The man found that he lives in the Oregon House without the owner’s knowledge

The man was found, who lives in the house near Portland, Oregon, without knowledge of the owner, the authorities say.

The man lived there for a long period of time, installing the bed and lights, the Klakamas District Sheriff’s office reported.

The owner told the deputies, no one should live there, and they heard “strange noises” coming out of space.

Deputies found that 40-year-old Benioamin Bukur was arrested in the cracking space and arrested on the theft and illegal storage of methmadetamine.

Shortly before 23:00 local time, Sheriff’s deputies responded to an investigation into a suspicious scale in a residential area, near a happy valley, a small city southeast of Portland.

The witness said he saw a person who did not know that he lived in the nearby houses that stood his car and going to the back of the buildings. The witness also noticed that the door to the crawl was open and the light was walking from the inside.

When the deputies arrived, they noticed that the door had been damaged and closed. A extension of the ventilation was spotted through ventilation.

Turning to the owner and, as they said, no one should be, the deputies tried to open the door with the owner’s keys, but they did not work. The deputies forced the door to open and discovered the beech.

Bukur “obviously lived inside,” said law enforcement agencies when the room was equipped with various electricians, including chargers, TVs, and lights connected to the power of the house, as well as the bed.

The search pipe was also found in the search, Sheriff’s office said.

Bukur was booked in jail and his subscription was set at $ 75,000 (55,5524 pounds).