SPRING, Texas (KTRK) -- A day after Eyewitness News reported on a Spring woman being blocked from accessing her $30,000 grant money, the small business owner said her bank released the funds.
On Tuesday, Natasha Galloway's story aired on ABC13, detailing the roadblock she encountered after depositing a check the Greater Houston Community Foundation had awarded her.
The video above is from the original report on Nov. 21, 2023.
According to Galloway, who owns BB Fly Trucking, her local Regions Bank told her the check was deposited on Oct. 25 looked suspicious, leading the branch to freeze her entire business account and launch a three-month investigation.
ORIGINAL STORY: Spring business owner wins $30K grant, gets locked out of bank account
On top of that, she said an 18-wheeler she was making payments on was repossessed and being auctioned.
"I have the check in my hand, put it in the bank, and now they won't release the money to me," Galloway told ABC13 on Tuesday.
In her update on Wednesday, Galloway said Regions Bank called and told her all the funds were being released, and her bank account returned to good standing.
The fate of her truck, though, is unclear.
ABC13 reached out to Regions Bank for Tuesday's report but said it cannot discuss clients' banking information.
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