NewsWorks went back to check in on several of the stories it covered in Hester, who was not aware that Carrasco had opened up shop, decided to investigate and quickly confirmed the observation. In the meantime, police were scheduled to do a formal investigation of the business. What Happened Next? In mid-November, neighbors reported seeing items being removed from the property and hauled away, according to Hester.
Carrasco, who never met with the community following his presentation, did not return a call from NewsWorks asking him to confirm the closure. Police did investigate the property, he said, but not until Carrasco had already left. As a nonprofit organization, we rely on financial support from readers like you.
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