Contractor Sought After $155,000 Renovation Fraud that Allegedly Left Amherstburg Home Unlivable
Police say the contractor is wanted on fraud charges after a $155,000 renovation left the family’s home unsafe and unlivable.
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UPDATE: Contractor accused in $155K fraud surrenders
Windsor police say a contractor wanted on charges related to a fraud investigation has turned himself in.Police announced on Wednesday morning that Jessie Flaricee, 41, surrendered at police headquarters just after 9 a.m.He is alleged to have collected around $155,000 in deposits for home renovation work that was never completed.During the course of the work, the Town of Amherstburg advised the homeowner to cease further construction on the hous…
Contractor sought after $155,000 renovation fraud that allegedly left Amherstburg home unlivable
Windsor police have issued an arrest warrant for a contractor wanted in connection with a $155,000 home renovation fraud that allegedly left an Amherstburg home unlivable.
Ontario family spent $155K renovating home that's now unlivable. Contractor is charged with fraud
Tonya Azevedo says she lost $155,000 and her family of four can no longer live in their Amherstburg, Ont., home of 20 years after a contractor who told them he was licensed did work that turned out to be unsafe. Police have now laid fraud and other charges.
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