
In January 2008, Paul Hamman was charged with criminal littering and it's easy to see why. The minute you drive around the corner of Redstone Drive East, you can see the towers of trash and junk cars scattered all over his property.
Mary Adams lives across the street and says Hamman hasn't been cleaning up at all. Hamman says that's not true. "I work everyday some. It's difficult and hard for me to get moving in the cold."
After multiple extensions, the judge has ordered Hamman back to court on Monday the 26th.
The judge could sentence Hamman to jail time or order him to pay a fine of more than 250 dollars.
‘King Of Junk’ Sent To Jail










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