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St. Louis Man Arrested, Charged With Defrauding Area Homeowners In Repair Scams
By admin - Posted on May 26th, 2008
May 22, 2008 -- Clayton, Mo. - The owner of a St. Louis repair business was arrested today and charged with defrauding area homeowners by not completing repairs or honoring warranties paid for by consumers. Kenneth J. Mers (DOB - 7/30/70), the owner of AMRP Construction, was indicted on three counts of unlawful merchandising practices by a St. Louis County grand jury last year at the request of Attorney General Jay Nixon.
Mers was originally arrested last September and held in the Jefferson County jail. On May 16, he was sentenced to five years probation on two counts of stealing by deceit and one count passing a bad check in Jefferson County. Upon his release on probation, Mers was rearrested to face the unlawful merchandising practices charges in St. Louis County. » read more »
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