Disabled woman out $8K in alleged contractor scam  Disabled
woman out $8K in alleged contractor scam »Play Video
BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KBAK/KBFX) — Yvonne Jackson is paralyzed
and confined to a wheelchair. She hoped upgrades to her home
would make things easier. Months after moving into her home,
Jackson decided she wanted to make it more wheelchair friendly.
She was recently referred to a company named Integrity
Construction. She said Barry Hanner called to set up an
appointment. The pair spoke of retrofitting the kitchen to make
it handicap accessible and also of adding a handicap-accessible
pool.  They settled on $17,000 for the work, and Jackson had to
pay $8,000 up front.  Jackson said Hanner was supposed to start
construction a couple days later, but he never showed up.
Tuesday, Eyewitness News called Integrity Construction owner
Vincent Quiocho, who said he is also a victim in the alleged
scam. Quiocho said Hanner doesn't work for him and has been
using his company's name without his permission.  Hann