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There's been a case of contractor fraud in Long Beach Township that led police to arrest a man who collected six thousand dollars and did very little work on the home in the Brant Beach section that he was supposed to fix.

A Pennsylvania man who worked as a regional manager for a contractor involved with projects at Picatinny Arsenal and Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst will spend more than 2-years in prison for his role in a fraud scheme.

The number of contractors committing Sandy Fraud continues to mount even higher across the Jersey Shore.

Hazlet Township Police say that this is the time of year that they get reports of residents getting scammed by unscrupulous contractors who’ve already started the work.

A Seaside Heights man will have plenty of time to think after being sentenced a decade in prison for theft and money laundering.

In the latest case of fraud at the Jersey Shore, another contractor who did wrong to several homeowners is now heading to prison as the Sandy fraud epidemic continues.

I want to tip my hat to all the workers in hard hats who do some very tough stuff. Doing physical labor, especially in the hot humid weather that we've had? You all have my respect and appreciation.

There's been yet another case of sandy fraud at the Jersey Shore.

A Salem County contractor faces prison-time for collecting money from Ocean County residents to do work he never came back to do.

You know that expression about how you have to walk a mile in someone's shoes to really understand what they're experiencing?  Something happened over the weekend that helped me empathize with people who do manual labor, and it only took 5 minutes...