Five dodgy builders, landscapers and handymen who ripped people off in Greater Manchester
Householders believed they were tradesmen who could be trusted to carry out work on their property. But these rogue traders left innocent members of the public out of pocket.
Facing justice for his crimes, Brien then launched an extraordinary outburst, calling the judge a 'muppet' and an 'a******e' , and vowing not to pay compensation ordered by the court. Platinum Home Improvements Ltd was summonsed to attend court alongside its director, Patrick Doherty, 21, and employee James Doherty, 49.
The company and James Doherty, 49, pleaded guilty to six offences under the Consumer Protection from Unfair Trading Regulations 2008 for contravention of professional diligence and misleading omissions. Stephen Lelonek was not at his home in Moston at the time of the theft, and his wife Janet suffers from serious health issues which means she finds it difficult to climb the stairs.The Leloneks had known McKay since 2015, and regarded him as a 'trusted tradesman'.
Adam Priestley Rogue builder Adam Priestley scammed dozens of householders out of hundreds of thousands of pounds.
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