The Dallas County District Attorney’s Office said Friday the case against a man accused of stealing monkeys from the Dallas Zoo is not over, though he is now…
The Dallas County District Attorney’s Office says Friday the case against a man accused of stealing monkeys from the Dallas Zoo is not over, though he is now facing fewer charges.
Dallas County District Attorney John Creuzot declined an on-camera interview, but his office told NBC 5 that they had to dismiss these charges by law. However, Texas vs. Davion Irvin is not over. He still faces two felony charges for burglary of a building, the zoo. This case is also considering the defendant’s mental competency, according to online court records. The DA’s office said because the felony cases are still active, they cannot comment.
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