This Gives A New Meaning To Starving Real Estate Agents
While most who are involved in real estate sales are worried about putting food on the table, one agent in Connecticut is accused of doing something about it. According to sellers, Holli Tapley has been charged with taking food and small change from homes that she has been showing.
One way to get past the starving charge is to steal some food and pocket change. Not going to do much for your career though…
Police have charged 29-year-old Holli Tapley of Derby with one count of sixth-degree larceny. Police say a 14-year-old girl allegedly spotted Tapley stealing money from a coin jar in a closet and then going through drawers in a bathroom.
Police contacted Tapley’s supervisor and were told there had been other complaints about her. Other homeowners had reported finding drawers open in their homes after Tapley had been there, as well as food having been taken from kitchen cabinets. via Courant.com
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