A home makeover reality show host is no longer charged with extortion, after one of four charges against him was dropped.
A charge of extortion was withdrawn against Anthony Sayers, co-host of "The Unsellables" on HGTV Canada, on Monday.
The 41-year-old is the owner and operator of the general contracting business "Anthony Sayers Custom Builder and Designer."
Sayers was arrested earlier this month after a customer filed several complaints against him.
Police say the Toronto-based contractor was hired by a woman in February to complete renovations on her home.
She claimed the renovations were done in a substandard fashion, and she alleged that she was criminally harassed and subjected to extortion.
Sayers had an extortion charge dropped during a court appearance on Monday.
He remains charged with two counts of criminal harassment and attempted fraud under $5,000.
None of the allegations have been proven in court.
The case is expected to return to court on April 7.
