Would you:
A. call the police?
B. Ask how much the Meth costs?
C. Slam the door?
D. Ask them in and show them what you want done?
Arrest details:
Daemond Keith Powers, aged 36, operating his business “Daemond on Demand,” allegedly provided estimates for a bathroom remodel ($5500) and exterior door and window installation ($2200) without possessing the specialty contractor license required for such work.
Welshans, aged 28, operating Destiny Remodeling/Destiny Renewed LLC, allegedly gave an estimate ($13,800) for a comprehensive bathroom remodel that involved plumbing and the installation of exterior doors and windows.
David Kuenzel, aged 60, allegedly sent a representative from Honey Do Services to bid on a construction job ($22,535.44) that required specialized licenses, despite being aware that their practice was limited to tasks that did not require permits.
Christopher Edward Carroll, aged 39, operating C&B Plumbing Repair and Handyman (or Father and Son Plumbing), allegedly detailed work that included regulated contractor activity without proper certification. Estimate was $1350.
Robert Newton Carroll, aged 70, along with his co-defendant Christopher Carroll, allegedly created a detailed quote for regulated contractor activity related to bathroom work. Both individuals responded to evaluate and provide estimates without the necessary certification, according to OCSO.
William Christopher Strickland, aged 38, operating Superior Plumbing 850 LLC, allegedly provided an estimate ($3000) for a bathroom remodel involving plumbing work without possessing a plumbing license.
