DUNNELLON — A Brooksville man who City of Dunnellon officers mentioned was given $11,000 for a development job that he never started has been taken into custody.
Records present Glenn Thomas Staub was booked into the Hernando County Detention Center on Dec. 8. The 65-year-old man has been charged with two counts of regulation of professions and occupants contracting and scheme to defraud.
Dunnellon Police Cpl. Megan Feliciani mentioned in her report that metropolis officers wished to construct two pole barns on the metropolis seaside. Staub was really helpful by a metropolis official to do the job.
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Staub mentioned he might do the challenge for $22,000. He advised metropolis officers he’s a licensed contractor and was given half of the overall quantity. City officers mentioned the cash was deposited a number of months in the past.
Since the deposit, metropolis officers mentioned, they’ve had a tough time contacting Staub. They have to get in contact with him for a quantity of causes to inquire about blueprint errors and materials shipments.
City officers checked Staub’s report and realized he was not a licensed contractor. They additionally discovered he never ordered any supplies to finish the job, in keeping with the report.
At the top of Feliciani’s investigation, the officer felt there was sufficient proof to acquire an arrest warrant for Staub.
Contact Austin L. Miller at [email protected] or @almillerosb.
