A ho-ho-horrible Christmas crime  Area residents say ornaments
stolen from yard  Instead of singing holly, jolly Christmas
songs this holiday season, some Corpus Christi residents are
singing the blues.  Gregory Peck is one of them.  His handmade
wooden Frosty the Snowman was stolen midday last week from his
front yard, he said.  "I went out that morning and watered the
flowers, came back out at about 3 or 4; that's when I realized '
Hey, Frosty is gone,' " Peck said. "If they could steal Frosty
out of my front yard, what else would they steal?"  Just about
anything, said Lt. Raymond Lara, property crimes supervisor for
the Corpus Christi Police Department.  Since Nov. 27, eleven
people have reported their yard ornaments stolen or vandalized,
Lara said. Everything from gingerbread men to 8-foot Santas and
Grinches have come up missing, and some people have reported
inflatable Rudolph heads chopped off and sliced in two, he said.
Prices for the ornaments range from $15 to about $210, Lara
said.  Some of the d