Hall of Shame

A contractor is facing multiple accusations from dissatisfied customers, alleging that he abandoned construction projects without completing them. Now, civil legal action is being taken against him.

A handy man accused of stealing money from an elderly woman has been charged. However, he failed to show up to court for his pre-trial recently.

Fortunately for Donna, she had a reporter who helped her - but how could this happen? And how could the Register of Deeds not have stopped it?

Before you feel sorry for Artimus, a contractor who claims to be licensed and insured, you should know that he hasn't exactly been honest.

In “Scam School," FOX 2's Rob Wolchek speaks with students about bad business practices. After all, he has years of experience chasing down bad guys with his Hall of Shame stories.

An Oakland County contractor was supposed to be building garages. Temo Sessions was convicted of running a criminal enterprise taking money under false pretenses.

"It is the sentence of this court that you are to serve no less than one year and no more than 14 years in the Michigan Department of Corrections," said Judge Kevin Cox.

He isn't exactly big game - but was tough to track down - so Rob Wolchek got on the trail.

He's on trial for duping customers of his garage-building business out of their money.

Meet custom home builder Dave Nash. Some of Dave’s customers say he has an interesting customer service philosophy. "(He said) 'You can't do anything to me. My dad's a lawyer,'" Kelly said.

Zack may have an arresting personality - but for some reason, he keeps on getting arrested.

And as bad as things are for Brandon Heitmann, it might be even worse for his criminal attorney. Or should we say ex-attorney, now criminal, Glenn Franklin - because he just got convicted.

Sacred Heart Byzantine in Livonia was victimized by a bad-faith contractor who took the church's donation but never did any work. But that's not where the story ended.