Wants firearms rights

Thomas P. McArdle, 15 Bowmans Road, Lehighton, is asking the court to restore his firearms rights, which, he claims, have been wrongfully deprived him by the Pennsylvania State Police Firearms Division, Harrisburg.The plaintiff states the state police's reasoning in denying his application for the restoration of his firearms rights is because of a "Disabling Offense" that happened in 1995 in the Borough of Birdsboro, Berks County, which then constituted his third conviction of driving under the influence within a five-year period. He was also convicted of DUI in 1991 and 1992.The plaintiff claims he is entitled to his firearms rights under a section of the PA Consolidated Statutes that states the court shall grant such relief if a period of 10 years has passed since the applicant's most recent conviction.Bank records judgmentsCapital One Bank, Glen Allen, Virginia, has placed on record judgments against three individuals who it states have balances owed it on judgments ordered in 2011 by county magisterial district judges.One judgment is against Jennifer L. Fisher, 522 Lehigh Gap St., Walnutport. The bank states the defendant owes $431.61 of a judgment in the amount of $1,418.40 that was ordered by Magisterial District Judge Bruce Appleton, Palmerton, on Dec. 23, 2011.The second judgment is against Joseph Bella, HC 3 3013, Albrightsville, claiming $1,091.89 on a judgment of $16,607.82 ordered by Magisterial District Judge Edward M. Lewis, Jim Thorpe, on Dec. 22, 2011.The third judgment is against Jacob R. McAdams, 105 W. Ridge St., Nesquehoning. It states he owed $1,202.41 of a judgment in the amount of $1,435.83 ordered by Appleton on Dec. 23, 2011.Seeks fuel bill chargesR.F. Ohl Inc., 400 Interchange Road, Lehighton, has placed on record an order for judgment in its favor against Louis Bravo, 8667 E. Nottingham Drive, Kunkletown.The judgment is in the amount of $2,364.51 and was ordered on Sept. 6, 2016, by Magisterial District Judge William J. Kissner of Palmerton. The judgment seeks payment for fuel/services delivered by Ohl to the defendant in the amount of $1,864.51, plus $500 in attorney's fees.Debt collection actionCavalry SPV I LLC, as assignee of Synchrony Bank/Lowe's, Valhalla, New York, has filed a civil action against Steven Schneider, 12 E. Fourth St., Jim Thorpe, because of a delinquent credit account.Judgment in the amount of $5,442.58, plus costs, is sought.Overpaid UC wagesThe Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Department of Labor and Industry, to the use of the Unemployment Compensation Fund, Harrisburg, has filed four liens against individuals who it states were overpaid unemployment compensation funds.The first lien is against Michael L. Mangiamele, 180 Creekside Manor Drive, Lehighton, seeking $9,010.03 in overpaid amounts during periods of 2010 and 2011. The second lien lists Leonard E. Rehatchek, 219 Stock St., Nesquehoning, as the defendant, seeking $1,464 in overpaid amounts in October and November 2010. The third lien is against Robert F. Richards, 215 S. First St., Lehighton, seeking $17,959.95 in overpaid amounts in the years 2010-2013 and the fourth lien is against Michael K. Peters, 7 E. Railroad St., Nesquehoning, seeking $4,095.44 in overpaid amounts from June 25 to Sept. 3, 2011.Sues over accidentA four-count complaint seeking damages in excess of the court's limits of arbitration ($50,000) on each count, plus interest, costs and attorney's fees, has been filed by Yan and Yevgeniya Khankin, husband and wife, of Brooklyn, New York, against James Edwards, P.O. Box 555, Lake Harmony, and Sandra Copeland, Chicago, over a motor vehicle accident. A jury trial is demanded.The suit contends that on July 24, 2015, Yan Khankin was the operator of a motor vehicle that was backing out of a parking space in the parking lot of Aharts Market, Blakeslee, when it was struck by a vehicle backing out of a space that was driven by Edwards and owned by Copeland. Yevgeniya Khankin was a passenger in the first vehicle.The suit contends the husband and wife suffered serious and severe permanent injuries because of the negligence of the defendants. Each of the defendants are seeking judgments in their favor on counts of negligence and loss of consortium that they filed against each of the defendants.