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Stroudsburg man convicted of straw firearms purchases
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Federal court: Monroe County man convicted of straw firearms purchases - Pocono Record
According to the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Middle District of Pennsylvania, 33-year-old Delvin Hutchinson, of Stroudsburg, was convicted ...Posted on:
Man convicted on 'straw purchasing' charges
BRODHEADSVILLE, MONROE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — A Stroudsburg man was convicted of three counts of making false statements in connection with the purchase of six firearms. According to United States Attorney Gerard M. Karam, Delvin Hutchinson, 33, purchased six firearms in three separate transactions within 19 days at Dunkelberger's Sports Outfitter of Brodheadsville. When investigators from the… Read MorePosted on:
Monroe County Man Convicted Of Making Straw Purchases Of Firearms
SCRANTON - The United States Attorney's Office for the Middle District of Pennsylvania announced today that Delvin Hutchinson, age 33, ...Posted on:
Firearms Industry Consulting Group - Response to Attorney Albert - Preemption
I am writing in response to your August 21, 2024 letter, wherein, you request that I "cite any controlling Pennsylvania law, other than Dillon v. Erie, that stands for the proposition that an ordinance respecting discharge of firearms is preempted; or that it is in invalid for any other legal reason."Posted on:
Barrett Township Hires Attorney to Defend Firearm Discharge Ordinance
Barrett Township recently hired Neil L. Albert, a partner at the Ephrata-based law firm Zimmerman, Pfannebecker, Nuffort & Albert, LLP, to represent them in a legal challenge regarding the proposed firearm discharge ordinance. Albert was chosen over the township's standard solicitor.Posted on:
Press Release for hiring a Community Partnership for Gun Safety Coordinator
MONROE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS:John D. Christy, ChairmanDavid C. Parker, Vice-ChairmanSharon S. Laverdure, CommissionerChief Clerk/Administrator:Robert J. GressPUBLIC NOTICEThe Monroe County Office of the District Attorney requests proposals to hire a Community Partnership for Gun Safety Coordinator to oversee the progress of the program goals, objectives, and activities for the Community… Read MorePosted on:
Firearms Industry Consulting Group: Proposed Ordinance is Unlawful
FIREARMS INDUSTRY CONSULTING GROUP A Division of Civil Rights Defense Firm, P.C. August 14, 2024Phone: 888-202-9297 Fax: 610-400-8439RE: Consideration of Discharge Ordinance Dear Chairwoman Gardsy and Members of the Board, I have been retained by Firearm Owners Against Crime - Institute for Legal, Legislative and Educational Action (FOAC-ILLEA) regarding your consideration of a recently… Read MorePosted on:
PSP Seeks Public Assistance in Devil's Hole Burglary Investigation Paradise Township
Monroe County ReporterStroudsburg, PA – The Pennsylvania State Police (PSP) Stroudsburg Patrol Unit is requesting assistance from the public in an ongoing investigation of a residential burglary that occurred June 17, 2024 on Devils Hole Rd, Paradise Township, Monroe County.Incident Details:On the reported date and time, PSP Stroudsburg Troopers responded to an inactive burglary at a private… Read MorePosted on:
Pennsylvania Supreme Court Upholds Stroud Township Ordinance Prohibiting the Discharging of Firearms
In the evolving legal landscape of Second Amendment rights, the case of Barris v. Stroud Township[1] emerges as a significant judicial examination of the balance between individual gun rights and local government regulations.Located in Monroe County, Pennsylvania, Stroud Township is subdivided into more than a dozen zoning and overlay districts.[2] In 2009, Jonathan Barris bought a 4.66-acre… Read MorePosted on: