The Frosty Saga has come to an end!
According to District Attorney Brian Evans, he has dropped the criminal case against Charles Gregory for the alleged theft of Frosty, on agreement that Gregory drop the civil case against the City of Teague.
On January 22, 2019, Gregory filed against the City of Teague in small claims court to be heard by Justice of the Peace – Precinct 2, Debra Hamilton; which was later transferred to Justice of the Peace – Precinct 3, Cinnamon Archibald.
The civil case stemmed from a November 28, 2018 incident in which representatives of the City of Teague and the Teague Police Department arrived at a local business to reclaim the 22-foot inflatable snowman – Frosty, allegedly owned by the City, but loaned to the business by Gregory.
Gregory was later charged with Theft of Property >=$100<$750 that was to be heard in County Court by Judge Linda Grant.
Both cases have since been dropped and Frosty is in the custody of the City of Teague.
The Frosty Saga has come to an end.
According to District Attorney Brian Evans, he has dropped the criminal case in which the City of Teague accused Charles Gregory with the theft of Frosty, on agreement that Gregory drop his civil case against the City of Teague.
On January 22, 2019, Gregory had filed against the City of Teague in small claims court to be heard by Justice of the Peace – Precinct 2, Debra Hamilton; which was later transferred to Justice of the Peace – Precinct 3, Cinnamon Archibald.
In turn, the City of Teague accused Gregory of Theft of Property >=$100<$750 to be heard in County Court by Judge Linda Grant.
These accusations stemmed from a November 28, 2018 incident in which representatives of the City of Teague and the Teague Police Department arrived at a local business to reclaim the 22-foot inflatable snowman – Frosty, allegedly owned by the City, but loaned to the business by Gregory.
With both cases having since been dropped, Frosty is now in the custody of the City of Teague.
