By TOMIE V. PARKS
Editor for the Hutto News
Princess Anna and
Queen Elsa of Arendelle were behind bars at the Hutto Police
Department on Friday, Feb. 27. Officer Stephen Schlather even had the
pair in handcuffs.
“We had to lock
them up,” said Officer Suzanne Glass. “The cold weather has gone
on long enough, and we wanted to put a stop to it.
But the restraints
at city hall were no match for Elsa's powers. The pair escaped and
hasn't been seen since dinnertime Friday.
If any citizens see
the “frozen culprits” within Hutto city limits, they are urged to
call the police department.
“We want to shut
them down,” said Lt. Dwain Jones.
At least that's the
story the Hutto Police Department is telling on Facebook.
“It's been a fun
way to deal with all of the cold weather,” said Christina
Kane-Gibson, the city's public information officers.
Their posts about
the Frozen sister sightings and “criminal freezing” have
generated almost 200 followers, including KVUE News. An article about
the pair and their mischief was posted to the station's website on
Thursday, Feb. 26, when they were captured on camera in Pflugerville.
In reality, the
Disney princesses are some local personal injury lawyers having a
little fun.
“Everything just
kind of happened by accident,” said Brittany Deane of Hutto, the
woman who was dressed as Elsa, explaining that she and her twin
sister, Briana Deane of Round Rock, perform at children's birthday
parties as a side job.
“We were on our
way to a party, and our marketing director took our picture in front
of a cop car,” said Briana Deane. “He thought it would be funny
to poke fun and make it look like Elsa was responsible for this
recent batch of cold weather.”
The marketing
director was Neil Angeles. He and the twins work for the
Pflugerville-based law firm Justinian PLLC. The first photos from
Thursday, Feb. 26, were taken near the law firm on Heatherwilde Blvd.
The next batch of
photos on Friday, Feb. 27, were taken by the Hutto News and the Hutto
Police Department.
“The mystery of
Anna and Elsa getting away and evading arrest has been so much fun,”
said Brittany. “We love being able to bring these sisters to life.”
Their love for Anna
and Elsa is what prompted the pair to start their side business of
playing at children's parties.
“It's a story of
true love between sisters,” Briana said. “That's a beautiful
message, and it's one we definitely believe. We've got to remember it
even and calm down when we are having one of our twin tiffs.”
More information
about Deane sisters as Elsa and Anna for hire, see their website at
deanetwins.wix.com/frozeninAustin. Pricing starts at $150, but they
said that anyone who books a party and brings a copy of their story
in the Hutto News will receive a 10 percent discount.
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