Another one - YORKTOWN HEIGHTS

[treeman82]

Larry, I think Pablo's company WAS licensed. Personally.. I think it's a crock. If Juan, Pablo, Carlos, Jose, Equadorian, etc. etc. are allowed to get it without paying taxes, or proper insurance... and they'll crack down on those who do pay proper insurance, collect and pay taxes, etc. for not having the county license... it's something I don't need. Darn scam. I heard they shipped his body and family back to Equador. The other brothers from Los Brothers are running the company now... so we've only got...

Los Brothers
6 Brothers
2 Brothers
4 Brothers
Brothers
7 Brothers
Five Brothers

? Brothers and a girl
etc.

 

[LNG24]

He nor his company are listed in Westchester or Putnams Database, so they are not licensed. It would be hard from the to be licensed anyway as they need a Valid NYS drivers license, Insurance, and a Bond. None of which you can get being an illegal.

 

[pdqdl]

...It would be hard from the to be licensed anyway as they need a Valid NYS drivers license, Insurance, and a Bond. None of which you can get being an illegal.

Well ! That's one way of keeping the illegals working for the tree companies, instead of being competion for the tree business.

 

[LNG24]

Stay Away From Yorktown! Another One!!!!

Don't mean to bump this thread, but its relevant:

YORKTOWN -A 35-year-old tree cutter died yesterday from head injuries he sustained when his hand got caught in a rope tied to a falling tree and he was pulled headfirst into a nearby standing tree.

Manuel J. Villeda, a resident of Mount Kisco, was hurt during the incident at a home on Heights Drive and was pronounced dead after he was transported to Hudson Valley Hospital, Yorktown police Sgt. Michael Zaicek said.


"We went there along with Yorktown Volunteer Ambulance … and found him unconscious and bleeding," Zaicek said. "I don't know if he ever regained consciousness."

Zaicek said Villeda was standing on the ground, keeping tension on a guide rope tied to the tree that was being taken down. The rope was used to keep the tree from falling onto busy Underhill Avenue.

When the cut tree started to fall, Villeda apparently got his glove caught in the rope, and the force of the tree's weight crashing down drove him into the second tree. He was standing on the ground when the tree started to fall.

Police said it didn't appear the victim was wearing any type of protective headgear and the property owner was home at the time of the incident, which happened about 11:15 a.m.

Villeda worked for a tree-care company that doesn't have an official name, Zaicek said. Police are still looking at whether permits were needed at the site of the incident and if they had been obtained.

No one else was hurt in the incident, Zaicek said.

 

[treeman82]

Larry, I saw the green sticker on the back of Los Brothers' trucks. Somebody I know is an illegal imigrant. His company has the county license, he isn't insured, no comp, no sales tax, etc. He does however own his own home and has vehicle loans, even without a VALID SS number. I guess 14K to the coyotes? 10 years ago bought a lot.

 

[LNG24]

Are you sure he is Illegal. There are many many here legally. Either way, you do not need to be a legal immigrant to buy a house or get a license. Actually its far easier to get an international drivers license.

Coyotes only get them here. Then it is people like you and I that get them everything else. Unfortunately, I have had many dealings with them and have gotten to be friendly with a few. They explained to me how it works while trying to get me to help them.

Most of their phones are given to them by someone. They pay this person a lot of money or time to keep it and use it. It is not under their names. Same for the cars. They buy the vehicles cash and then get someone to put it on their policy which they reimburse those people for.

Homes are the only thing they can legally buy, getting a mortgage is another story though. There is always someone out there willing to make an illegal buck. I know contractors that can not get the license and are working under another contractors license number. Of course for some cash.

For the longest time, every one that I met held a Connecticut Drivers License and had their car registered in Connecticut. Have you ever heard of a Multi Service Store? These are shops set up by Legal Immigrants, Citizens if you would allow. They, for a huge fee, will get you an apartment, get you insurance, get you phones, provide you with legal representation, Interpret Documents, Wire Money, etc. Some of what they do is legal, most of what they do is not.