Charges have been largely dismissed against a Maryland man arrested after police found multiple guns and ammunition inside a truck abandoned on Lewes Beach in September.
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Delaware lawmakers are advancing legislation that would expand Sunday hunting and update gun regulations for hunters across the state.
A joint drug investigation by the Milford Police Department and the Delaware State Police Kent County Governor’s Task Force led to the arrests of a Frederica couple on multiple felony charges.
A 61-year-old Georgetown man is facing dozens of felony charges after troopers found pipe bombs, hoax devices, guns and drugs during a follow-up investigation into a domestic-related assault.
Delaware State Police arrested 55-year-old Richard Banks of Bridgeville on Nov. 6 after investigators say he possessed multiple guns while prohibited from doing so.
Firearms instructors, advocacy groups and others have filed a temporary restraining order in federal court, seeking to halt enforcement of a new handgun permit law. The law is set to take effect on Nov. 16, arguing the law violates the Second Amendment.
A convicted felon from Maryland was arrested after police found a truck loaded with guns, ammo, and weapons abandoned on Savannah Beach in Lewes. The discovery triggered school lockdowns and heightened hospital security.
During the traffic stop, police were alerted to shots fired in the apartment complex involving a car matching the one they had stopped. Laurel say both men now face felony charges.
Milford Police arrest 18-year-old and 16-year-old during a traffic stop for having two guns in the car and driving with an invalid license.
The Milford Police Department arrested Bobby A. Pitts, 30, of Milford, on multiple gun and drug charges following an investigation into the sale of illicit drugs.