CINCINNATI, Ohio — A Hamilton County grand jury has indicted Roger Glenn Gray, 52, of Aurora, Indiana, on three felony charges related to an alleged home-improvement scam that defrauded 14 Ohio residents of more than $105,000, Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost announced yesterday.
Gray, who has a significant criminal history including previous theft convictions in Indiana and Hamilton County, is accused of running a scheme through his business, All Around Concrete. According to the indictment, Gray took payments for concrete and home-improvement projects between April 7, 2022, and April 21, 2024, but performed little to no work, failed to provide necessary materials, and did not issue refunds.
The indictment charges Gray with engaging in a pattern of corrupt activity (a second-degree felony), theft by deception (a fourth-degree felony), and theft beyond the scope (a fourth-degree felony). He also faces pending misdemeanor theft charges and an outstanding felony theft warrant in Hamilton County.
Attorney General Yost emphasized the commitment to prosecuting individuals who exploit others, stating, “People think they can cheat the system to get ahead, but we’ve seen this act before. We’ll keep indicting folks until they learn, you can’t break the law and take advantage of Ohioans.”
As with all criminal cases, the indictment includes allegations, and Gray is presumed innocent until proven guilty in court.
