QUESTION OF THE DAY: Has gun violence changed the way you see Las Cruces?

QUESTION OF THE DAY: Has gun violence changed the way you see Las Cruces?

A flurry of shots broke out at Young Park, leaving three people dead last month. Since then, city leaders in Las Cruces have been trying to improve public safety and decrease gun violence, especially among the city's you Let us know what you think by voting in the poll.

A wounded man was the result of an armed attack inside a bar located on the Mexico-Acapulco road, at the height of the Las Cruces colony. Hey! We are also in Whatsapp. It begins to follow us now According to police reports, it was at the edge of 9:00 p.m. when it became known of this armed aggression on the periphery of the port of Acapulco. Following reports of this fact, security elements of the three orders of government came to the place, w…

Georgia Woman Wants To Have a Healthy and Active Life but Constant Shootings Get in the Way 'The Ambiance Atlanta Gives is Unmatched'

It is very understandable that people feel safe with the ability to get a gun legally in their country. But lawfully or illegally, the gun laws are way out of control with so many reports of shootings per day. The saddest thing is that, little by little, people start to normalize it in a certain way. For example, the reaction of this woman from Atlanta, Georgia, who was jogging through her neighborhood until she heard several gunshots close to w…

The roots of gun violence

An estimated 80 percent [of U.S: gun shootings] seem to instead be crimes of passion — including rage. They’re arguments that could be defused but aren’t, then end in tragedy because someone has a gun. Most violent crimes are the result of human behavior gone temporarily haywire, not premeditated…