Florida AG Investigates Roofing Scam, Victims Seek Justice

0:00Florida's Attorney General is now investigating a roofing company after at least 40 complaints rolled in from customers who paid up front but got nothing in return. At least two probes are underway, with officials confirming they're digging deep into these claims of canceled jobs and missing refunds. One victim, Don Willis from Venice, dropped nearly $10,000 last November for work that never happened. The company bailed on the project and ghosted him on the money back, leaving him out nearly $10,000 with no roof fixed. Willis is all in on the investigation, calling it straight up theft like robbing a store, but on a bigger scale with dozens hit. He just wants some cash back while the law sorts it out. The CEO, Michael C. Vetetic, hasn't picked up calls or said a word. Public records show a stack of lawsuits, too. Both open and wrapped up, where suppliers say they got stiffed on materials and buyers never saw the services promised. This mess highlights how these upfront payment scams hit hard, especially after storms,

1:00and with probes heating up, folks might finally see some. Just is coming down the line. That's the story for today. Tampa Bay News Today, driven by AI, I'm Cory with the story.