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‘I will shoot you’: Lubbock woman jailed after shots fired call
By Caitlyn Rooney,
2024-07-18
Note: The video above reflects top headlines from morning of July 18,2024.
LUBBOCK, Texas — Aliyah Dionne Seabrian, 22, was arrested and charged with three counts of Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon after she was accused of pointing a gun at people and firing it into the air multiple times, according to court documents.
A probable cause affidavit stated on July 11, officers with the Lubbock Police Department were called to the 5700 block of 50th Street for a shots fired call. Court documents stated one of the victims flagged down an officer and said there was a woman in an apartment with a gun. The victim said the woman shot at him. While officers were setting up a perimeter, Seabrian came out of the apartment and was taken into custody.
Court documents stated Seabrian was upset with someone and wanted to get inside his apartment to get her TV. The victim told police he went inside to get it, when he heard an argument outside. The victim said he ran outside and saw Seabrian had a gun in her hand and was arguing with two other people. After a physical altercation, the victim told Seabrian to get her things and leave. According to court records, the victim said Seabrian then pointed the gun at him with her finger on the trigger.
Seabrian then pointed the gun in the air and fired several rounds, the victim said. The man told police she then picked up her TV and went back to her apartment. Officers observed a video that showed Seabrian holding the gun and shooting it in the air. Police found five rounds located in the area she was shooting.
Aliyah Dionne Seabrian (Booking image: Lubbock County Detention Center)
Court records said the victim sustained some injuries due to the physical altercation. However, no one was struck by gunfire.
Seabrian was taken to the Lubbock County Detention Center. As of Thursday, she remained in jail on bonds totaling $100,000.
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