Thieves Target Ohio Gun Store in Crash

A home invasion in Renfrew, Ontario, left one person seriously injured after multiple assailants assaulted the resident and fled with money in the victim's car, which was subsequently set on fire. In Jesup, Georgia, two boys have been charged in the drowning death of 8-year-old Noah Bush, with one admitting to pushing the boy into a water-filled pit and holding his head underwater. Meanwhile, gun stores in the U.S. are facing a rise in violent break-ins; a store in Garland, Texas, was targeted for the third time, with thieves using a car as a battering ram but leaving with only knives and a flashlight. In Clermont County, Ohio, a car crashed into a gun store without causing any entry, as federal investigators continue to look into a series of similar incidents in the region. The ATF has announced a $10,000 reward for information on thieves involved in a recent robbery where 31 firearms were stolen. These incidents reflect a troubling trend of violence and crime in various communities.