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A Valley roofing contractor spent the weekend in jail after one of his neighbors told police he paid hundreds of dollars for work that was never even started.
Robert Cerimele
A Valley roofing contractor spent the weekend in jail after one of his neighbors told police he paid hundreds of dollars for work that was never even started.
Thirty-eight-year-old Robert Cerimele was booked into the Mahoning County Jail Friday on a charge of theft filed by Poland Township Police.
According to a court filing, a Manor Avenue resident claims he gave Cerimele a $3,500 check in late May to replace the roof on his house.
Nothing has been done to replace the roof since then, according to the resident, who is a neighbor of Cerimele’s.
Jail records show that Cerimele was released from jail on New Year’s Day.
Online court information shows no hearing date set for Cerimele.
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