UPDATED 4:59 p.m.
After losing his home in a county tax-lien foreclosure, Paul Ray Hogle apparently decided he couldn't do without his kitchen cabinets.
Hogle is accused of stealing the cabinets from 103 Lake St., Le Roy, after Genesee County took possession of the house.
He's been charged with grand larceny, 4th.
According to County Treasurer Scott German, Hogle asked for permission to re-enter the house after the county took possession of the property to retrieve a few more personal items.
Personal items didn't include anything attached to the house, such as the cabinets, according to German.
The cabinets were discovered missing shortly after the auction, when the winning bidder, Jason Shue, went by the house and looked in the windows and noticed the cabinets missing.
The value of the cabinets, which have been recovered, was put at $1,600.
The house sold at auction for $49,000. It was assessed at $72,000 and nearly $13,000 in taxes were owed on it.
After the sale, the new owner discovered the cabinets missing and the Genesee County Sheriff's Office launched an investigation.
Looks like he was over
Looks like he was over assessed, he should ask for a tax refund.
Maybe he should have just
Maybe he should have just paid his taxes like the rest of us do!
Bow down before your masters
Bow down before your masters and kiss their feet...