Chris Hansen to be evicted in NYC as records show Catch a Predator host owes $250,000 in taxes, $60,000 to American Express, $125,000 to bank, and over $1MILLION to his mortgage lender
- Chris Hansen is being evicted from his NYC apartment according to TMZ
- DaiulyMail.com has obtained court documents showing that the former host of To Catch a Predator owes large sums of money to multiple creditors
- The host of Crime Watch Daily owes $57,931.72 to American Express, $126,356.35 to TD Bank and over $15,000 to Ally Financial
- On top of all this, Hansen owes over $250,000 in back taxes and was recently arrested for allegedly writing $13,000 wort of bad checks
- Hansen also owes $1,078,164.73 to US Bank Trust according to complaints filed in Connecticut courts over the past three years
Court records obtained by DailyMail.com reveal that Chris Hansen has been in financial trouble for some time.
The host of Crime Watch Daily owes $57,931.72 to American Express, $126,356.35 to TD Bank, over $15,000 to Ally Financial and $1,078,164.73 to US Bank Trust according to complaints filed in Connecticut courts over the past three years.
On top of all this, Hansen owes over $250,000 in back taxes and was recently arrested for allegedly writing $13,000 wort of bad checks.
And making matters worse, TMZ is now reporting that Hansen has been evicted from his New York City apartment.
This is all happening as the former Dateline host is in the process of divorcing his wife Mary Jo.
Out: Chris Hansen is being evicted from his NYC apartment according to TMZ (left in 2011, right on Monday)
Owes: The host of Crime Watch Daily owes $57,931.72 to American Express (above)
More money, more problems: He also owes $126,356.35 to TD Bank and over $15,000 to Ally Financial
Hansen was arrested in Stamford, Connecticut on Monday after a police investigation found that he had written $13,000 worth of bad checks to pay for marketing materials.
The former To Catch a Predator hosted was charged with issuing a bad check and released on his own recognizance.
Hansen, 59, is accused of writing two bad checks to vendor who produced 355 mugs, 288 T-shirts and 650 vinyl decals for the host back in 2017.
He had delayed payment for the order and in April wrote the checks that ultimately did not clear.
It has been more than a decade since Hansen’s show went off the air after a three-year run.
It was cancelled after an assistant district attorney in Texas, committed suicide after exchanging photos with a person he believed to be a 13-year-old boy.
When Conradt did not show up to meet the boy, the camera rew chose to travel to him home
He killed himself as the crew entered the residence.
NBC later settled a lawsuit filed against the network by the attorney’s sister.
Mortgae lender: On top of all this, Hansen owes over $250,000 in back taxes and was recently arrested for allegedly writing $13,000 wort of bad checks