Property manager, contractor arrested in nearly $200K kickback scheme at Hialeah condo association
A Hialeah condo association’s property manager and a contractor ran a kickback scheme that hinged on inflated repair contracts, ultimately siphoning nearly $200,000 from unit owners, according to arrest warrants. Carlos Jose Mejia, who worked as a property manager at the Venetian Gardens at Country Club of Miami complex, faces one count of organized scheme to defraud for over $50,000, and 10 counts of receiving a kickback. Richard Thomas Murray, the contractor who provided services through his AP Construction Solutions, faces one count of organized scheme to defraud for over $50,000. Both were arrested on Thursday morning. Mejia, a 51-year-old […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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