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Holiday Man Accused Of Doing Roofing Work Without License

A Holiday is facing charges after Pasco County Sheriff's deputies said he did roofing work without a license.

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Harry Rieger Jr. has been charged with doing contracting work without a license.
Harry Rieger Jr. has been charged with doing contracting work without a license. (Pasco Sheriff)

HOLIDAY, FL —A Holiday is facing charges after Pasco County Sheriff's deputies said he did roofing work without a license.

Harry Rieger Jr., 62, was hired to construct a front porch roof on a home for $3,600. It took him three months to complete the work.

The work requires a roofer's license. Rieger's license expired in 1993.

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He was charged with doing contract work without a license. The sheriff office said he has several convictions for the same crime.

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