Police: Middle Island man paid for snow removal services then never showed up
Christopher Picone, 32, never showed up and then disconnected his phone.
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Mar 26, 2022, 2:38 AM
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Updated 853 days ago
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Police say Christopher Picone began reaching out to people over social media to offer snow removal services.
Fifteen people accepted his services and paid him in advance.
The 32-year-old never showed up and then disconnected his phone.
Picone is now facing multiple defrauding charges.