A man has been charged in connection with leaving a house by the side of the road that he promised to move. Paul Morris Miller, 40, has been charged with illegal dumping, a state jail felony punishable by up to two years in a state jail.
Manor police stopped Miller on April 24 on U.S. 290 East because the two-story house that he was moving was so big that no traffic could pass him, according to an arrest warrant from the Travis County Sheriff’s office. Miller had no driver’s license and no permit to transport the load, the warrant said.
Since he was not legally able to transport the house, he left it in an open lot in the 11400 block of U.S. 290 East and agreed to have a driver with a valid driver’s license pick it up the next day, according to the warrant.
The house is still there, according to the affidavit.
Miller never picked up the house, the warrant said. He has been previously charged with the dumping of other homes in the past in Travis and Williamson counties, according to the warrant.
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