Fraudster forced man to live in dirty shed and called him his ‘scrapyard dog’

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A fraudster forced a man living in his dirty shed - who he allegedly referred to as his 'scrapyard dog' - into manual labour and paid him just ??20 a day. Coventry conman James Dean Harrison, 51, stole money from the victim aged in his 60s and was said to have beat him into working at a scrapyard, unloading skips and cleaning lorry cabs. Harrison took the victim's bank cards away from him and began paying him just ??20 a day using his own money from the stolen accounts.
The man was forced to stay in disgusting living quarters (Picture: BPM Media)

A fraudster forced a man living in his dirty shed – who he allegedly referred to as his ‘scrapyard dog’ – into manual labour and paid him just £20 a day.

James Dean Harrison, 51, stole money from the victim in his 60s and was said to have beaten him into working at a scrapyard,...

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