So that’s back with us. When we get some relief from that. Coming up, Andy Candace. >> All right, Frank, thank you. New at 5 the couple wanted for gambling over 1 million dollars, which included client money meant for Houston, home renovations. >> Has been arrested. The husband is a contractor in the Weis. A teacher from Katy ISD KPRC two’s Bryce Newberry first brought you this story Monday on KPRC. 2 news at 10. And tonight he’s sharing what comes next in this case. >> The Millers have been wanted since last week, according to court records. And earlier this afternoon, Houston police officers got a tip, track them down and made an arrest. Take a look at these are photos of them being taken into custody. It’s Alec Stephen Miller and Andrea Pierce Miller arrested on felony of theft warrants. They’re accused of stealing tens of thousands of dollars from Houston-area home owners who had hired their construction company am to construction to complete home renovations were talking things like outdoor decks. Outdoor kitchens, driveway extensions projects around the house like that. And then the Millers are accused of never doing the work, in fact, making excuse after excuse, according to court records. At one point, Andrea Miller allegedly told customers that her husband had a heart attack. And that was one of the reasons that the work wasn’t getting done. But investigators went through their bank records and other accounts. That’s how they found out that around the times that those excuses were being made or specifically the heart attack that the Millers were actually at casinos out of state. We’re talking Louisiana, Mississippi, Nevada, where they were spending big according to those court records, more than a million and a half dollars at one casino in Lake Charles, Louisiana. So now they have been taken into custody. And since we first reported on the Millers on Monday night, we do understand that more accusers have come forward and filed reports with local law enforcement agencies. So this is a story that we’re going to continue to follow. And of course, we do want to hear from you if you’ve had any bad business dealings with the
