David Frost gets arrested again; he uses former client’s credit card to purchase gas.
Remember David Frost? Yeah…this guy. It looks like the former NHL agent was never phased by the fact that his former client, Mike Danton (previously named Mike Jefferson), tried to kill him.
Because just when you thought that David Frost might be trying to get away from his troubled past (which includes being charged with 12 counts of sexual exploitation), Frost makes the paper for another blunder. This time, it is quite ironic.
On August 24th of last year, I mentioned that Frost moved back to his home of Kingston, Ontario to open up a juice bar. In all actuality, it was a nightclub called Juice. Clubzone.com makes sure to mention the club’s attractive staff. But after the sexual exploitation charges were levied on Frost and he had a falling out with his nephew (who was a part owner), Juice Nightclub collapsed.
As one must imagine, times were rough for David Frost. Rough enough to use a former client’s credit card who once tried to hire someone to kill him? Apparently. This past Friday, Frost was arrested for using Mike Danton’s credit card to pay a gas bill that amounted to $89.11 [Hockey Agent Frost Arrested For Fraud]. Personally, I think this guy needs to be put away already. The fact that any news headline would have the word “agent” and “fraud” in the title bothers me.
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