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Charges Dismissed In Arizona Iced Tea Arrest Outside Fayetteville Liquor StoreFayetteville ObserverFeb. 06, 2015 |
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 Charges were dismissed Thursday against a man whose confrontation with an ABC officer outside a Fayetteville liquor store went viral on YouTube nearly two years ago and became known as the Arizona iced tea case. Christopher Lamont Beatty, 28, of New York, was charged with trespassing and resisting a public officer after the incident at the ABC store on Morganton Road on April27, 2013. Beatty refused to give the officer, who approached him in the parking lot, his can of Arizona brand iced tea. Read More 
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