Gun thug busted for peddling stolen Glock to Old Dominion killer for measly $100 profit: feds By Ben Kochman, Published March 13, 2026, 6:41 p.m. ET
A Virginia man was busted Friday for swiping a gun from a car and peddling it for a measly $100 profit to Mohamed Jalloh — who then used it in the Old Dominion University terror shooting, authorities said.
And this is one (of many) reasons why gun-control laws don't work. This murderer didn't buy his gun from a licensed firearms dealer. He bought a stolen gun on the black market which, by definition, is not going to obey any laws.
Gun control laws prevent law-abiding citizens (including, possibly the instructor and students in the ROTC class where the shooting occurred) from having the means to shoot back. Fortunately, some of the students had the ability to defend themselves with bare hands and a knife, preventing this from turning into a mass-killing, but it shouldn't have had to come to that.
