‘You’re still doing it’: Contractor with history of theft arrests accused of abandoning another job
A convicted thief who has spent parts of the past 12 years in jail is accused of accepting money for deck repairs before abandoning the project, leaving a San Antonio couple with a backyard safety haz Carlos Elizondo, a convicted thief who has spent the past 12 years in jail, is accused of accepting money for deck repairs before abandoning the project, leaving a San Antonio couple with a backyard safety hazard. Jessie Pyles, a disabled Army veteran, and his wife Caroline Born hired Elizond to repair and refinish their back patio. The $1,800 project was supposed to require Elizonda to flip over and replace usable boards, replace damaged ones and build new steps. Instead, Pyles said, Elizando collected payments before disappearing from the job. This is the latest allegation involving Elizundo, whose history with customers and the criminal justice system has been scrutinized by KSAT Investigates for nearly a decade.
Publicado : hace 3 horas por HeadTopics.com en Business
A convicted thief who has spent parts of the past 12 years in jail is accused of accepting money for deck repairs before abandoning the project, leaving a San Antonio couple with a backyard safety haz... [5996 symbols]
Temas: Theft, Trafficking (Stolen Goods)
