Details emerge on Legacy Pools owner arrests; if you feel you’ve been scammed, read this

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Last week, we reported that the one of the owner’s of Legacy Pools, Charles “Chad Black, was arrested in Brevard County on an out-of-county arrest warrant for Osceola County on felony fraud charges. He has since bonded out, and awaiting court. He has plead not guilty.

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Details about the specifics of the case were released today in the Osceola’s Courts. The case it seems, is very similar to the dozens of complaints residents of Brevard County have shared from their experiences with Legacy Pools. It is not clear if criminal complaints have been made to local law enforcement agencies, or if criminal investigations are ongoing for the residents here.

Below is the narrative of the arrest affidavit.

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