‘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 hazard. 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 in February for the $1,800 project, which required him to flip over and refinish usable boards, replace damaged ones and build new steps. The couple were unaware of Elizonda's criminal history when they hired him. This is the latest allegation involving Elizundo, whose history of abandoning projects has been documented by KSAT Investigates. The complaints have come from homeowners in multiple jurisdictions, including Bexar, Comal and Hays counties.
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SAN ANTONIO – 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 backy... [5726 symbols]
Onderwerpen: Theft, Trafficking (Stolen Goods)
