Stewart contracted with the woman do to work on a property in June 2020 after a fire, according to the indictment and Montgomery County Prosecutor’s Office.
“The defendant did almost no work at all and took the victim’s insurance check for $102,000. The defendant also put a lien on the victim’s property for another $102,000,” said Greg Flannagan, prosecutor’s office spokesman.
The case was investigated by the Consumer Fraud Unit of the prosecutor’s office.
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