories revolve around a tough but important theme: what happens when armed citizens choose to confront suspects. From a concealed carrier and homeowner both being wounded during attempted carjackings and burglaries, to a Florida man firing a warning shot before holding an AC unit thief at gunpoint, these incidents show just how fast things can escalate.

We’ve also got a major legislative update—Governor Polis in Colorado quietly signed a sweeping ban on semiautomatic firearms behind closed doors, and the DOJ just launched a new 2nd Amendment Task Force aiming to roll back federal overreach.

Also, I just posted the security footage from one of the articles today—it shows the suspects breaking into a vehicle in a driveway, just before the homeowner confronted them and was shot during the exchange. It’s a short clip, but it’s worth asking:

▶️ Would you confront or call the police?

And as always, you can listen to these stories in audio format on the USA Carry Podcast:

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Stay sharp, stay safe, and let me know—do you think it's worth confronting suspects outside your home?