[iowamark]

Fraud, demolition without a permit...

Prosecutors are probably making a whole laundry list of charges.

[xjcsa]

Fraud, demolition without a permit...

I doubt failure to get a permit involves jail time, and I'm not sure there's been any fraud committed.

Prosecutors are probably making a whole laundry list of charges.

Maybe, maybe not, but I doubt he sees the inside of a jail over this.

[Alberta's Child]

Interesting possibilities, but I'm not sure any of this involves CRIMINAL actions.

For example . . . what fraud was involved here?

[SeaHawkFan]

IF what the guy says about the bank refusing the $170,000 to pay off the mortgage so they could make more by foreclosing is true, good luck in getting a conviction.

The guy might also have a counterclaim for common law fraud and intentional infliction of emotional distress.

The prosecutor, if he wants to get re-elected, should take a pass on any prosecution and simply call it a civil matter best handled in a civil lawsuit by the bank; assuming the bank bothers to file a lawsuit.

[dinodino]

Add insurance fraud to the list.