Roger Fawn is a New Rochelle resident. He is the owner of Roger Fawn Heating & Cooling Inc. located at 298 White Plains Road in Eastchester, NY. Another business associated with Mr. Fawn, Fawn Group, a general contractor, also operates out of the same office building at 298 White Plains Road. Fawn Oil Fuel is another "d/b/a" business of Roger Fawn.

Fawn resides at 142 Kensington Oval in New Rochelle, NY.

There have been a number of complaints against Fawn to the effect that he did not do work for which he was paid, took deposits and ran off with the money or did shoddy work.

Roger Fawn and his companies have been been the subject of numerous lawsuits, in numerous jurisdictions including Westchester County Court, Kings County Civil Court, Mount Vernon City Court, New Rochelle City Court and New York County Civil Court.

Who Is Roger Fawn?

Richard Lipsky, a former lobbyist for Echo Bay developer Forest City Ratner, received a sentence of three months in federal prison in connection to his political corruption guilty plea. The New York Times is reporting Lipsky's lenient sentence is in consideration of his (Lipsky's) "substantial credit for his cooperation" and, according to a 4 page letter issued from the office of Preet Bharara, U.S.Attorney for the Southern District of New York "substantial assistance in the investigation and prosecution of numerous other persons".

At the time of his entering a guilty plea in January, Mr Lipsky was facing up to 10 years in jail as a result of a broad investigation that included bribing a politician in return for favors that would benefit his clients. Among those involved were Brooklyn Democratic State Senator Carl Kruger who also plead guilty to corruption. Kruger was sentenced to 7 years in prison earlier this year.

Talk of the Sound has observed, on numerous occasions, a work van owned by the New Rochelle Board of Education parked in the driveway of a private home on Harold Court in New Rochelle. As this article is written, Vehicle E-68 is parked in the driveway of 21 Harold Court, the residence of Anthony Raffa, a plumber working for the New Rochelle Board of Education.