Contractor Wanted on Warrant in $155,000 Amherstburg Renovation Fraud Case
Windsor police have issued an arrest warrant for Jessie Flaricee, 41, accused of collecting about $155,000 for Amherstburg home renovations that were never completed.
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Windsor police have issued an arrest warrant for Jessie Flaricee, 41, a contractor wanted in connection with a home renovation fraud of about $155,000 in Amherstburg, the Windsor Police Service said in a release published Nov. 3.
Description
Police describe Flaricee as:
- Black male
- About 5'10" tall
- About 200 lbs., medium build
- Facial hair
What police allege
The Windsor Police Service's Amherstburg Criminal Investigations Unit opened an investigation in early October after receiving a report that a contractor had collected deposits for home renovation work that was never finished.
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According to police, investigators determined that Flaricee, operating as MBS Home Solutions, collected approximately $155,000 from a homeowner on the pretence that renovations would be completed. Police said that while the work was underway, the Town of Amherstburg told the homeowner to stop further construction on the house. The home was reportedly left uninhabitable.
Investigators also learned that MBS Home Solutions had been dissolved for non-compliance in November 2024, police said.
Charges
The arrest warrant was issued on the following charges:
- Fraud over $5,000
- Obtaining funds by false pretences over $5,000
- Uttering a forged document
The allegations have not been proven in court.
How to help
Anyone with information on Flaricee's whereabouts is asked to contact the Criminal Investigations Division – Amherstburg Detachment at 519-736-8559, ext. 230. The case number is 26-110993.
About these reports
This article is based on the official statement linked below. Charges are allegations; everyone is presumed innocent until proven guilty in court.
Official source: Windsor Police Service

