Mom of Santa Fe mass shooting victim no longer facing charges in Confederate flag feud with neighbor

SANTE FE, Texas (KTRK) -- Rosie Yanas, the mother of a Santa Fe High School shooting victim, no longer faces charges for removing a neighbor's Confederate flag.

ABC13 first reported the feud in February, when Yanas claimed she took the flag down because it extended onto her parents' property for years.

Santa Fe police arrested Yanas on charges of trespassing and resisting arrest, but those have since been dropped.

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A confrontation between neighbors - and a Confederate flag is at the center of it. The couple living next to it doesn't think it has a place at all in the neighborhood. And for added measure, the couple has confronted tragedy in the past.

According to a statement by the Galveston County Criminal District Attorney's office, there was insufficient evidence to proceed with filing a criminal charge against Yanas.

"Therefore, we declined to proceed with any prosecution arising from her arrest," the statement read in part.

Yanas' attorney will speak at an afternoon press conference on Saturday to address her case.

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