Company lied about removing lead pipes in Newark, prosecutors …

Company Lied About Removing Lead Pipes In Newark, Prosecutors …

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Oct 3, 2024  · Prosecutors claim that in 2021 JAS Group Enterprise’s CEO and a foreperson knowingly left lead pipes underground and lied about it while raking in $10.2 million in …

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Company Lied About Replacing Lead Pipes: Prosecutors

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Oct 4, 2024  · Federal authorities allege that a company in New Jersey lied when it said it completed a $10.2 million project to replace lead pipes in Newark.

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Contractor Lied About Replacing Lead Pipes In Newark After Getting …

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Oct 3, 2024  · -- A contractor hired to replace lead pipes in Newark, New Jersey lied about doing the work after signing a $10 million deal with the city, according to federal prosecutors. Newark …

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Company Hired To Replace Dangerous Lead Pipes In Newark Faked …

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Oct 3, 2024  · A company hired to replace 18,000 dangerous lead water pipes in Newark billed the city for $10.2 million while using misleading photographs, federal authorities announced …

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NJ Contractors Accused Of $10M Fraud In Lead Removal Work

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By Carla Baranauckas. Law360 (October 3, 2024, 6:01 PM EDT) -- A New Jersey construction company billed the city of Newark $10.2 million for replacing 1,500 lead water service lines but …

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New Jersey Company Lied About Replacing Dangerous Lead Pipes In …

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Federal authorities allege that a company in New Jersey lied when it said it completed a $10.2 million project to replace lead pipes in Newark, a criminal complaint detailed Wednesday. The …

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Newark Lead Pipe Replacement Contractor Faked The Work - New …

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Oct 3, 2024  · A contractor hired to replace lead pipes throughout Newark faked the work, put residents’ lives at risk and charged the city $10 million for the job.

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Contractors Hired To Replace Lead Pipes In Newark Arrested

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A company hired to replace lead pipes in Newark for $10 million lied about getting the work done, prosecutors said. CBS News New York's Christine Sloan reports. ©2024 CBS Broadcasting Inc.

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