A COWBOY BUILDER boasting of 'world-class service' systematically destroyed homes by providing 'shambolic' works carried out by drug addicts and criminals, Birmingham Crown Court heard on Monday.
The man was recalled to prison, having carried out the racket whilst on licence for dodgy car sales offences which earned him a prison sentence in 2016.Ben Mills, prosecuting, branded Butt a "criminal fraudster" due to his 100 previous convictions, the vast majority being for fraud, theft and"dishonesty" offences.
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