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PALM HARBOR A 58-year-old pest control owner was arrested Friday on charges that he altered checks from two elderly clients, the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office said.
Richard James Macdonald of Palm Harbor faces charges of grand theft, exploitation of an elderly person, and forgery.
Detectives began their investigation in August when a legally blind woman reported she had unauthorized amounts of money taken out of her bank account from checks she had given to Macdonald, who owns Rich's Termite and Pest Control.
They learned of a second woman who said Macdonald also altered checks she had given him for work. Detectives believe he forged several checks since March 2011. The victims are 98 and 87 years old.
The Sheriff's Office also discovered he was running his business without a license.
Macdonald was booked into the Pinellas County jail, where he remained Friday afternoon in lieu of $65,000 bail.
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Truly Nolen, the largest family-owned pest control company in America, is pleased to announce the grand opening of their first independently-owned and operated franchise in North Carolina, serving the Charlotte area down to the Fort Mill Rock Hill, SC area. The ribbon cutting ceremony was held on February 27th, 2015 at their new location.
The Truly Nolen Carolina team has over 35 years of collective experience in the pest control industry. Locally owned and operated by local Charlotteans, Truly Nolen of Charlotte is familiar with local pest control issues and how to effectively and safely treat them. They will offer the signature Four Seasons Pest Control program for residential customers that addresses seasonal pest changes and preventative care. They will also offer Commercial Services, Rodent Control, Bed Bug Control, Flea Control, Canker Worm Control amongst other services. Termite and Mosquito Control Services will be launched in the spring.
Truly Nolen is well known not only for their pest control services but also for their mouse cars. Their trademarked yellow mouse cars with ears and a tail have served as moving billboards since 1961. You can now see them in the streets of North Carolina as well. To contact the branch, please call 704-910-2936 or visit http://www.trulynolencharlotte.com.
About Truly Nolen Founded in 1938, Tucson, Arizona-based Truly Nolen of America is the largest family-owned pest control company in the United States. Truly Nolen has over 80 branch offices in Arizona, California, Florida, Nevada, New Mexico, Texas and Utah. The company also has independently owned and operated franchises in an ever-growing number of territories including Kentucky, Georgia, New Jersey, Canada, Puerto Rico and 55 countries. To learn more about Truly Nolen, visit http://www.trulynolen.com or follow us on Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/TrulyNolen) and Twitter (http://www.twitter.com/TrulyNolen).
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A pest control company conducted another inspection of Main Street Elementary School on Thursday and found no bed bugs.
According to Titusville Area School District Superintendent Karen Jez, Ehrlich Pest Control was at the school during mid-morning hours on Thursday and conducted a comprehensive inspection of the areas that were treated for the bed bug infestation on Feb. 2.
Jez said there were no bed bugs found in the areas that were treated.
Ehrlich conducted a similar inspection on Feb. 12 and found no bed bugs at that time.
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Money and alcohol have been stolen in a series of late-night raids on licensed premises in Knaphill.
The Crown and Garibaldi pubs, and Italian restaurant La Bella Amalfi, in the High Street, have all been targeted, with the crimes taking place on five consecutive nights.
It has led to calls for extra police patrols in the village.
At The Garibaldi there was an attempted break-in on Sunday night, causing major damage to some doors, and then at around 3.55am on Tuesday (February, 3) the burglar broke in, having broken a lock on a window to the gentlemens toilets.
The burglar was unable to force his way through further doors and into the pub itself, and he ran off empty-handed with the alarm sounding and the bullmastiff dog of Debbie Harlow, a borough councillor who runs the pub and lives upstairs, barking madly.
Repairing the patio doors and window will cost around 500, Cllr Harlow estimated.
Ive been here for 10 years and Ive never had anything like this before, she said. Normally the dog puts people off. Somebody is targeting businesses.
Around 20 minutes later there was a break-in at The Crown, from where a cash drawer containing 180 was stolen. Around half of this was in notes and half was in change and Ade Jones, who runs the pub with his wife Sarah, found a trail of coins in the street outside.
It is not the first time Mr Joness pub has been targeted.
In April last year he had 3,000-worth of wine taken from a garage.
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