Frost Arrested On Charges Of Pouring Gas On Neighbor’s Trailer

Tuesday, January 31, 2012

 

Robert L. Frost has been arrested for aggravated arson after police said he got in a dispute with a neighbor and poured gas on his mobile home on Bromley Lane.

 

Police said Frost, 32, admitted pouring the gas, saying he was mad at the neighbor.

 

In the incident Saturday, Troy Cabe of Bromley Lane and Jennifer Prather of Wauhatchie Pike said they were in a verbal argument with Frost.

The Cabe and Frost trailers are next to one another.

 

They said Frost yelled that he was going to burn their residence down. They said a short time later they heard a loud bang on the side of the mobile home. They opened the back door and said they could instantly smell a very strong odor of gasoline. They saw that gas had been poured all over the side of the mobile home and the back concrete

steps.

 

They said they saw Frost standing by an empty gas can. They said he again yelled that he was going to burn them down.

 

An officer found Frost inside his home and took him into custody.

 


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