Westchester man accused of soliciting work for construction jobs, never doing them
Detectives say that officers responded to a home on Aster Lane in Great Neck on Monday afternoon for a possible burglary.
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Jan 12, 2024, 10:53 AM
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Updated 398 days ago
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2ds agoA Westchester man is accused of soliciting work for construction jobs and never actually doing them.
Detectives say that officers responded to a home on Aster Lane Monday afternoon for a possible burglary.
Police found Robert Stewart nearby and arrested him.
Following an investigation, detectives found the 39-year-old was also responsible for collecting money from a construction job in Great Neck, and then never completing the work.
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